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

Opened in 1997, this kitchen gadget emporium is the place to go for any kitchen lover. The aisles…read moreare narrow, but because they are full of fun things for the cook and the kitchen. We perused the two stories and found a lot of quality gadgets that would make any cook .... Smile. Talking to the staff, they told us that many of the products they carry might not be the cheapest, but they are quality made and they will last a long time....be grocery carts, cutting boards, knives, china, etc. Very nice friendly and helpful people in here.

Got death-stared out the door an hour before the closing time posted in the window for today's date…read morebecause apparently the employees were unaware of the extended holiday hours. Triple checked the date and time on my phone to make sure I wasn't imagining things. The selection is decent, although nothing that can't be found elsewhere, and frequently for less $$ online. Still, I'm fine paying extra and crossing town to shop a local small business vs the internet juggernaut that needn't even be named. Had a ten-dollar item in hand but had come to make specific purchases that would have amounted to hundreds. I've shopped there before, but I won't again, sadly.

I always have a great experience buying from Nino La Cuisiniere. Products are quality, price is…read morereasonable and most important of all I always get impeccable in-person customer service. That beats Amazon any time.

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.

What a lovely store, right on Greene close to St. Catherine St…read more Driving back from dinner the other night, late, we passed this store and the display in the front bay window was so beautiful and arresting, I made a mental note to return here to check out the place during weekday hours. (The window contained the most stunning, shining, gem stone colored candles shaped as balls, in various sizes, all perfectly orbital and shining with a glossy finish. Some were quite large, and the arrangement, with all these glorious deep hued colors. were truly sculptural in their effect. I wish I had taken a photo. I've never seen candles like that. I actually thought they were sculptures). My mother and I visited this store today and wow, what a wonderful collection of uber-luxurious items, many of which are quite unique, I've not seen the likes of them anywhere else before. A sampling of some of the gorgeous items we saw: gourmet foodstuffs, packaged like none other (ex., olive oils and vinegars, in modern hand-painted artisanal ceramic or glass cruets and bottles. I'm talking kick-ass modern artwork, the kind of pieces you'd love to put on your table, and keep long after the oil or vinegar is gone. And amazingly beautiful Italian candies and biscuits, all packaged like artwork. And honeys and tapenades and other foodie condiments); tableware (ex., thick lacquered placemats that could literally be hung on the wall as artwork, serving ware and drink ware by Baccarat and other high-end lines, jaw-dropping plates and dishes, so contemporary, in all shapes and sizes and materials); small house linens (lots of pretty tea towels and cocktail-inspired hand towels); and, luxurious skin and body care products (I didn't really inspect these, as I was focused on the house stuff). They also had a few contemporary furniture pieces, like organic-shaped black wooden side tables or coffee tables, or narrow and a tall matte metal entryway table. All very cool, that would work in a variety of spaces, with a variety of aesthetics. But by far, this store has the most home decorative accents and accessories, and my mom and I oohed and ahhed over the majority of them. Stunning centerpieces, decorative sculptural pieces, candlesticks, picture frames, accent pillows, poker sets, vases, trays.... so many gorgeous things to look at here. Sure, the prices are high, but we are talking high-end pieces, the kinds you'd maybe see at Berghoff's (if anywhere). The two ladies who work here are super friendly. No pressure to buy anything or rush through the store. They were fun to talk to and really warm. This is THE place to go to if you have lots of money and need a gift for a discerning friend - or yourself!

Beautiful home embellishments and products. Unique items you can't find anywhere else in the city!read more

So thanks to my little brother we decided to walk in here today and I died and went to heaven. You…read moreknow you're old When you think kitchen appliances are cooler than kiddie stuff! The price is right here and by right it's like discounts on top of discounts. I'm coming back this week as I couldn't stop ooing and awing ! Love it here :)

Whether you are opening a restaurant or just cooking at home like a star chef, this is a place…read moreworth checking out. Do you need a rotisserie? A fryer? A beyond giant stock pot, or 10? Heating plate? Specific tools for baking things which i do not understand? A thousand matching soup bowls? Beautiful casserole dishes all at industry prices, plus the possibility of financing to help you pull it all together? Check this jam out. This is the Little Italy storeroom for a business with 30 years experience - they can install gear in your food truck and sharpen your knives and help design and instal equipment for a professional kitchen. It is small and crowded with tools for kitchen magic and all kinds of things that to be honest I don't know what they are for, but some of the beautiful pastry kitchens in Montreal were outfitted here and a ton of other popular places besides, and I love browsing through and buying gifts for people who are better at this stuff than me (and sometimes for me.)

GORGEOUS plateware, flatware, tableware, bowls, platters, servers and more!…read more Happened to just "fall" upon this place while walking around the city and discovered that this business caters to top restaurants in town, providing the best-of-the-best breakfast, lunch and dinner serviceware for 5 star restaurants! The business is Porreira ( I may have misspelled this word ) who commissions world renowned international designers and artists to embellishes their porcelain... JUST for them! You will see designs by Versace, Tom Ford, Escada, Etro, and more! I can't remember them all, but I was extremely impressed by the store and the owner, Sandrine. Lots of best class Portuguese glassware, pitchers, servers, platters etc.. Couldn't help but stay for a while and SAVEUR the beauty of their collections and store displays. You will be MORE than impressed.

This store is the first foray by Alessi in Canada. They do sell their stunning designs at some…read moreother stores but this is the first company owned store here. A friend of mine who likes their kitchenware and is more of a collector of their flatware wanted to buy a set as it was not sold in the non company store. The sales person was helpful and even told us of the promo that they have if one buys a 6 or 12 place setting collection. The store itself is functional and has decent display area. Location is prime and will goes with the product/price range they have. If you are interested in design and would like to see a modern take on regular everyday items for that alone I would suggest you visit this store.

This store is gorgeous. It has so many luxurious cooking items. It's sleek and modern and fancy…read more It's definitely somewhere you can go to and buy a gift for your friend if they love cooking or need something extra special for their kitchen. You could also splurge on yourself and get something really nice like fancy measuring cups and whisks. The only thing I've ever bought here was a cookie cutter in the shape of a ginger bread man for christmas cookies I was baking for some friends and family. It was a very normal cookie cutter but it cost me around 3$. I'm not sure what the base price of a cookie cutter is but I did feel like this was a bit more expensive than I thought. Obviously, some items can get quite expensive but I feel like the quality makes up for it.