As a newcomer to the store it was to my good surprise that the quality of the items were really…read morenice. The workers who attended me were old people but really kind and I promised them I will go back to that store. Now my kitchen has a new favourite brand!

I've always thought they should create a tv show inspired by this space and the stories that must…read morecircle through this tiny shop where they sell the highest quality goods for both hunting and cooking. Guns, crockery, drill bits, and the kinds of customers who think hard about such things = narrative gold, no? A fixture in Montreal's Little Italy since 1956, Dante Hardware is a family operation built with love from the ground up - http://www.radio-canada.ca/television/ciaobella_english/vhtml/dante.html

When I called and asked where they were she said Montréal. I could tell that this was going to be…read moredifficult. Then I said, Yes, but where in Montréal. The woman hesitated then said, "Montréal, downtown Montréal." turns out they are on Parc Avenue, not really downtown. They have no prices on ta les they sell so they ask we send in a price request. I chad called, as requested, but then the woman said, "We don't give prices on the phone." Really? Your website says that's what we have to do. But okay. "Send an email," she said. So on Friday, July 7 I sent an email asking the price, the height, and the gauge of the steel. I have still not heard back. It isn't clear why she has to have people send in emails for prices--of products that are everywhere. do I ordered a table yesterday and it was delivered today. The chat line representative answered all my questions promptly, and gave me a special quote. No big whoop. Mona's et Cie (Mona's and Company) was rude and a waste of time.

Commercial Food Service Equipment, table-top and small-wares this place is extremely well…read moreinventoried and it was a positive delight to browse the many aisles of merchandise. On the bottom floor is their close-out section which had some fantastic deals on a full array of commercial items. I met with the owner who couldn't have been more cordial; I greatly appreciated the time he spent showing and touring his store. It turned out we have many mutual friends in the industry, it was great to catch up on the biz. Hope to return the next time I am in Montreal.

A very well stocked store with a helpful staff to guide you. All your kitchen requirements bars…read moreavailable here. They have good coffee machines as well.

I'm a caterer - I LOVE THIS PLACE. It's got so much you won't see elsewhere…read more I just can't afford anything. Holy crap, are they ever expensive. Fun to browse and it will give you great ideas to take home and try out.

All I can say is Wow. Here in the us we have a few cooking store chains that are still in business…read morebut this would qualify as a cooking megastore. Incredible selection of everything from serving wares to preparation tools with a emphasis on baking and cooking tools. Lots of high quality merchandise too--lots of imported German cooking tools, etc. Well worth a stop if you're in the area. I purposely didn't pick-up a shopping cart at the door so I wouldn't break the bank. This is going to be a regular stop for my trips to Montreal.

From the owner: Kitchen and baking supplies. Pots & Pans, Cookware, Knives, Glasses, Giftware, baking products and…read moreall other cooking accessories.

Opened in 1997, this kitchen gadget emporium is the place to go for any kitchen lover. The aisles…read moreare narrow, but because they are full of fun things for the cook and the kitchen. We perused the two stories and found a lot of quality gadgets that would make any cook .... Smile. Talking to the staff, they told us that many of the products they carry might not be the cheapest, but they are quality made and they will last a long time....be grocery carts, cutting boards, knives, china, etc. Very nice friendly and helpful people in here.

Got death-stared out the door an hour before the closing time posted in the window for today's date…read morebecause apparently the employees were unaware of the extended holiday hours. Triple checked the date and time on my phone to make sure I wasn't imagining things. The selection is decent, although nothing that can't be found elsewhere, and frequently for less $$ online. Still, I'm fine paying extra and crossing town to shop a local small business vs the internet juggernaut that needn't even be named. Had a ten-dollar item in hand but had come to make specific purchases that would have amounted to hundreds. I've shopped there before, but I won't again, sadly.

This store is the first foray by Alessi in Canada. They do sell their stunning designs at some…read moreother stores but this is the first company owned store here. A friend of mine who likes their kitchenware and is more of a collector of their flatware wanted to buy a set as it was not sold in the non company store. The sales person was helpful and even told us of the promo that they have if one buys a 6 or 12 place setting collection. The store itself is functional and has decent display area. Location is prime and will goes with the product/price range they have. If you are interested in design and would like to see a modern take on regular everyday items for that alone I would suggest you visit this store.

I always have a great experience buying from Nino La Cuisiniere. Products are quality, price is…read morereasonable and most important of all I always get impeccable in-person customer service. That beats Amazon any time.

Excellent service. Anything you need for your kitchen, they have it. They have a massive warehouse…read morewith absolutely everything you need. It's always been my go to whenever I need something for my kitchen or BBQ. This place definitely need more reviews.

Absolutely eveything you need for kitchen. It usually caters to restaurant owners but also open to…read morepublic. Pans, pots, mixers, knives, restauran equipment, blenders and list can go on and on and on.. Recently they moved to a much bigger warehouse and i tell you the choices are mind boggling. The prices are excellent as well. I am amazed that nobody has written a review yet. Customer service was erratic but it has improved recntly. I really like the choice and the prices they offer. A must see.

C & B was a home store that I looked forward to checking out quite a bit in the late 90s and early…read more2000's. Their style was fresh and modern but also had some classic clean items plus bold colours. Since their foray into Canada they have carried this similar business model that I once remembered 20 years ago when visiting the gargantuan stores in SF, NYC and Chicago. The store here at Carrefour Laval is well laid out nicely decorated and offers lots of items. However I'm a bit surprised how much their items appear to cost in Canada. Sure I know this place is not Ikea particle board furniture AKA kill your fingers putting together with a mini hex wrench. However Cadillac Fairview (Carrefour Laval) must be charging a stranglehold rent for them to have to charge what they do for items at a mall location. Selection is very good and they have high quality items. Really you can decorate the house to make your place look snazzy! A great place for office worker gifts or for the wifey or GF to get you out of the doghouse. If you are patient check out some of their name brand items and order online. You will definitely find cheaper.

Keep away of this store. A lot of Chinese stuff ,looks good but poor quality. Disappointed with…read morecustomer service.

It was perfect, highly recommended to visit at least once. The prices are reasonably affordable.read more

Yes, I was drawn in by the garden gnome salt and pepper shakers in the window display, the owl…read morecandles, the vintage-inspired slatboard side table, and the tripod floor lamps. It was like walking into some pinterest version of my dream home. Giftwares for the whimsical, light and airy, modern-bohemian-hipster person in your life (or yourself), this store had so much that I would want, including the serving bowl size versions of the dish set I already own. Below, a taste: *door transformed into mail sorting artwork *hooks and drawer pulls, a plenty *bright - but not overly modern bright - coloured throw pillows *kitchen gadgets *glass decanters for the mid century fiends *table lamp with a bird on a branch as the stand *table linens in subdued patterns Downside - finding out it's mostly made in China stuff. But, then again, it also is reasonably priced, which makes it a better version of Anthropologie in my books.