Good and sparkly dollarama…read more If you are familiar with the brand, it's your typical dollar store scheme. This one is outside of a mall with it's own parking.

Halles d'anjou is a great little shopping mall that contains cheese stores, bakeries/pastry shops,…read morefruit and veggie store, fish market and butcher shops. It's a good place to shop if you'd like to buy high end and imported products. Some stores are on the pricey side but majority of stores offer good quality products, therefore you get what you paid for. In the summer time, local farmers come to set up shop near the entrance of the mall during early morning and mid-afternoon. You could find everything from fine herbs to local strawberries and corn on the cob. Merchants also sell farmer's preserves like fruit ketchup and jam. Special Quebec merchandise like blueberry wine from Lac St.Jean can be found as well.

Les Halles D'Anjou is a little mall where you can easily find everything you need to satisfy even…read morethe most discerning palates. It isn't far from my office so I often stop here after work if I need to pick up something for dinner or entertaining. Most of the stores here are food-related though there is a Dollarama and Archambault. In terms of food they have it all: a bakery, a cheese shop, a pasta shop, butcher, fishmonger and a SAQ. In the warmer months you can find a great little outdoor farmer's market. When it's too cold for the farmer's market you can choose to go to Fruiterie 440 instead. The food court here is your typical mall food court in that it is mostly chains but I rarely eat there. If you're in Anjou Les Halles is well worth the visit. It is kind of far from the metro so if you're coming here you're best off driving. Being out in the suburbs there is always an abundance of parking.

What's a Sunday without some errands to run ? Wifey was…read morelooking for specific skin care products and saw galleries D'anjou had in stock so off we headed. Because this isn't the biggest mall on the island we usually find a lot of products that are sold out of other chain retailers here. The mall has a good selection of chains and independent stores. The parking lot has adequate parking and serval entrances. The malls entrances all have hand sanitizers and social distancing spacing stickers. Every store we visited had there staff following all safety guidelines.

Nice enclosed shopping mall on the outskirts of Montreal. This mall looks exactly like the ones you…read morewould find in the States, pretty much an anchor store on each end of a cross and a number of smaller fill-in stores in between. One of the anchors has closed, so for now they only have three major stores. Inside the mall it was very clean, well-lit, and roomy. Outside there is a lot of parking available, and the mall is hard by major expressways so getting here and back is easy. Located right on the edge with entrances inside and outside of the mall are some nice restaurant chains - we went to the Baton Rouge steakhouse connected to the mall. While a mall is a mall is a mall is still true, this one was pretty nice with middle quality stores throughout. Loads of eating places near the center portion of the mall.

Everywhere we travel, if there's a Costco nearby, it's a must to stop by and see what the food…read morecourt offers ;) Check if the iconic hot dog is still $1.50 (U.S. equivalent). Since we're in Canada, we were excited to see poutine on the menu, and it didn't disappoint. It came with three simple ingredients: French fries (not the crispiest, but still good), cheese curds (or cheese grains, as Canadians say), and gravy. All that for $6.99 CAD. They also had a smoked meat sandwich, something I've never seen at Costco elsewhere, which was a nice surprise. Service was fast, though the food court itself was pretty chaotic with the sheer number of people after work. One fun difference from the U.S.--they serve soft-serve cones here. And not just any cones--these things looked massive. I swear some were 2 feet tall (okay, at least 1.5 feet) Very tempting, though we passed this time. In the US, there are aisle of protein powder, jerky snacks, etc. Not in Montreal as I find it more balanced. Check out Costco the next time you are overseas!

When traveling, I like to stop at Costco locations outside the U.S. to see what regional products…read moreand food court items they carry. Montreal was the third international Costco I've visited, and while the layout and most items are very similar to U.S. stores, there were some fun differences. I noticed more international snacks and foods, plus slightly different pastries in the bakery section. I was also surprised to see in the freezer section the famous Montreal restaurant Schwartz's Smoked Meat -- you can actually buy their smoked meat packs right at Costco. One big difference: the famous rotisserie chicken is $8.99 CAD, compared to $4.99 USD back home. The food court was the main reason I came, and I wasn't disappointed. They had unique offerings like poutine ($6.99 CAD), and a smoked meat sandwich ($7.99 CAD), which you won't find in the States. I tried both items and thought they were good--especially the poutine, which was surprisingly delicious for coming from a Costco kitchen. Interestingly, the classic hot dog combo is still priced at $1.50 CAD, which actually makes it cheaper than in the U.S. after conversion. I've been a Costco member for years and always appreciate the savings--especially on gas--but this visit was extra fun for trying out some distinctly Canadian items. Definitely worth checking out if you're a fellow Costco fan visiting Montreal.

Is a huge mall in Rosemère, they have all you want on one floor, no need to drive far away, own…read moreparking lot, near highway restaurant. Rosemère is a little town not too far from Laval.

Nice and perfect size mall. Not too big, not too small. The only thing that bug me is the shape…read more(gotta go through an aisle twice if you want to cover it all). Great shop selection too (for everyone and every budget).

Ok when I want cheap candy and want lots I come here for 1 $ I get 2 chocolate bars, or huge…read moreselection of gummy candies! The only ick I have here is the cashiers are slow and like to chit chat, and don't give back the correct change.

I almost live here. I pass by Dollarama all the time to see what new things they get. Where else…read morecan I get a 1.5L bottle of Tresseme shampoo for 2$. I see nothing wrong with spending less for the same article that I would usually pay 4times the amount somewhere else.

I love dollar stores. Most of them, like Dollarama have an excellent selection of inexpensive…read moreitems that are good for one-time use or a great value on name brand items. Back in the States, I had been looking for some hooks for the condo and I found a bunch of them at this Dollarame on the Plateau. I got a few to take back home with me. That is the thing about dollar stores, sometimes the inventory varies from day to day and also from store to store...it's like a gamble...but if you get lucky, take advantage of it. Love their self checkout registers.

Best dollar store I have ever walked in. Lots of interesting things to buy at very good discounted…read moreprices. There is even a section with very decent quality spices. They also sell lots of emergency iPhone accessories like headphones, magnets and covers.

Just received my order from Addison Electronique. It arrived in perfect condition, pricing was…read moregreat and it was for name brand products that either I could not get locally at that price or were not available locally. Thanks very much!

I was at Addison, The staff are awesome, well most of them know what they are doing, others, yah…read moreyah that will work, NOT I was talking with the LED GUYS OMG they are so back in the 1980's I asked if they sold RGB-IC LED Lights, he shows me these LED lights from 1980 totally clueless. Hey guys looking for LED lights, then ONLY buy the NEWEST and best LED's Look for RGB-IC also known as RGBIC And now my fellow Anglos here is a tip when calling Addison when you call them at 514-376-1470 you will get a recording blah blah blah french THEN English HI YOU HAVE REACH...please press 9 for English,,,,from now on you will not hear any french prompts you go straight to voicemail...Please leave us a message someone will call you back, YAH RIGHT LIKE WHEN??? HERE'S THE TRICK Do not press 9 Stay on the phone now you will hear the girl name off all the store's department followed by the extension BLAH press 1 Blah press 2 But all FRENCH So what you pressed 4 or 5 who ever answers the phone probably you dialed the wrong department so-what the guy will re-direct you to the right one, most of them speak English Best of luck to my Fellow Anglos https://youtu.be/dGl1FYaqSnE