Well curated shop with top brands that go from casual to work with ease! Prices are a bit steep but…read moreeverything is top tier.

tres belle sélection d'objets et déco,mais le service est nul et les vendeuses (françaises) très…read morearrogantes A vos risques et périls

The place definitely has cool vibes, a lot of people were working or talking, the music was great…read moreand not too loud. In other words prime cafe ambiance. The cold brew wasn't half bad either

Stopped here two days for coffee and pastry. Very delicious on all counts. Pleasant service. Great…read moreplace to grab a coffee and snack and supposedly to get your bike repaired.

Plenty of seating. Nice service and not much of a wait for…read moremy order Close to my hotel so will be back. Banana chocolate bread. Tasty but a little dry. Macadamia chai latte, nice spice profile and first time I've been able to order macadamia milk. Not usually found.

A quaint little café that serves plant based drinks and pastries. They also have smoothies and sell…read moreaccessories, etc. There's a nice large seating area as well.

I grew up in this neighbourhood but I haven't came here since many years. I remembered the Plaza…read morefor its lineup of wedding dresses stores. But some things have changed: a new marquise, the addition of street art. This week is their annual sidewalk sale held every summer. Due to the closed businesses or vacant storefronts, the retailers displays were spaced out. The Plaza is 4 blocks long of budget retails, from Jean-Talon to Bellechasse streets. However, I had the impression that it was longer than this. Perhaps it's because I was still a kid back then. It's far from being my favourite shopping street, though it brings back childhood memories.

One of the few streets in Montreal that crosses the entire island from South to North. Most people…read morehere know St-Hubert means the Plaza. It's the part from Jean-Talon to Bellechasse where there is a glass covering the sidewalk. It's great for window-shopping, even if most of the stores have seen better days. While this street itself has seen a bit of a decline when indoor malls started opening, it has started to reverse. The area is becoming more and more famous for trendy bars and nightspots. The selection of restaurants goes from fast-food to old diners to upscale. It is still mostly about clothing boutiques, the fashion is hit or miss and it's over 90% women's fashion here but one could still find whatever one seeks here (batteries, luggage, perfume). Take a second to explore the streets that intersect the Plaza, Jean-Talon is a major artery for the city. Bélanger is up and coming, St-Zotique is more branché, Beaubien is the coolest (for me). Bellechasse is the quietest but it's good for a nice bike ride. Try to find when they have their sidewalk sales, you will not be disappointed.

This shop definitely felt like a mashup between a cafe and a sock shop, which sounds weird but…read moremakes for something to look at while waiting for your drink to be prepared. I ordered their Hojicha Latte with Oat Milk (props for having non-dairy options), and it was fine. Nothing about it was a standout for me but it got the job done in providing a caffeine fix. This store is much smaller than the "flagship" location inside a historical bank, and works to get your coffee/tea fix if you're in the area... and to buy some socks too.

I came here for a much needed charging and coffee break in downtown Montreal. This place was easy…read moreto find and had a clean restroom. The environment was nice and clean, and the drinks and pastry items were good. There were a row of seats along with a few charging outlets on the second floor. I got the einspanner latte for ~$6. The cream was rich and creamy, while the espresso gave me the mid afternoon boost that I needed.

I recently moved to Montreal and have been looking for eclectic yet affordable clothing that I can…read morewear to work as well as out socializing. I walked into Kali by chance, and found a fantastic variety of new and "on sale" dresses and skirts. Great variety, reasonable prices--an average of $50 for new dresses, less for sales--and the saleswoman offered me sincere advice about what works for my body type. I purchased some classic organic cotton dresses, organic bamboo tops that were more "boho chic" and a few mini-skirts. My saleswoman is a green thumb, and told me that bamboo contributes towards cutting green house gases in the atmosphere--bamboo grows quickly and densely--and also allows for more sustainable land use in developing countries. Right on.

I visited Kali in the summer of 2016 with Ann C (who also left a review!) It was raining and we…read morepopped in to browse. I wound up buying earrings, a scarf, and a dress that I LOVE. The fit is perfect (turns out I was the sample size!), the colours of blues, greens and browns different from my usual staples, and the style was also different for me. If there was a way to purchase Kali clothing online or from the store, I would like to do that!

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.

It's a nice cafe but man it's full of people working from "home". Too loud, busy, noisy for actual…read morework but okay if you want meetings in-person. Not if you're on calls. Matcha was fine. Acceptable, has no sugar added which i appreciate and it wasn't the cheap grassy crap Starbucks serves.

This was a charming little Cafe on the outskirts of Montreal. We stopped for lunch. Friendly staff…read more Delicious chicken salad croissant, ham cheese croissant! We sat outside, on a windy, glorious day, under a tree. My husband liked their coffee. They had wonderful pastries as well. Definitely recommend for a light meal.