Goood service very fast And goood atmosphere…read more Long line but the service is fast i will go again tryed breakfast and lunch its was sooo good and ther alot of selection and the value is aright

The store was great and big with a lot of stuff. The restaurant service was good but there was no…read moremore salades.The quality of these furniture are very good.This is a good store overall.

I have dealt with Peter numerous times...even treated me to a very nice treat at a local Deli.read more

This place was a total joke. Piles of things you can't see. Nothing priced. You'll dig out…read moresomething and be told it's $2,000. Not really a business, more like a hoarders home. I would absolutely recommend skipping this place.

I checked at other stores and all they had was made in China, so i was very interested to see if…read morethis local company futon was well made and fit my needs. This company is well established since 1981 and their all natural durable futon is made of high density foam, latex, wool and recycled polyester. Their wood base are also made in Quebec by a subcontractor. The futon is high quality and you have pleasure to make peoples from here working. So if you're looking for a high quality futon check a shop from here first as the prices are good too And you can choose on more than 100 futon covers available ! J'avais besoin d'un futon et dans les autre boutique il n y avais que du made in China. Quand j'ai entendu parler de cet pme locale, jai tout de suite été intéressé de voir si leur futon satisfaisait mes besoins. Cette compagnie établie depuis 1981 fabrique leur futon tout naturel avec de la mousse haute densité, du latex,de la laine et du polyester recyclé.les bases de bois sont aussi fait au Québec par un sous-contractant. Le futon est de première qualité et vous ferez travailler des gens d'ici. Donc si vous avez besoins d'un futon de bonne qualité à bon prix aller voir cette boutique avant d'aller voir des futons fait en chine ailleurs ! De plus ils ont plus de 100 housses de futon disponibles de toutes les couleurs !

The store staff are kind and polite. My comments however focus on the Futon D'Or products…read morethemselves. 1. The Futon was adequate, comfy to lie on for a few minutes, rather uncomfortable to attempt sleeping on and I prefer an extra - firm mattress. This led me to look forward to the Tatami mats that were to be delivered a month later. 2. The Tatami mats all smelled very strongly of mouldy hay, not the "sweet" smell described in reviews of Japanese tatamis, not anything like what I smelled when I was visiting Japan in tatami lined rooms and not anything like the tatami mats I looked at in the Futon' D'Or store when I was there to shop. I figured that this smell would dissipate after a few days - it did not - it was overpowering after a few days. I was not told by the staff that delivered tatami mats can be neither exchanged nor refunded as is written on the bill. I will try to get the store to take them back but I have a feeling that this will not likely happy. So I likely am out $550 for 4 tatami mats that smell intolerably bad to me. If the store refunds them I will change my rating in a separate posting. If the store does not refund them I will likely throw them out.

Outstanding gallery of Scandinavian and mid-century furniture and decor. Knowledgeable and helpful…read moreowner. I have looked at this shop for years (no pressure to buy) and finally found our dream chair. The prices are fair considering the quality and the skilled restoration and/or repairs. He does move location within the neighbourhood from time to time, and sometimes is not there during opening hours (it's a small business), so to avoid disappointment call first. I am definitely going back!

I've tried to go to this place three times recently during their posted business hours but they've…read morenever actually been open. I give up.

One star less than five because of the lady assistant-manager. No friendly smile. No name tag…read more Looks at you like you are dirt. Gets extremely upset and yells at you if you place what she calls "electronics" after clothes and pots for plants, even if you are buying cables and flashlights. Orders you, instead of nicely telling you, how long you have to exchange or return things. All the other people in the staff commununicate with a smile except this woman. She is the exact opposite of courtesy. Renaissance is a beautiful place to shop but that lady should not deal with customers.

*This review pertains to the donation/drop-off services here. I have not gone into the actual…read morethrift store, so I can't comment on the store itself* I am visiting my parents in Montreal, primarily to clean out their enormous storage room which, to my dismay, was like a hoarder's dream. Picture 65 years of ... stuff, from floor to ceiling in piles. A nightmare job. Anyhow, after two weeks, I finally got the place squared away. Only issue was, I now had TONS of bags of...stuff to get rid off. I'm talking blankets and pillows and bed linens (some new), a new carpet cleaner/steamer, framed artwork, old but working coffeemakers, tons of clothes, tons of totes and duffle bags, glass vases and ceramic jars.... I could go on and on. I initially planned to donate all this stuff to the Salvation Army thrift store on Sherbrooke St. W. in NDG. I drove around the block there but parking was impossible due to the high snow banks. (Even if the street was cleared, I'd still have had to pay for parking at the meter, FYI). I didn't want to park too far away as I had a gazillion bags to shlep to the store, and many were heavy. After 10 minutes or so, I pulled over and called the store, asking if they had a loading zone or garage or back door for me to temporary park, to unload all the stuff. The Salvation Army gal said no, and furthermore, the guy who assists at the front door, to help bring in donations, wasn't available yet anyhow. Bummer! I asked if there were a thrift store nearby that took donations that had a dedicated parking lot or unloading zone and the gal referred me to Renaissance on St. Jacques, just an 8 minute drive away. I'll cut to the chase here: this Renaissance place is the absolute BEST place to donate your stuff, hands down. You drive into this enormous parking lot right off of St. Jacques. Even with our recent snowfalls, the parking lot was totally cleared off. There's a big sign directing cars to the side of the building to drop of donations. Once you turn the corner there, there is a drive-up area, covered by a canopy, and guys with dollies waiting there to assist you! You don't even have to get out of your car! If you have a lot of stuff, or heavy stuff, or it's bad weather out, or if you are elderly or mobility-challenged, you don't even have to get out of your car. It is SUCH an easy, efficient system here! I can't tell you how impressed my mother and I were with this set-up. And the guys who assisted us were so friendly and nice, too. Bonus! Forget about shlepping your stuff to a thrift store in the snow, paying for parking, and dealing with the stress of all the logistics involved in getting rid of your stuff. This place makes it oh so easy.

Small high end consignment store tucked away on a side street in Westmount. Well curated selection…read moreof designer shoes, clothes and accessories. Everything in very good to excellent condition. Prices are reasonable given the quality of the items, roughly 50% of what they would be brand new, +/- about 10%. No crazy bargains to be had, but if you're looking for a specific item and don't want to pay retail, this can be a good option. My daughter has wanted a Canada Goose coat for a while, but they are around $1000 new. I found one here in excellent condition for $400 and was very happy with the purchase, especially as they had a sale on that day for an extra 10% off. Watch their Facebook page and Instagram for sales and for new items in stock. The only negative I had about the store was that there was a very faint smell of cigarettes but it was not in the clothes so not really a big deal. The lady in the store was friendly and helpful and there was no pressure to buy anything. With the fashion industry having such an environmental impact, I've been trying to buy fewer things by buying quality clothes that will last a longer time and buying consignment whenever I can. Will definitely stop in here whenever I am on the hunt for a new addition to the wardrobe.

Just wonderful! Very well-curated, interesting designer pieces in excellent condition at reasonable…read moreprices, in a sweet little space, with a friendly, low-pressure assistant to help as needed. I left with a few treasures that I've worn many times already, an orangey-red Marc Jacobs blouse, a 60s-ish pair of blue floral ankle length pants and a gorgeous pleated D&G skirt. They also have beautiful jewellery and accessories. I'm glad in a way that I don't live nearby because I'd be spending too much here! Highly recommended.

Beatrice from Uruguay is the shopkeeper and she has collected treasures from other places, and some…read moreeveryday cool Things to add to your abode. She is friendly and warm and you can find cool gifts, unique finds for your space, and some used furniture. At the time I was there they had a fun lavender chesterfield Like Sofa in the window.

This shop, while advertised as an antiques shop is largely a shop of newer furniture, lighting, and…read moreaccessories made from re-claimed boards and metal. There are also some large metal letters, succulents and other random items. Prices here are reasonable, though not inexpensive.