I love this music store. They sold me my first guitar ( which is of the best quality) for only…read more200$. Very cheap and fair price for a high quality fender acoustic.

Super friendly and helpful. The guy that served me went out of his way to change my guitar strings…read moresame day which I really appreciate. Highly recommend this store.

It's on Monkland, it's going to be expensive. Now that we've…read moregotten that out of the way....it's a lovely little store. The staff is friendly and knows every single thing in there. Go in a few times and they'll know you by name, remember what your kids like and give you ideas on what books to try next. It is the little book/toy store that could - go give it a shot.

The best place to buy gifts for kids of all ages. This store has numerous items not found at the…read moremore commercial toy stores. Educational gadgets, interesting offbeat items abound. There is a great selection of books too. I have always found the exact gift here.

What a fun find! A small museum that was a blast to navigate with my daughter. We both had a great…read moretime. Takes about an hour to go through.

Too many kids running around unsupervised. Parents oblivious to the chaos. The place is small and…read moretoo many people for short period of time.

Well, I had a nice welcome, was treated well, I was offered to try Deusemberg guitars ( not so…read moreoften that the sellers let you randomly try 2-3000$ even when they are told it is not for a quick buy... The took my old pedals on consignement, called me when they were sold and paid me the amount we had talked about. When I ordered my favorite strings, the ordere a whole box to meet my demand without me aking.. I could not ask fo a bettter experience so far after 4 years doing business with them Keep it up guys !

Atrocious customer service, utterly abysmal…read more I am a touring professional in the music business, and this is the closest store to my home for last minute supplies I invariably need before a tour starts. My first experience with music depot went like this: I needed something for a tour I was leaving on, that afternoon, and I had just moved to the neighborhood. I stopped into the empty store with a lone clerk that barely made the effort to glance at me when I entered, and not speaking french particularly well, I asked him, in french, if he spoke English, "Parlay Anglais?". he looked at me with what I can only describe as borderline disgust and said, with full condescension, "Francais". Ok, well, what I was after wasn't likely to have french translation on it's package, I asked anyway, and he shook his head. I thanked him and turned to leave, but as I reached the door, he said, without a hint of an accent, "That's a specialty product, you're not going to find it here in St-Jean, you'll have to go into Montreal." So, he was a dick JUST to be a dick. Not to mention that it was Zildjian Stick Wax. That is so not a specialty item. But hey, everyone has a bad day...Since then I've heard other bad stories, but still I've been back 2 or 3 more times, always looking for something specific, but never outrageously odd or rare, my last object being an LP cowbell. He doesn't stock LP, ok fine, but when I told him that I wasn't going to take what he had in stock because it wasn't LP, and I was told that I specifically needed it to be LP. His response was "You were told you need a cowbell...?" with a tone that said oh, well aren't you an idiot... No, I'm the drum tech for that fella there in the poster on your wall, but you wouldn't know that because instead of asking questions, you went straight to arrogance. "Unless you can tell me the exact model number it's like saying you just want a car..." Yeah, I'm also going to want to hit them...even the same model will sound different from one to the next.... I didn't say that, I just thanked him and left, knowing that I won't darken his door again. On my way out he told me, as he has every time I've been in, "Good luck...'. If every time I need something and it ends with you arrogantly telling me good luck.... aren't you the problem? Because I've found everything I needed, no luck involved. Just better stores with more helpful staff. DMusique is the better store in town, and if they don't have/can't order what you need, the trip into Montreal, or to Steve's in Greenfield Park is worth it. I had what I was looking for less than two hours later.

Went to Skytag the other day and all I can say is what a blast! They have sooo much to do. Fun for…read moreall ages. The staff is so helpful and kind. The place is so organized and clean . I loved that they had a staff member at every station, for safety, to ask questions, to help guide you and to monitor that young children don't get hurt. Well thought out. I loved that they had so many options of activities to do but also a huge VIP space & option. Not only games but even spaces to have birthday parties. The food is great too ,especially the pizza! Prices are very reasonable. If you're looking for something to do on a Ped day,weekend, have a birthday party, team building activities or conferences this is the place you want to book with. Highly recommend! I'll be going back for sure!

I am at Skytag with my 5yo son and it is only us. I wanted to go in with him for 20min until his…read morehour will end and they wanted to charge $11. Considering I paid $14 for one full hour for my son. I don't find them fair especially because it is nobody on my he trampolines. In the past they offered me to go for free once I paid for my son and nobody was inside. I guess things changed with this location. Luckily another similar location opened in Kirkland. I will go there next time. Maybe they need clients more than Skytag Pointe Claire.

Came here the other night to watch the new redone documentary on The Clash with a buddy of mine…read morethough it wasn't my first time here. I came in two months ago to watch another documentary on EBM music with old-timers like Nitzer Ebb and Kraftwerk. Had a fantastic time on both occasions. BBAM! Gallery is turning out to be a great little creative space that is part record/vinyl store, art gallery and sometime art-house cinema showing Montreal-premieres of music oriented documentaries. I think the next one that's coming up that I'll probably attend is one on Paul Weller's bands, The Jam and The Style Council. Montreal used to have so many of these kinds of creative spaces but with skyrocketing rents and gentrification in almost all neighbourhoods, many of those spaces are disappearing all too quickly and there's only a handful left now and I think it's vital for the city to encourage keeping these kinds of independent spaces alive, where you can watch these great movies and get a glass of wine for $5, instead of another generic, sterile corporate space that charges you $20 per glass.

Great little shop with wonderful staff. Really enjoyed talking about current events and records.read more

Art! Love the selection and variety of galleries from every corner of the world. This place is…read moreworth the journey.

This place is a phenomenal spot for both visitors and artists. Always updating and changing,…read morenumerous galleries of differing shapes and sizes. Art studios of differing sizes both open and closed. + 3 bars and live entertainment! + 3 restaurants in the building. (I tried one, excellent experience) + Movie theatre with 15 seats available for private events Not for profit organization supporting the local community and artists.

Coming back, after my unfortunate initial experience I thought it would be better. Terrible…read morecustomer service, boring games, terrible place, never again

We had so much fun here. The staff was very welcoming and super sweet! The decor was absolutely…read moregorgeous! So fun to play the different putting holes. Not to mention the slide!!! I felt like a kid again !