From bustling Sainte-Catherine street, to the quaint Mount-Royal avenue, Montreal is a shopping mecca. Summer is when sidewalk sales crowd the streets, and you can’t forget the underground city, which is filled with local and intern...Open the full description
From bustling Sainte-Catherine street, to the quaint Mount-Royal avenue, Montreal is a shopping mecca. Summer is when sidewalk sales crowd the streets, and you can’t forget the underground city, which is filled with local and international retailers.
Fou D'Ici
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What do you get when you pair gourmet goods with the perfect downtown location? You get Montreal’s urban food market. Nestled steps away from the Quartier des Spectacles, the upscale shop’s shelves are stocked with local and organic produce while sections are separated into: Pantry, bakery, cheese, fruits & vegetables, seafood, and butcher.
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Boutique Point G
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A vibrant decor meets you upon entering the shop, as do the candy-coloured French delights. The name says it all – and do their sweets ever hit the right spot. Point G is the only place in Montreal where you can acquire macarons similar to those from Ladurée. Run by French natives, you can rest assured that you are in good hands.
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1 Hour Vintage Tour in a Vintage Convertible
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Le Cartet
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Unbeknownst to most, Le Cartet is one of Montreal’s best brunch spots. It’s also one of the first places locals will direct you to if you want to discover Old Montreal through your stomach. Whether you wish to shop epicurean goods or have a light meal followed by a cup of illy coffee, this spot will satisfy both as it operates as a café & boutique.
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Mamie Clafoutis
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What do you get when you pair a pastry chef & a baker that left France to open a boulangerie in Montreal? You get Mamie Clafoutis! Creating classic fare with a modern twist, Nicolas & Joseph are the brains behind the successful, expanding brand. Order up front as you would in a French shop or take a seat in their tearoom to enjoy your confections.
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La Panthère Verte
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Serving up vegan dishes, baked goods, smoothies, and healthy boosters (think wheatgrass shots), La Panthère Verte – or The Green Panther – is a local favourite. Pop into one of their three locations to eat lunch, grab takeout (or delivery), lounge on their outdoor terrace, shop organic finds, or work from your laptop in a relaxing setting.
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La Montréalaise Atelier
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Montrealers have been sporting Sabrina Barilà’s coveted “La Montréalaise” sweaters and tote bags ever since she started selling them online several years back. A few months ago, Barilà opened La Montréalaise’s first store in the Mile-End, resulting in the brand’s die-hard fans flocking to the new atelier to shop the collection in real time.
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1 Hour Vintage Tour in a Vintage Convertible
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40
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Duration
1 h
Languages
French, English
Station 16
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Station 16 is the latest destination for lovers of pop art, graffiti, and street art. With artworks visibly displayed on a white wall behind a large glass window, it is one of the current ventures involved in re-vamping the Main. The Montreal-based gallery features pieces from Europe and North America and also operates as a silkscreen print shop.
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Frank & Oak
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Where does the dapper Montrealer shop? Chez Frank & Oak, of course. Founded & based in Montreal, Frank & Oak is slowly becoming an international hit with features from the likes of GQ and Esquire. Despite recent expansions, their Montreal roots remain etched into each item they craft (rue Saint Viateur labels are added to their creations’ linings).
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m0851
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Montreal-based m0851 has been crafting quality leather for over 25 years. With products still made at their original workshop in Mile End, it’s easy to see how deeply rooted the local trademark is. Known for having stylish and clean designs, the brand has always kept Canadian men and women trendy – and warm – with outerwear, bags, and accessories.
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Boutique 1861
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You’ll know you’ve arrived when you spot the pink and black Victorian female silhouette as you approach the storefront. Once inside, you’re in for a treat: With antique decor that looks like you strolled into an 18th century boudoir, the boutique itself is as impressive as the vintage-inspired merchandise – even the music is retro.
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Léché Desserts
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Cupcakes are out. Doughnuts are back in – and they’ve made a strong comeback. Enter Léché Desserts, Montreal’s first doughnut shop currently revamping the classic dessert. The tiny café/bakery serves up a selection of airy and fluffy confections made up of unique flavour combinations – be sure you get them quick before they run out!
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Artpop
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Artpop is perfect for your favourite Montrealer or for bringing home souvenirs that really capture our vibrant city. Tucked on avenue Mount-Royal, this gift shop houses plenty of great finds, from clothing, to jewellery, home decor, postcards, and handmade keepsakes. I also stopped by to pick up my Montreal-themed mementos before travelling abroad!
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Boutique Unicorn
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Where will you find Montrealers shopping for the latest fashions? Unicorn, of course. This boutique profiles local designers, while selling a host of international retailers for both men and women. You will encounter homegrown brands like Eve Gravel, Mélissa Nepton, and Betina Lou, as well as coveted staples from BB Dakota and OBEY.
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Ashukan Cultural Space
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More of a contemporary Art Gallery than a souvenir shop, this place was only opened in May 2015, and is a very interesting place to buy original souvenirs or presents. All the items showcased in the gallery are made by aboriginals from all over Quebec, ranging from paintings, sculptures, prints, clothing, jewelry, music and postcards.
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Harricana
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When Montreal designer, Mariouche Gagné, launched her fur collection in 1994, she had a vision of crafting products adhering to her respect for nature and ethical outlook on fashion. With a flagship boutique doubling as a workshop in the city’s southwest borough – and an international following – she has achieved just that.
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