Kuriosity ....didn't kill this kat. Not your typical souvenir shop along Notre Dame, very close to…read morethe basilica. This store is an interesting and odd mix of gifts and collectibles. I suppose it's a little macabre with all the skulls in the window but what's not to love about skulls? You can get some typical souvenirs and signage to decorative guns, and other really interesting looking pieces. In the front of the store was a small wagon with a huge metal ant on it. I know, how random but the kids loved it so we had to stop. The shop is full of knick knacks displayed from floor to ceiling. The curvy, windy aisles lead you to the adult material mags in the back. Just FYI in case you want to prevent children or others with sensitive eyes from being upset...or turned on.

If I lived in Montreal, I would probably blow all of my money on this store…read more It's not for everyone, but if you are someone who enjoys having extravagant, cool looking knick-knacks, this is the place to go. The prices are a bit on the higher end, but so are the quality of the things you can buy. On top of that, the employees (owner and son?) are incredibly nice. One of my best experiences at any store.

Good day, Whenever I…read morecome here and it is a bit far away from my Burrough of Rosemont. I always order there fry chicken drumsticks sometimes the full leg .In Montreal it is the best chicken in town. Stay away from the big brand US franchises go here instead. Fried to perfection and great taste.

Very well maintained and has a great selection! Has fresh meat and fish. Very helpful and nice…read morestaff as well. However, you must remember to wear a face mask before coming here or else they're going to ask you to leave. Also, they accepts Apple Pay!

Small, but good. The arancini are to die for!…read moreThe owners are very friendly and engaging, and have a nack for including the best products Italy has to offer in their tiny shop.

Great little treasure !…read more Make sure you try their pork tenderloin, it's fantastic...

I was at the store and purchased this very cute tshirt. I made sure to ask about store return…read more(first purchase), since there was no trying room. A very nice clerk told me I had 2 weeks to return for a full credit. it was missized. I went back the next day and was told no return policy and could exchange it for another item. There was no getting around it. This was their policy and that was that. I was so angry, I really liked this tshirt, but it wasn't my fault that it was missized. Obviously, it was a one of a kind. I ended up picking up 2 items from another department to make up the. cost, but swore never again to buy anything and go make sure go pass along their wonderful customer service attitude.

This is a great value village in Montreal. Very spacious with a fair amount of stock. But be warned…read morethe prices are crazy high. $20 at Value Village used to buy someone 4 items, now it barely can cover 2. Reminder this is a for profit organization, maybe donate your items elsewhere & save them the cash-grab

I sought out this shop based on a very strong recommendation from a local. Unfortunately I walked…read moreaway empty handed. Lots of jeans (obviously!) with most of them being Levi's. They offer free on-site tailoring (hems, darts, etc), however if you already have a strongly preferred Jean brand you'll unlikely find something different to replace it. The Levi's wedgie cut was pretty close to what I was looking for but they unfortunately did not carry my size in the wide leg cut. Worth a visit if in the area but wouldn't go out of my way.

Went here with my cousins on a whim because a Reddit post said it's the best place to get jeans. We…read moreleft as total converts. If JJJ were a cult, we drank that whole pitcher of KoolAid. Leroy, never have I ever had fun shopping for jeans, so thank you for proving it was possible. If you want a Jeans Experience, look no further. Just don't let the flying jeans slap ya in the face.

I realize it's called Provigo so you'd expect it to have lots of stuff. Surprise, this is nothing…read morebut a glorified convenience store - so expensive that you really shouldn't bother (remember, it's on Monkland which means no matter where you are, everything will be overpriced). The Mon-Fri day staff is unbelievably rude - miserable women, really. It's a shame. It's the grocery store that is closest to my home and is the last one I'd ever go to again.

This is the only supermarket to service a very large neighborhood. It is sadly a rather small…read morelocation for such an important function. Accordingly it has crammed as much as it can into it's small location making the isles slightly narrow. It is however well staffed by friendly and helpful people, and I have seen FAR longer lines at much bigger supermarkets. They have not skimped on the staff needed. As part of the Provigo franchise they maintain the same price levels as the other Provigos one might go to. They are not the cheapest supermarket chain in town (for that go to Super C, but you get what you pay for). This Provigo does sometimes have fantastic specials. I just stocked up with 32 pounds of hamburger at only $2.59 a pound! Beat that anyone? Last time I was there, I went nuts on bacon for $1.99 per half kilo! (Gotta love chest freezers.)

We bought 3 pairs of mocassins here (and a couple pairs at Iron Horse too) over 10 years ago. And…read morethey're all only NOW starting to need replacement. My bf's pair in particular is getting to be in dire need of replacement. I decided to surprise him with a brand new pair for Christmas, though he knows I'm in the process of knitting him a pair of slippers (which will be rightfully ignored with the new mocassins!) Needless to say I wasn't going to bother with some cheap a$$ faux mocassins somewhere else, I knew I had to find the place we originally bought them. I could not remember the name of the place nor exactly where they were in town and so instinct was my driver. The first turn was right, but then I lost myself somewhere down the unmarked residential streets of town and had just resigned myself to heading back home over the bridge, with the intention of just telling my bf about the thoughtful gift I couldn't quite get on Christmas morning. When what to my wondering eyes did appear: " Wolf's Den, Mocassins, Gifts, Beads etc. ", instinct took the wheel and signaled left and turned in. I was not at all on the road I remembered it being on and first turned down. I had only gotten there because I got lost and decided to give up and go home empty handed. Christmas miracle folks. I walked in.. And knew I was in the right place. The service was fabulous, they were happy to hear my tale about their mocassins lasting over 10 years and to help me find a brand new pair. Then they told me it's an extra 10% off (on top of tax being included) for the last week before Christmas sale! They totally could have charged full price and I would have been happy to oblige. On top of authentic mocassins at super reasonable prices, they also sell plenty of beading material, furs for crafting, jewellery, clothing, souvenirs etc. Definitely worth checking out! I will be back, sooner rather than later to replace my own pair too!

My review disappeared with all the details so long story short after redirecting me to every wrong…read moreperson for 1 1/2 hrs these bastards sold me rancid potato salad they refused to throw out they hassled me to take it back with no receipt even with the date & sticker of the store on it they did it on purpose they told me go complain at the deli counter in which after standing 1 1/2 hrs walking with a cane they said oh she went home for lunch and probably won't come back could you believe I gave these bastards 40 yrs business they told me they never heard anything being rancid In 37 yrs of course because you are a saint completely honest like the rest of this perfect world !

we like it very much!Very good prices for low budget people like us,Beloved and frequently visited…read moreby very diversified thieves,unfortunately for the owner!!Merci.

Great place for collectables and toys. They have a nice selection of Gundams which are difficult to…read morefind in Montreal. And best of all, their prices are very reasonable. The owner is very nice and friendly. So far this is my go to for my Gundam needs.

From the owner: We specialize in vintage and new collectible toys. From…read more1930's tin toys to high end highly detailed statues and figures. From small Smurfs to Large life size statues. We carry a large selection of collectibles. We carry brand names like Neca, Takara, Bandai and Kotobukiya. We are an authorized retailer for Sideshow Collectibles and Hot Toys. We have in stock over 1000 different Funko POP Vinyl figures! From the regular figures to the hard to find Exclusives and retired POPs!

I only go there here and there because it's close by. The staff is rude; they never greet you nor…read moredo they ever smile. I've never seen a non Philippino employee there apart from the owner, kind of makes me wonder why.... it has the essentials if you ever need something right away but you're too lazy to go elsewhere. I'd much rather go to Dollarama.

Horrible manager or owner. I bought a roaster at 18 dollars, the inside color changed after one…read morecook. I brought it back, first he said this is normal, then he said, look, this is the same thing you buy at 50, 60 dollars, in the end he said, I can't see the difference, there's no change...I said are you serious? he said yes, then turned around and walked away. If I were a big muscular guy, I'm pretty sure he wouldn't dare to just walk away like that, or I would grab him and tell him the conversation is not over...but I'm just a girl and he's tall and big, I couldn't do anything. so 18 bucks bought me a lesson, never buy cheap things again unless I'm capable of enforce justice.