Nifty little kitchen store at the NE end of the market. It is closest to the entrance-exit doors, a…read morehallway the leads to the restrooms and the stairs plus elevator to the underground parking garage. If you are a foodie and purveyor of kitchen utensils then this place is akin to a bakery for a sugar junkie. A plethora of gadgets, kitchen tools, knives and everything to make you the next Michelin starred chef or make you feel like one! The beauty of this store is it is fun to peruse. If you are looking for one item it's their hope you will find a few or more to compliment your arsenal or collection of kitchen gadgets. It's a great place to come for a Office Secret Santa exchange or gifts for your mother in law who likes to cook. Prices here are reasonable. Some items are a bit on the high side but quality is in the mid grade to higher end. I'm always a bit cautious when walking around in here as there appears to be quite a bit of breakable and delicate items. I always feel like I'm walking around a museum with expensive artwork/breakable items and you should be mindful and walk with caution. Their closest competition would be Quincalliere Dante in little Italy. A good 10-15 min walk away but Dante has some different items. If you have time check out both of them if you are shopping for kitchen items. If in the Marche this is a good convenient option.

Cutes little kitchen store tucked in a corner of Jean Talon market, perfect for those times when…read moreyou're in the area and need a last minute house-warming present or realize that through life's mysterious workings you are suddenly without can opener. The shop is tiny and cluttered and so a little kitchen claustrophobia can occur for those who suffer from such things, for myself it's a certain kind of restful to be bumbled along through narrow aisles imagining the many stylish ways I could be chopping, grinding, whisking and peeling things. If you look closely there is a fairly good price range here, and the staff are sweet and helpful and always seem to be delightedly opening up boxes of new kitchenware delivery around the front cash, wondering where on earth they'll find the room. But somehow they always do.

If you enjoy Tupperware products or want to become part of the team - this location serves as as…read morethe office for one of the largest North American franchise. You can come and attend workshops, information events and cooking demos - pre-covid, of course, otherwise right now these events are online. Little known fact, this location is actually open to the public and serves as a distribution center where you can shop and buy discounted Tupperware goods. This is ideal if you don't want to deal with a representative, or order online and wait for shipping. The office is located within the same area as the Costco in Anjou and the entrance is a bit hidden, but once you enter the Tupperware office, you head to the top floor and you'll be handed a clipboard and instructions on how to purchase goods. There is a room filled with bins of products, all coded with numbers and prices, you'll be given a sheet to just mark off the items you want. There is NO tax added to items, and if you spend over 100$, or 200$ for example, there are additional discounts. All payment methods are accepted (cash, debit, credit). Depending on the items and season, discounts range 30 to 70% and the stock is often changing. Tupperware is known for their food storage containers, but there are a range of products available, such as kitchen cookware, high end pots and pans, utensils and specialized tools and gadgets like meat grinders or choppers! Worth a look if you enjoy cooking or organizational solutions. I came looking for some simple water bottles - they have sturdy and colorful bottles ranging from 500ml to 1 liter which are super handy and well made so I was glad I was able to walk in and walk out without having to deal with anyone or go through some catalogue. Note that hours open to the public vary during covid - They are open Saturdays from 10 to 4PM usually, however this can change. You can call or message them on FB for additional info : https://www.facebook.com/TupperwareLesDiamants Really fun experience to shop, I recommend it if you enjoy Tupperware and never knew you could get them in person!

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.

I stumbled across this business after seing a Facebook ad in my newsfeed. There was a sponsored…read morepost showcasing a range of pictures of items on sale. This liquidation store offers a wide assortement of goods ranging from food, toys, household (bedding, decorations, kitchenware..) clothing and electronics. It is essentially a discount store that sells refurbished items that were normally sold at Costco for example, food that could be close to their best before date, discontinued items, "rejects" and other mistmatched goods. Most items are new and in great, unopened conditions. Other times the packaging could be damaged without affecting the quality of the item. There are many similar liquidation/outlet centers within the city that offer these types of deals, but this particular location caught my eye because they sold things I've never seen elsewhere. For example, they had frozen Mcdonalds chicken nuggets - a 1 kilo bag for 10$, which was roughly 50 nuggets. These are the real thing served at Mcdonalds restaurants and came directly from the supplier. We baked them at home and it was a hit - the whole family loved them! It's a fun place to shop if you want to come often since it's like a treasure hunt. You never know what you'll find. We ended up also buying some cheap Keurig coffee Kcups, chocolates some beauty items and a blanket. Small family run business with great service. If you like finding a deal and are in need of a gift at a good price come here!

Need any missing or broken parts for any of your appliances.. this place is a gold mine! They have…read moreanything and everything you need and are looking for provided the model and serial number of the item you're looking for! I got my item reserved over the phone was pretty happy. The shop is located on industrial and carrefour ish in Laval. It's really easy to miss it so pay attention to your gps lol. Service however was a bit rude and condescending and the price was double but if you need something to work like an oven you're beyond desperate for that piece of joy in your life so I can cook something for dinner .. you can get all the parts online and yata yata .. but you don't know when it will get delivered this place has everything in stock and you can pre-order and get it same day pick up! Totally recommend just the service could have been greater in general !!

There is practically nothing about this store that would compel you to enter from the outside…read more Varieté Mini-Max...what does that even mean? Is it a dépanneur? A hobby shop? Housewares? Turns out, it's like the dollar store, but stranger. Dim lighting, scattered and spotty selection. But actually, amazing selection, at the same time. A whole wall of craft supplies! Google-eyes, jewelry findings, embroidery floss, beads. Cheap yarn. And then all the other things...curtains, coffee pots, rice cookers, brown sugar, hair wax, mothballs, lighters, kids' toys, coat hangers, candy, glue...you know. Everything. It's sort of amazing. I may only be back for the craft supplies, but that alone is worth it.

This Dollarama is basically the jackpot of LaSalle. I've been hunting for some of those viral…read moreDollarama finds for months and somehow this location had almost all of them in stock! The store is huge, well organized, and has way more selection than most locations I've visited. If you're into arts and crafts, definitely make a stop here the craft section is massive and packed with supplies for every kind of project. Whether you're looking for seasonal finds, home décor, organization items, or the latest viral products everyone is talking about online, this location is worth checking out. I always seem to leave with more than I planned to buy

I could not stop shopping in here. Full of little treasures, jewellery, cards, pajamas, perfect…read moregifts or even things for yourself. I especially liked the curated bookshelf!!

Discovered this little boutique on my walk on Notre Dame street this weekend; couldn't help but…read morewalk in from the cute window display! The store is quite small; every corner and shelf is full of something interesting. You can find a nice array of jewelry, beauty products, accessories, and much more! The more you look, the more you find: keychains, coin purses, nail polish, perfume, earrings, cards, handbags... I saw the cutest dog bowl in the window, that's what drew me in, but left with a whole bunch of C.O Bigelow products instead. If like me, you enjoy cute little boutiques with a vintage vibe, and love spending time looking for trinkets or one of a kind hidden treasures, then you need to stop here!