I am a thrifter and love finding local thrift shops whenever I'm on my travels...today we stumbled upon Eva B and it was such a delight Three words to describe this place: fun, quirky and nostalgic I was able to find a couple Disney vintage items and had so much fun combing the racks for more treasures. They have a wide selection and the items are well organized and maintained What's unique about this spot is they also have a cafe on the ground floor! My mom got a bowl of their soup and she gave it 2 big thumbs up ...the staff was also so welcoming and kind. If you're looking for a special place to see and shop while you're in Montreal, check out Eva B! read more

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Very nice crowd. Bilingual! Thank you! Prepared me an excellent samosa and expresso, for about 4 or 5 CAD! Absolutely ridiculous! Their clothing, as a short figure male, wasn't desirable for me. However, the philosophy of the establishment was obvious and good. I would visit here often if I lived in Montreal! read more

Eva B - Outside - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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From the outside it doesn't look glamorous or inviting but don't judge a book by its cover, this is a treasure trove of wonderful vintage clothes and jewellery for men and woman as well as baby clothes and toys and accessories. You can spend a few hours rummaging through and it's an experience in itself read more

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I found sooo much good stuff here. Next time I come, I'll make sure to keep extra space in my luggage so I can afford to buy more things from here. read more

Fresh samosas and tamarind sauce @ a great price! Friendly vibe as well ... what's not to like ?

What a hidden treasure. Our wandering adventures led us to this awesome eclectic vintage thrift store with a full blown cafe in it. Yes, I'm talking about Cafe Eva B in Montreal. As we were walking, we happen to notice this completely off the wall decorated façade on this building, which caught our attention. Curiosity totally got the best of us and we decided to check it out. What a find. Not inly do they have two stories of amazing vintage clothing, but they had the cutest and most cost-effective café in all of Montreal. While the coffee wasn't the best in all of Canada, it was perfect and cheap. Don't forget to try their chocolate chip cookies and their vegan cookies (which was more like a rich and moist brownie). Cafe Eva B 2013 St Laurent Blvd, Montreal, QC H2X 2T3, Canada read more

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LOVE this place!!! Such a cute, unique, hip spot to find some amazing vintage finds, as well as, a cool coffee, pastry cafe to chill out. 2 floors of shopping full of great vintage clothing and all super well priced. T-shirts for as low as $5, sweaters $15, jackets $30-$40, & more. Super crazy facade and even more so interior with multiple landings & steps, so keep watch while browsing. Also really nice sales staff which is a plus. read more

Toxic vibes right from the start Don't waste your time going there post-covid... It use to be a great place for costumes and pride festival, but now it changed. Very unrespectful and unpleasant service from the staff. I won't be selling my garbage there anymore. I rather spent my generosity with a real charity, not to money scammers. It's only a chaotic place excellent for tourists. read more

If you can get over the grungy exterior, there are lots of interesting finds at a great price! Shirts and dresses from $3 to 10+. There was a mink fur coat for $60! read more

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Thrift shop with a super funky & border-line creepy aesthetic! There are 3 floors of super vintage & thrifted clothes, Knick knacks, & homeware that are super neat to shop through. Walking in, they offer free bags of seasoned popcorn and shot glasses of lemonade. If you have a big backpack though, they'll ask you to leave it at their free coat check. On the first-floor they have VERY vintage women's clothing & accessories, a cafe, and an enclosed outdoor patio. The second floor has men's vintage clothes. My favourite was their third floor. It had more modern styles & brands for women's thrifted clothes (ranging from $3-$9), a change room, & interesting houseware & textiles. It was extremely hot in the summer, so not the most comfortable to shop in. But I would definitely revisit Eva B. for a thrift trip! read more

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Very cool place. Quite a hidden gem! 80s themed thrift shop with a vegan cafe inside! What else can you ask for?

WOW!!!! I'm in super shock!! This is a spectacle to behold !!! I Despise thrift stores ... but .... This one is an exception ?? This place is a DESTINATION Hang out for a few hours with friends Incredible !! ! read more

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My first impression was that this is a very cool place. It was busy and there was lots to look at. I was very impressed by how inexpensive the food and coffee menu was. Best value I've found in Montreal for sure. That said, the cappuccino was gross. It had a very strange aftertaste. I did enjoy the samosa and the food I saw other people eating looked yummy. I checked out some clothes, but wished there were more full length mirrors. Lots of small mirrors all around but they were pretty dingy. Staff were friendly. read more

Eva B - a cafe with graffiti on the walls - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Eva B is the strangest and most bizzare store I have ever set foot in in my entire life. And believe me, when it comes to shopping, I've been around, lol. It's a thrift store and looks a little bit like the grungy thrift stores in Kensington Market (Toronto) like Courage My Love and Exile circa early 1990's, but on steroids and psychedelic drugs. The pictures do not do this place justice, you need to see it for yourself. There are mannequins and mannequin parts strewn all over the place, hanging from the ceiling by chains, coming through the ceiling (see pic), jutting out from walls, etc. Some are painted bright colours, some of the mannequin parts are adorned with bondage accessories. There are old vintage sewing machines and parts everywhere too. The place looks like an old garment factory that was taken over by a former circus troupe with hoarding tendencies. Vintage knick knacks everywhere. There was a giant stuffed bear on a hammock suspended from the ceiling. Chairs from some old theatre. Everything was so random. I did find it a bit funky smelling in there though. The place also has a touch of creepiness to it, at least to me it did. I kept thinking of those CSI shows while I was in the store (you know, where they find a body in the Garment District and then hunt down the killer who turns out to be an eccentric fashion designer and the camera pans out to his private studio and... it looks like the third floor of Eva B?! Lol). As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by a friendly staff person who offered me free hot cider and asked me if it was my first time there. I said it was, and she welcomed me and told me the store has 3 storeys and has been around for 30 years. She also offered me free popcorn. The store is full of vintage items and some more modern things too. The clothes selection appeared to me to be "anything goes." I saw true quality vintage alongside fast fashion pieces from Zara. You need a lot of time and patience to sift through everything. And although the place is large, it's crowded because it's very popular. It's also a cafe. They sell drinks, pastries and light meals. The outside does not look like a storefront. Had I not been specifically looking for it by address, I would have assumed it was an abandoned property that graffiti artists got their hands on, and would have walked right by it. There was no sign that I could see. This is probably why I didn't know this place existed while I was living in Montreal (which was way before social media). This place is so unique, unusual, and strange that I have to give it 5 stars! read more

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This place is a vintage wonderland. There's the vegan cafe, the gorgeous garden/terrace in the back, and the vintage area strung with all manners of funky knick-knacks. I've never seen a thrift shop like this. There's free popcorn and shots of lemonade as well. It's really an experience to visit, and it feels like a vintage institution in Montreal. I came here mainly to thrift but didn't find anything I liked this time around. I wanted their selection to be larger, but given what they have done with the space the size was probably reasonable. Although I should note their upper floors were closed - maybe there's a lot more to see. It was more the experience that drew me in and left me wanting to re-visit the next time around. I would definitely give the food a try next time - it was tempting to be browsing while taking in the awesome smells wafting from the cafe area. read more

Almost passed right by this place on my way to the Old Port. Glad I stopped in to see what's up. At first glance, a used clothing store with free lemonade. On second glance, also the cheapest coffee shop in town. $1 including tax for a single espresso, prepared in a charming fashion. Add in huge homemade cookies for $1 and we're already at 5*. I walked to the back with my espresso and found the cutest dog lounging on the couch. He was happy to have a friend. Then a random girl sat down and played a bit at the piano. Awesome vibe to chill for a bit during a busy weekend. Came back again and asked the older gentlemen that works there, perhaps the owner, when they close. "Whenever... the fuck... I want!" Amazing. Six stars for this place. read more

Eva B - $1 espresso - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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Eva B is definitely one of my favorite thrift shops. They have a great system - they go through the items on site that you wanna sell and the sales then become your credits, with which you can either buy stuff or in exchange for coffee/snacks from the cafe. (The staffs mentioned that the credits can also be used for items at Eva D, their other store. We did not get to visit Eva D though, until next time!). For the stuff they do not buy, there is an option to donate to charity for you. If you get tired from going through the racks, you can dine in and relax at the patio area in the back. The staffs are very friendly and helpful :) Overall, it is such a nice experience! I would highly recommend! read more

Overpriced items, grungy store, risk of falls, books are haphazardly arranged Can y'all please arrange these books and add price tags read more

This thrift store is so unique and HUGE! there are 3 main levels with mini levels on each floor. You can also purchase little snacks while you shop. However, be prepared to feel overwhelmed here because the store feels never ending. Also, it's very hard to tell if any items are on sale because they are not marked very well. The shoes are probably the most well organized and marked by type. I really appreciated this. As an avid thrifter, I was disappointed to see that the majority of the prices were still extremely "expensive" for a thrift store. However, I would say this reflected the quality of the items. The ambiance was just slightly overwhelming. Also, many of the clothes hang on a swinging sort of clothes line. This is so unique and artsy, but it makes it difficult to have a steady hand while searching through the racks. Tip: if you go here, bring more money than you would think to bring, and be ready to spend a lot of time here! read more

Eva B - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

Okay, so yes, this is such a fun place to wander (literally three stories of randomness), but what IM focused on are the cookies. Those cookies are a damn necessity. Seriously. They are by far the best cookies I've ever had in my life. I've literally begged three friends traveling to Montreal to bring them back for me. If i could, I'd travel back to the city for those alone. Don't miss them. Please. For all of our sakes. read more

Eva B - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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This place is an experience you must absolutely have when you come to this city!!! There is something for everyone.. they give you popcorn while you shop have a great coffee bar. Have a vegan cafe and coffee bar on site..you can get your caffeine fix with almond, dairy or cow milk. It's three floors of great finds.. and cool shoes.. did I mention this is for men and women? read more

It's a shop that mainly sells vintage clothing. They reworked it lately, and arranged all sections. Noting that in the past you could find anything anywhere and couldn't move easily through aisles, and floors; it looked like an attic; it was packed with miscellaneous objects. Each time I go there I notice that something changed, it is like a living place! It's always a new discovery! There is a coffeeshop, food, books and several small cozy corners and terraces to enjoy your moment! read more

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A Montreal institution. My daughter and I were delighted to scour the racks for treasures, after we noshed on the incredible samosas. These were hands-down the best deal of the day. An incredibly generous pocket of fried yumminess with flavorful chutney on the side, for a dollar. Yes, a dollar. This shop on three floors doubles as a cafe, a very funkalicious one, perfect for a snack. Eva B was exactly what we were looking for in a vintage shopping experience after making the trek up to Mile End and their carefully curated collections (with correspondingly higher prices) at places like Jeans, Jeans, Jeans and Citizen Vintage. Edgy and cool exterior, with a warm and friendly staff, put this place on the map and clearly keep it there. Long may it reign! read more

Badass shop! Lots of fun cool clothes and even a coffee shop attached. Be warned though, there is no air conditioning! read more

A cross between the strange dream you can only half-remember after getting up in the morning and the best spot to snag a Halloween costume in a pinch; Eva B's is like stepping back into time except this time is like all the decades combined into one. The place is loaded with vintage clothes, shoes and accessories as well as interesting pieces here and there from the current. What makes Eva B's unique is that it encapsulates both cafe, shop and haven in one. In addition to clothes, there are ample gidgets and knick knacks to make your heart sing. There are small chicks under a heat lamp on the second level; a couch with a TV that perpetually plays friends and an everlasting garage sale. In fact the whole thing could be one never-ending garage sale. Who wouldn't want that? Anyways go check it out is all I'm saying. read more

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This place is just epic! It's a must see even if you have no intention of buying anything as the whole concept, design/ decor is amazing. Lots of good vintage prints abound, there's very cool wall paintings out on the terrace, and there's lots of weirdly posed mannequins that will totally entertain you. Don't miss the giant bathtub filled with stuff animals! The whole experience is just so entertaining. Unfortunately, I never seem to find much in the way of clothing or accessories here, although I did pick up a cool scarf here for only $3 in June. They have a massive selection of scarves, btw, in all colors of the rainbow. I recommend the cafe as a cool, unique place to get a bite to eat and a coffee. The coffee is okay, not the greatest, but it's really about the experience. I've never tried the food. Service is chill although it can be a little slow at times. You could easily spend over an hour browsing around. Don't miss the upstairs and the terrace area. They have both men's and women's items. A must see for any vintage lovers. read more

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This cute shop was everything you could dream of for a thrift store. Upon arrival, we were given samples of their tea and smoothies. The rest of the cafe area was located right in front of the door and was just too crowded to order so we continued on. There were so many rooms and floors absolutely jam packed with anything you could imagine. Clothes, book, jewlwey, movies, bags, costumes, shoes, etc. There was an outdoor courtyard with multiple levels that went as high as the three story building. There was even an area inside yo lounge and watch friends. If you are going to Montreal, this is a must-do. read more

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Probably my favorite thrift shop. The location is ideal, tons of stuffs. Love their terraces (yes plural) in the summer. Love coming here to get lunch , their samosas are crazy good & cheap , 1$. They have tons of board games for you to enjoy free of charge. Its really s gem in saint laurent. Been coming there for years now. read more

I'll focus on some of the food for now. The samosas are 1$ each and they are so good. They come with an amazing sweet and spicy sauce. Free water and little bags of popcorn too. Its busy but they are so nice and helpful. They also have a cookie that is $1 and it is amazing! It is the soft and chewy and tastes a little bit like brown sugar with some chocolate on top. Would reccomend just for their food. The clothes are usually in good condition. I got some vintage jean shorts for $20 there and they are super comfy. Even though the shorts may be on the pricier side, they are in good condition and much better than new shorts I could find. Also tax is included! read more

Walking in to Eva B is like walking into a lunatic's head. That being said, it's FANTASTIC! Wacky stuff everywhere you look! I stopped in recently and noticed that they've expanded and are still mid-renovations, and I was with a friend who was in a hurry, so I didn't have time to check out all the new space. Must go back! The first time I discovered Eva B, I couldn't even believe such a place existed. Hanging out of the upstairs window was a Michael Jackson mannequin looking about to drop a baby onto the street below. Everything you could ever want is here. Wigs, costumes, CLOTHES CLOTHES CLOTHES - vintage, gently used, rare items, jewelry, handmade stuff, antique knick knacks, leather for days, shoes, bags, weird things you never knew you could want until you see them. It's a thrifter's dream. I didn't notice if it was still there, but the first time I went there was one room with a clothing mountain, that you had to climb up on with a ladder and you could dig and dig through the mountain and select as much as you wanted, with everything just at $1. It's also a café, with free tasters of apple cider or whatever they have on that day (tea, lemonade, etc) and free popcorn, plus all kinds of treats to buy. I haven't tried the coffee yet. The manner of display is to cram as much as possible into one space, but it's done so creatively and interestingly that you want to spend the time to dig through it all. Plan at least a few hours to be here. I'm pretty sure they hold music gigs here once in a while, too, with part of the space designated as a theatre-type setting. Remember what I said about it being like walking into a lunatic's head? Well, said lunatic is often around - the owner is hilarious, snarky, and definitely a character to experience. I think he liked me, but I wasn't completely sure! Haha! This is an experience of a lifetime in Montreal. Just GO and see for yourself. read more

Jackpot! Best place for rare finds & food and get a huge selection of items not easily found in the USA. From vintage phones to post war dresses, jackets and props! Was in heaven! read more

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This place is amazing! Random wild mess, breathing anti-conformism, exuding playfulness of a boutique. Serving hot samosas and lemonade sweetened with the honey they farm on their rooftop. Cookies and self serve slushies. On 3 different terrasses. The prices are also amazing! The stock is also so pretty! Right now, if I had to haunt some place. I think this place would be it. I think a friendly ghost is probably the only thing missing there right now...Or is it? I better ask the owner! read more

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Packed full of interesting vintage, men's clothing, women's clothing, shoes & accessories.

I got some amazing vintage limited edition Adidas for 9$ It was a surprise to me to see the price low because usually everything there is somewhat pricey, which was really disappointing for me. read more

I was never a big fan of thrift shop, something about others wearing someone's else clothes is not something I am comfortable in. The place doesn't wash the clothes but when it is obviously dirty, they will wash it. When you think about it, stores' clothes also got worn by hundred of strangers before someone buy the article... Regardless, the place has a lot of great finds and it takes some extra effort to find the gems. I sold three bags worth of clothes and I got a 30$ back. Since I am a huge foodie, I use 1/3 of my credits on food. The food is homemade and it is very good... I got a plate of dumplings, a pumpkin mashes soup, a chai latte and a bavlava. It came down to 11.30$ with the taxes. With the credit, I had to pay the taxes difference because it doesn't cover it. When you think about it, 1.30$ for a complete set of meals is an amazing deal. Can't beat that anywhere else! After spending about an hour there, I went up the stairs to discover a whole new world. Rooms of clothes, bags and shoes were awaiting me. I didn't expect to buy anything at all since I rarely find anything worth buying but a pearl necklace caught my eyes, then two bags! I spent 18.65$ there in 15 minutes without blinking and I was out with three new things to wear. Good grief... It was quite an experience. I will be coming back to sell more of my clothes and possibly shop there. Maybe the thrift stores ain't so bad after all! read more

This store has been a favorite of mine since I popped in a year ago and realized I stumbled upon a diamond in the rough. It's a beautiful web of organized vintage chaos. I've found vintage dresses , leather pants fox faced flats and so much more. It's the perfect place to find a unique piece or buy supplies for a project. The man who runs the place is very particular about the pieces and everything is in really great condition and sold for very low prices . They have ice cream, coffee, clothes and more. I don't live near Montreal but every time i visit I make sure i stop by! Eva B is without a doubt the most diverse and inexpensive vintage collaboration I've ever experienced ! Definitely worth the trip ;) read more

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Eva B, can we be besties for the resties? Your hippy dippy cool reminds me of what I want/ed to be like in circa before mister baby (when I had more time.) As you walk in there's someone stationed by the door to greet you/answer any questions/ check bags (I was traveling with a backpack and needed to leave it as I shopped.) Immediately the music playing seemed to make googly eyes with me then I saw a disco ball and my heart wasn't guarded. Don't worry though, my heart was not broken. For less than $85 I got 2 incredible winter coats which I could hardly tell if they've been worn before or not and seen similar styles for sale in a Free People catalog upwards of $300! Also, 2 scarves, dress, and a rad shawl were on the cheap ticket. Downstairs has a groovy cafe and porch with goods of plenty to explore. Upstairs, don't miss the enormous retro costumes and inspiring deck to hangout on. read more

Interesting store in that it is a cafe and clothing shop. The food is great and they have an interesting selection of thrifted clothing. Definitely more of a thrift store than a vintage store. There also isn't a lot of space to move around and can get quite crowded. If you are looking for a bite to eat and are willing to spend some time digging through the racks you should check this place out. read more

Eva B - Used, Vintage & Consignment Near Me - Montreal, Quebec

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My mom discovered this place while visiting me in Montreal! I never realized such a cool and hip place existed within the vicinity of my apartment! Super fun experience just visiting there let alone doing the actual shopping! The vibe is super casual and fun! you'll definitely have a smile on your face as you browse around! read more

What a unsuspecting place! If Montreal had places like this scattered everywhere, I'd move from NY. Three floors are stuffed with vintage and unique finds. They not only sell knickknacks, clothing, art and accessories but also run a funky cafe in the main level. I love this store! read more

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