Very High End kitchen ware, plates, flatware, kitchen appliances and more…read more Loved the items by GUZZINI. Alessi also represented. Nespresso Coffee machines.. all models. Also, AARKE, equipment to put the carbonation into your drinks. Loved everything!!

Scored some fabulous cheese knives and little espresso cups and saucers at the pop up shop on St…read more Denis. Prices were so much more reasonable than I expected given the posh looking exterior. Great deals! Think they may be going out of business but if you can hit up the pop up, lots of good deals to be had! Tons of stuff for the kitchen as well as some thrift clothes and shoes.

Nifty little kitchen store at the NE end of the market. It is closest to the entrance-exit doors, a…read morehallway the leads to the restrooms and the stairs plus elevator to the underground parking garage. If you are a foodie and purveyor of kitchen utensils then this place is akin to a bakery for a sugar junkie. A plethora of gadgets, kitchen tools, knives and everything to make you the next Michelin starred chef or make you feel like one! The beauty of this store is it is fun to peruse. If you are looking for one item it's their hope you will find a few or more to compliment your arsenal or collection of kitchen gadgets. It's a great place to come for a Office Secret Santa exchange or gifts for your mother in law who likes to cook. Prices here are reasonable. Some items are a bit on the high side but quality is in the mid grade to higher end. I'm always a bit cautious when walking around in here as there appears to be quite a bit of breakable and delicate items. I always feel like I'm walking around a museum with expensive artwork/breakable items and you should be mindful and walk with caution. Their closest competition would be Quincalliere Dante in little Italy. A good 10-15 min walk away but Dante has some different items. If you have time check out both of them if you are shopping for kitchen items. If in the Marche this is a good convenient option.

Cutes little kitchen store tucked in a corner of Jean Talon market, perfect for those times when…read moreyou're in the area and need a last minute house-warming present or realize that through life's mysterious workings you are suddenly without can opener. The shop is tiny and cluttered and so a little kitchen claustrophobia can occur for those who suffer from such things, for myself it's a certain kind of restful to be bumbled along through narrow aisles imagining the many stylish ways I could be chopping, grinding, whisking and peeling things. If you look closely there is a fairly good price range here, and the staff are sweet and helpful and always seem to be delightedly opening up boxes of new kitchenware delivery around the front cash, wondering where on earth they'll find the room. But somehow they always do.

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

When I was invited there I was kind of curious but also crossing my fingers hoping to have a great…read moretime. After the show and after a while I can say this: it was one of the best experience I ever had in the culinary show entertainment, I bought the cookware, and will never regret it. I only regret one thing that I didn't knew about cuisine sante international earlier and bought the cookware earlier and started to eat healthy and tasty food earlier. What I can simply say is that this chrome titanium cookware is the best investment I made in my kitchen. it is a yelpyyyyyyyyy and a yumyyyyyyyyy food maker.

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.)

I had walked by this new spot a few times while taking some Wellington strolls and was already…read moreenchanted by all the fancy kitchen apparel. Actually visiting the store I kinda felt like I was in a Pinterest kitchen museum: the space is small but curated to the Nth degree with ALL the fancy kitchen ware (think a permanent Souk at SAT set up). Prices range from moderate to extremely pricey but I think that's attributable to the clear quality and designer element. While I definitely don't plan to come here for my immediate kitchen needs, I think this is going to be a new go-to spot for nice gifts for foodie friends. Also, I'd like to add that they were really COVID-compliant (while still being super friendly) which I really appreciated.

For my 50th First-to-Review, I thought I'd review a different sort of food related business…read more.. This somewhat newly opened kitchenware's shop shares a large local with La Librairie de Verdun, and a little coffee shop - the name escapes me - in their back corner (with it's own side entrance, which is on the side street). There are a lot of windows in which to ogle the beautiful and pristine mostly high end merchandise (a pretty diverse and quality selection). Items range from peppercorn mills, to tough aprons; artisanal cutting boards to Madeleine molded baking trays; and more...to the most amazing cookware (I'm talking serious Dutch ovens my wanna-be-chefs - myself included)). I can sum this place up as a virtual (though it's physically there) candy store for cooking enthusiasts, home cooks, real cooks, sous-chefs, chefs and possibly even TV cooking show hosts. Oh, and yes, any wanna-be-chefs (spatula intended).

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.

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.