I love Think Kitchen. I gravitate towards kitchen gadgets. Think Kitchen reminds me of Kitchen…read moreStuff Plus. Both provide cool, durable kitchen products at cheaper prices. I associate Think Kitchen with being at an outlet. The very first item that I ever bought was from this store. I am using it on this business trip. I got a travel set consisting of a fork, knife, and spoon. They are a light green and have their own little pouch. The cutlery is durable. My visit the other day was more for browsing. The trend seems to be having small appliances look retro. The prices were pretty good. I also liked the popcorn accessories and microwave poppers. I love popcorn so much that I pretty much knew what everything did. If you're into looseleaf tea infusers, you can find cool ones at this store. I was mesmerized by an EggXact Peel, which allows you to safely peel the shell off a hard-boiled egg. It amazes me what products get developed. I love this store. The fact that I didn't buy a thing showed a ton of willpower! (251)

A very well stocked store with a helpful staff to guide you. All your kitchen requirements bars…read moreavailable here. They have good coffee machines as well.

I'm a caterer - I LOVE THIS PLACE. It's got so much you won't see elsewhere…read more I just can't afford anything. Holy crap, are they ever expensive. Fun to browse and it will give you great ideas to take home and try out.

As a newcomer to the store it was to my good surprise that the quality of the items were really…read morenice. The workers who attended me were old people but really kind and I promised them I will go back to that store. Now my kitchen has a new favourite brand!

I've always thought they should create a tv show inspired by this space and the stories that must…read morecircle through this tiny shop where they sell the highest quality goods for both hunting and cooking. Guns, crockery, drill bits, and the kinds of customers who think hard about such things = narrative gold, no? A fixture in Montreal's Little Italy since 1956, Dante Hardware is a family operation built with love from the ground up - http://www.radio-canada.ca/television/ciaobella_english/vhtml/dante.html

Wonderful store with just about everything for kitchens, cooking and entertaining,read more

Cute little kitchen accessory and knick knack store - have been in several times…read more It's larger than the average kitchen boutique and just as overpriced but the people that work there are extremely friendly and know their stuff.

All I can say is Wow. Here in the us we have a few cooking store chains that are still in business…read morebut this would qualify as a cooking megastore. Incredible selection of everything from serving wares to preparation tools with a emphasis on baking and cooking tools. Lots of high quality merchandise too--lots of imported German cooking tools, etc. Well worth a stop if you're in the area. I purposely didn't pick-up a shopping cart at the door so I wouldn't break the bank. This is going to be a regular stop for my trips to Montreal.

From the owner: Kitchen and baking supplies. Pots & Pans, Cookware, Knives, Glasses, Giftware, baking products and…read moreall other cooking accessories.

When I called and asked where they were she said Montréal. I could tell that this was going to be…read moredifficult. Then I said, Yes, but where in Montréal. The woman hesitated then said, "Montréal, downtown Montréal." turns out they are on Parc Avenue, not really downtown. They have no prices on ta les they sell so they ask we send in a price request. I chad called, as requested, but then the woman said, "We don't give prices on the phone." Really? Your website says that's what we have to do. But okay. "Send an email," she said. So on Friday, July 7 I sent an email asking the price, the height, and the gauge of the steel. I have still not heard back. It isn't clear why she has to have people send in emails for prices--of products that are everywhere. do I ordered a table yesterday and it was delivered today. The chat line representative answered all my questions promptly, and gave me a special quote. No big whoop. Mona's et Cie (Mona's and Company) was rude and a waste of time.

Commercial Food Service Equipment, table-top and small-wares this place is extremely well…read moreinventoried and it was a positive delight to browse the many aisles of merchandise. On the bottom floor is their close-out section which had some fantastic deals on a full array of commercial items. I met with the owner who couldn't have been more cordial; I greatly appreciated the time he spent showing and touring his store. It turned out we have many mutual friends in the industry, it was great to catch up on the biz. Hope to return the next time I am in Montreal.

Excellent service. Anything you need for your kitchen, they have it. They have a massive warehouse…read morewith absolutely everything you need. It's always been my go to whenever I need something for my kitchen or BBQ. This place definitely need more reviews.

Absolutely eveything you need for kitchen. It usually caters to restaurant owners but also open to…read morepublic. Pans, pots, mixers, knives, restauran equipment, blenders and list can go on and on and on.. Recently they moved to a much bigger warehouse and i tell you the choices are mind boggling. The prices are excellent as well. I am amazed that nobody has written a review yet. Customer service was erratic but it has improved recntly. I really like the choice and the prices they offer. A must see.

A cook's dream store - this is the place for all your kitchen supplies and accessories. All kinds…read moreof gadgets and items for personal or professional use. The selection is decent but the biggest complaint I have is the prices. If you are an avid shopper and are familiar with other similar stores or offerings out there, then you would know Ares is grossly overpriced. We were looking for BBQ accessories in particular, large tongs, scrapers, spatulas or lids to use on a griddle - Ares had almost everything we needed but we later found similar items at Club Entrepot for half the price. Just to give you an idea for example, large plastic cutting boards retail for over $45 here, but the exact same item can be purchased at the Costco Business Centre for less than $20. We found a large metal BBQ spatula for $20, elsewhere it's $10. Just recommend you shop around before you settle for anything here if you care about price.

The rude staff deserves a 1 star, but the selection is quite frankly a 3 or 4 stars. If you are a…read moreshopper as in, I want to touch, poke, lift, feel a tool or a product before buying it. Yes sure, go there. But that's the thing, you can save bucks, time and have a wider selection online. The staff was just so rude on my last go, it was jarring.

What a beautiful winery with charming owners and workers alike…read more Went on a whim as we passed the sign on the way to Finnegans, and wish i had spent more of my day here and less at the market. The pink bubbly was one i had tasted at an event, rated highly across the world(the owner is from Champagne) ..and lets face it..pink is good for every event in my life) and at the bargain price of under 30$!!! The grounds are spectacular, full of statues and pieces of art. Events are held here under a tent on their pristine grounds. For 5$ you v Can sample 4 wines, with cheese and chocolate...where will you find that deal anywhere...and free if you spend 25 $ on their amazing wares. Our favourite was the fortified wine..much like port..with cranberry chocolate melting in your mouth, a steal at 20$. Go!! 25 minutes from Montreal.