Do not warn in advance of the tariffs for the US clients. They should advise you that the final…read morepayment will be much more at your end.

Place was great and their service was amazing! We were treated really well and served by Zac who…read morewas great! They offered and showed us these great brands that we didnt know were available here in Montreal. They even had our suit, shirt and outfit all tailored the same day as we were in a rush leaving out of town! TOTALLY RECOMMEND

Plaza Cote des Neiges is basically one of the older shopping malls on the island of Montreal or at…read moreleast it appears to be. There is plenty of parking at the mall and they also have leveled parking. Whenever I go here by car, I will generally try to park in the leveled parking lot as opposed to parking in the parking lot which is out in the open. The reason for this is if it rains, I don't have to get wet when I go to/from my car and if it is sunny, my car doesn't get too hot from parking for a few minutes to over an hour under the bright sun. The only big recognizable store names at Plaza Cote-des-Neiges (in my opinion) is Canadian Tire, a Walmart Supercenter, and a Dollarama. They do have a lot of mobile/cellular stands or storefronts (Rogers, Fido, Videotron, Koodo, Virgin Mobile, & L'espace Bell). There is also a La Source. There is a discount movie theatre that shows movies that have played for a few weeks or a month or so at one of the bigger theatres but haven't been released on DVD yet. The price is ~$5.00. I used to go to the movie theatre that was there before when there were 3 major movie theatre companies in Montreal (Guzzo, Famous Players, and Cineplex Odeon) and I believe that this theatre was a Cineplex Odeon back in the day. I haven't tried this discount movie theatre out but might give it a try one of these days when I have the time. With some of the longer movies, you have to be careful about parking since there are signs indicating that there is a 3 hour parking limit. There is also a very large Asian grocery store in this shopping mall. In the food court, you won't find any of the big fast food restaurant names that you might find in food courts in the newer malls. A quick look at the food court showed what I would classify as ethnic small/independent fast food restaurants (so no McDonald's, A&W, Kojax, Tiki Mings, Thai Express, etc. here). I come here maybe once every 3-4 months just because I'm in the area. When I am here, I generally visit the Walmart Supercenter, Dollarama, and the Canadian Tire here. This shopping mall is dated when compared to the newer shopping malls on the island of Montreal. I would give them 3 stars.

The mall is fine but the Canadian Tire garage should be avoided at all cost. They are incompetent,…read moregreedy scammers and will take advantage of who they see as inexperienced, manager and employees alike. Definitely dont go there for maintenance, their services are lousy and youll waste your money. If you turn down further assistance, they will not listen and proceed without your permission, then force you to pay for services that you not only did not ask for but clearly declined. If you decline by phone call, the manager will hang up on you multiple times and call you back to deliver undesirable news, to then hang up on you again. They will even blackmail you by removing your wheels and keeping your keys (speaking from personal experience).

Enjoy the simplicity of these clothing designs…read more You can always find something relaxed yet upscale about this clothing. Perfect attire for shopping around Avenue Laurier, Avenue de la Montagne & Westmount Square. Layer up ( Los Angeles style ), wear your favorite watch & pair of sunglasses This shop will help you complete the look.

A small store with a very grand vision. Like another Yelper said, when you walk into Les Étoffes…read moreyou really sense that you are entering the store's world. The colors (black, rust, navy, cream), the layout, and the clothes themselves all go together. The feeling is warm and inviting, so you want to go explore all the pieces on display. I used to sell yarn and fabric, so I loved the different textures and materials on display, from a luxuriously dense knit sweater to an elegant silk blouse. The design of each item was trendy but approachable -- I am a jeans and t-shirt kinda lady but I saw things I would wear. So why didn't I come home with a whole new wardrobe? Price, of course, sigh. Les Étoffes is definitely a special-occasion boutique, and alas I was only sightseeing. While I was there, though, a young man was trying on shirts and mentioned that he was making his first L.E. purchase. It seemed like he'd been looking forward to that day for a while.

As a self-defined thrifter, one who takes pride in finding great clothes for great prices.. this…read moreisn't the place for me. It was hard to find anything under $20 (even used T-shirts!!!) so that was a little disappointing. The selection of denim jackets was exceptionally impressive though. But this is definitely a high end pricey shop. If you're looking for good bargains, I wouldn't recommend coming here. However, if you're looking to find unique items at any cost, this would be the place for you!

Bought a pair of high-waist jeans that fit me like a dream! Thrifting can always be hit or miss,…read moreand I happened to get lucky this time around. The employees are friendly, and I was able to easily try on clothing.

Lovely boutique of womenswear, dressy, chic cocktail dress, skirts and top…read more I really loved the dress. All in fresh and crisp color, bling and style. The cuts are flattering, the fabric are thicks and the prices, the highest at 33$. That's great! Be sure to check the second floor. The sales are there. :-)

Somewhat big. Good clothes but don't specify items. Half the…read morestore has only women section tho

I heard a rumor that different Fripe-Prix Renaissance locations receives their goods from areas…read morevery close to them and that the one on Wellington Avenue in Verdun gets a lot of their goods from things are are dropped off in Westmount. I can believe it. Here's a quick list of cool, vintage and even designer items I have found at this Fripe-Prix Renaissance. Le Creuset Enameled Dutch Oven, new, brown, unused with the sticker still on it. Retail price: $250 FPR price: $5 Le Creuset enameled cast iron frying pan, white, in near mint condition Retail price: $150 FPR price: $5 Azzedine Alaia sweater, navy blue, slightly used, no holes, no stains, Made in Italy, 100% wool Retail Price: $2000+ FPR price: $7 Aquascutum navy blue trench coat, never worn and still had the tags attached Made in Great Britain, 100% wool Retail price: $2000+ FPR price: $35 1960s/70s era Chrome General Electric, round tea kettle On ebay: $100 FPR price: $7 I have also found Italian Merino wool sweaters for $7, large heavy, metal decorative mirror in sunburst design $12, ceramic clay plant pots for 50 cents, 1970's Viking Blender for $7 with metal machine parts, not the stupid breakable plastic kind they have nowadays, home yogurt making machine, Depression-era glass goblets in ruby or cobalt blue, Calvin Klein and Banana Republic hoodies, giant snap-top jars for keeping dried foodstuffs for $1, complete book series of Harry Potter and A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones), foldable IKEA garden table $5 and a whole slew of other stuff. You get the idea. Mind you I didn't just stop in here once or twice and happen to get all this cool stuff. I walk by this place practically everyday on my way to the metro so I usually get in a chance to duck in and have a quick look around. That and having a trained eye towards quality goods will eventually land you something if you're persistent enough. I really dislike the disposable, throw-away aspect of our culture and there really is truth that one person's junk can be another person's treasure. Plus Fripe-Prix Renaissance's mission is about helping persons who are usually disadvantaged get some skills and build up the confidence to stand on their own. Shopping here is just a win-win situation for everybody.

Just recently opened, a little store full of clothing, accessories, jewelry, and food all made in…read moreQuebec. The store is beautiful and has so many wonderful products displayed. I met the owner on my first visit and she is just lovely. She also really knows her product. I was looking for gifts for my grandmas and she so many great recommendations! I absolutely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area for your holiday shopping needs.

One of the people who was at the store when we visited was English speaking and helped us. There…read moreare lots of fun things to peruse, my kids bought necklaces

I was amazed to receive a refund for a sweater I bought three months prior that was too small. I…read morewould have exchanged for bigger size but the sweater was no longer available. The salesperson was very polite and effective. I consequently proceeded to spend the entire refund in the store the same afternoon as a gesture of appreciation. Well done Simons for good customer relations.

Came here on the recommendation of a fellow traveller. It's a basic department store that is based…read morein Quebec. It reminded me a lot of Macy's- similar price point and selection. I really liked the sculpture in the center escalator stairwell. I was there in mid July so it was a good time to check out the sales on summer clothes and merchandise. It's centrally located on the shopping stretch of St. Catherine Street in downtown Montreal.

This lovely boutique opened its doors recently in Westmount bringing European fashion to…read moreMontrealers. The boutique offers a variety of women's luxury clothing and accessories. If you're looking for unique pieces and want to avoid big crowds this could be the perfect place. Service was great and staff was very helpful! Hopefully they will be able to host events as was planned in 2021. Check them out when you're in the area.

super costumer service ! Thank to Ranitea Mehiti and Alice…read more:) The place is nice and clean

Place Montreal Trust is a large shopping mall in downtown Montreal, located west of the Eaton…read moreCentre, at the corner of Saint Catherine Street and McGill College Avenue. With over 320,000 square feet of stores and services, Place Montreal Trust attracts 14 million visitors each year. Its indoor water fountain has the highest water spout in North America at 30 metres in height. I have shopped in here many times since the variety of stores is really good. Something for everyone. Place Montreal Trust is linked to the Underground City of Montreal and the metro network as well. Inexpensive options here would be stores like Dollarama and McDonald's, making this shopping mall a value stop as compared to the Eaton center next door.

There's this make cleaner who works in the food court. He's been harassing me many times. He starts…read moresticking a broomstick pole under my seat or table very close to my feet and starts sweeping but it's clean already. I move and he follows me. He's french speaking, white, short Brown hair, about 5 ft 7, wears a medium blue shirt and pants. I have reported him. I told him I'd call police if he doesn't leave me alone but he keeps bothering me. Beware of him. The security there is lousy and they refuse to speak English. So it could be the security is involved in it. Some of the security guards were going inthe women's bathroom and looking the stalls. And they're male guards. Not a safe place. The owner of the food court or mall does not reply. They're called Ivanhoe.Anyone have similar problems there?The guy must have a criminal record. He acts like a psycho.