Local small mall that used to have Zellers & SAAQ, now moved further towards Leger & Laccordaire…read more The mall has a Super C, 2 bank machines and several small local merchant.

I went L'Autre Placard while on a trip to Montreal. What a cute store! I bought some beautiful…read morepieces of jewelry is made by local artists. The owner was lovely and very helpful. Next time I'm in Montreal I'll try on some of the clothes...also local made and very unique.

Lovely shop as well as the ladies that were behind the counter. Lots of unique textures, patterns…read moreand designs - especially the accessories! I wanted to buy all the earrings! I did purchase a handmade bracelet.

I love this store! The owner stocks almost exclusively Frank Lyman clothing and the selection is…read morewonderful. The prices are also excellent! The owner and her husband are lovely to deal with and she has an excellent eye for what will suit someone. Very helpful! A++

This boutique is located in Duvernay Laval, specifically in Centre D"Achat Duvernay…read more The mall itself has lost all good big stores and most people go there for SAQ, SAAQ, Pharmaprix and Metro but other than that there is not any good stores, although there is one exception and that is zéro neutre. It import European clothes mostly from France and Italy, it has unique designs that you can't find anywhere else. The selection of clothes for women has much bigger but it has some stuff for men too. What I like about this place is that you know that you won't end up at a party or an event with someone else wearing the same thing. Price are above average as you are getting about average quality and design. This a small family boutique to reimbursement just exchange within 1 week. Although if you come during sales time its really worth it. One last thing to keep in mind, the clothes are mean for slim people. The don't have bigger than Large and usually Large is like our Medium.

Location: In the heart of touristy St. Sauveur. Street parking is available (not metered) and…read morethere's a public parking lot close to the church. The place: The space is of a decent size but when the place fills up, you might find yourself elbow-to-elbow with your fellow shoppers. Thankfully, that only happens during the summer and on holiday weekends when out-of-towners are around. The goods: This is one of two good shoe stores in the area, and they carry a good variety of quality footwear from Italian designers, to Coach and UGG to Hunter boots. I would say that the bulk of what they carry is on the dressy side, with the exception of rain/winter boots, sandals in the summer. and some more casual footwear. Service: Hit or miss. I've walked into this store on more than one occasion without receiving any greeting whatsoever, or a greeting of the snooty variety. On this occasion, a clerk eventually came over to see if I needed help. She answered a few questions I had and then rang me up. She was friendly... but I did feel like there was a general lack of interest on her part. That said, let's be honest: in St. Sauveur, you'll occasionally encounter folk who think they're superior to you because they live in St. Sauveur. Price point: On par with what you'll pay anywhere else. If you're buying a brand like UGG or Hunter etc. you will find that these are priced exactly the same as the brand's web site(s).

Good market. We were here during the Grey Line tour of Montreal. This is francophone like the…read morearea. I'm sure it's not quit the caliber of Jean Talon but it was nice and we got coffee and pastries that were good.

I love going to farmers market. It makes me feel more of local life not too commercial. Food is so…read morefresh at this market. I bought couple cheese and they are so good. There are activities for kids outside the market and local product selling.

This is an outlet store, so prices are low and so is the selection…read more It's my first visit after passing by this place thousands of times, the clothes were well arranged and the service was just ok. No major lineups anywhere despite a lot of people inside.

Despite many folks who have mocked Marche Aux Puces all my life, I tend to enjoy visiting one from…read moretime to time. The Laval one is small with a practically non-existent food court but the wealth of independent stores make it a popular hub for those of use who want to buy consumable goods over the traditional bartering at the countless kiosks inside the market inside. Sami Fruit is one of the best places to buy fruits and nuts,.they have a butcher place for great cuts of meat, a bakery that does a great job, several competent fish markets ... to be honest, the Marche Aux Puces is now actually a half decent farmer's market at this point with a mediocre "marche au puces" section. The marche au puces sections is crowded but interesting things can be found. It's a bit hectic on the weekends but I'd rather have that than the begging and annoyance you get going there being harassed by vendors during the week. Deal can be made, sometimes great but be careful, some will gladly rip you off. Parking is aplenty but people here REALLY CAN'T PARK NOR DRIVE!!! So I park far away! Beyond that, a nice place to visit, particularly for the consumable goods.