Nice selection of antiques. Owner was friendly. Store extremely clean and well organized.read more

Always enjoy visiting, we've purchased quite a few items and love every piece…read more Owner very friendly ,always there to help. Beau magasin,beaucoup de beaux meubles et autres antiquités. Toujours bienvenue quand on arrive!

From the owner: La Galerie et Antiquités Ste-Rose : un éventail complet d'antiquités, meubles, vaisselle,…read morefigurines, objets "vintage" et bijoux rétro. Bienvenue à tous!

How do I even begin to describe this place? Tight.Tight.Tight.Andeventighter. This isn't the type…read moreof place where you'll be waltzing from one section to another. You're better off walking sideways and make sure your bubble coat- or jacket like I was wearing somehow isn't in the way. The space from entrance to back is long; there's also another side room with more antique and vintage finds. This son and father duo must seriously be doing something right because they've been here for the last 40+years (?) if not more. And prices? REASONABLE. Despite Collectioneur's tight-ass layout, by no means is this all there is when it comes to purchasing antiques and vintage- but this place is strangely pretty damn great. Especially, for our future Montréal visits.

If you are looking for a well-organized shop that is a mix of junk and 20th century vintage items,…read morethis may suit you. Like many places of its kind, you may find yourself struggling with items you would see at decent yard sales for much less. It also takes a keen eye to pick out the treasures amongst the less-than-treasures. The owner is engaging (and at least from my limited vantage point) seemed to be a bit more interested in selling than running a museum, which is not always the case with these shops. Here are a few of the types of items you will see... 1. antique photographs of people. 2. coke coolers and commemoartive soda bottles. 3. license plates. 4. small antique boxes for things like bathroom items or car parts. 5. 1920s-1960s furnirure. 6. Some signage. 7. Paintings/prints. 8. Glassware. 9. Coins. 10. Records.

The most wonderful, arty-farty, curated junk shop curiosity cabinet, I-can't-believe-they-have-that…read moreshop I have ever been in. This is the place you always want to discover on vacation and you never do. It's always a weird awkward gallery that doesn't have anything you want to buy, so you duck out (embarrassed for both yourself, and the shop owner), or else you want something but it costs $500 so you just sigh and leave. No. This place is awesome. I was lured in by the hilarious window display, and stayed to wind my way through stacks of hand silk screened prints ($10-$100), vintage drawings and posters and postcards, a vintage Disneyworld map from back when they made aesthetically pleasing tourist schwag ($15), bowls of plastic fruit (for sale? display only????), vintage viewmaster reels ($5+), and cubbies full of random weird ceramics, souvenir dishes, and other flotsam and jetsam that seems to have washed up on Monastiraki's shores. We spent at least an hour in here perusing the wares before departing with a gorgeous print. The owners were kind and charming.

Art epicenter for underground comics run by the wise and crafty Billy Mavreas, trust me you want to…read moreapproach softly and see if you can get him opening drawers for you and telling stories. There is a whole history of poster art tucked into the nooks and crannies of Monastiraki, rareties coming through, art exhibits and friendly parties sorta monthly, and all kinds of good looking and weird antiques and vintage books and memories to be dusted off and appreciated by the right set of hands. The whole place is a living installation - if you're lucky in the summer you walk by and the window is alight with shadow puppets, or a kids crafty birthday party - and any day you come there's something in there to discover.

Antiquy-hipstery boutique that worth a look around…read more Some items, I don't even know why you would buy it. Other, are just plain must have. So I guess the beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Have, absolutely have a talk with the owner. This is free, and refreshing.

From the owner: Rétrocité n’est pas seulement une boutique en ligne!…read more Notre boutique est située sur la Plaza St-Hubert au 6367, rue St-Hubert. Depuis plus de 10 ans, nous parcourons le Québec afin de dénicher les plus beaux objets vintage et antique pour combler notre fidèle clientèle. Notre cabinet de curiosité se renouvelle chaque semaine particulièrement en haute saison pour bien diversifier nos produits. Passant du chevreuil empaillé à un ensemble de vaisselle de collection au meuble design Danois. Pour tous les goûts! Chaque objet est un coup de cœur et choisit avec soin. Rétrocité c’est authentique, écologique, mais surtout des objets ayant une âme et du vécu.