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.

I had a fridge delivered. The movers scratched my hard wood floor and then blamed me . They said my…read moreflooring should have been covered. I've had many heavy items delivered and moved several times and this is a first.

In my 56 years this has to be the worst experience I have ever had with any company when it comes…read moreto customer service and return policies. I was denied a refund on a Washer/Dryer Riser because it was considered to be an unsealed package, even though their own employee cut the two packing straps. The box was not glued or taped, but simply held closed with the two white straps. The return policy does not apply in this case. When I picked up the item, it was secured with two white packing straps. The Brick employee cut these straps to allow me to verify the color. Although the box was never taped or sealed, it was considered an open package when I attempted to return it, and my refund request was denied. I find this policy outrageous, especially since the employee did not mention the return policy. To make things worse the supervisor Dev sat in his office literally 50 feet from me and the returns desk, refused to talk to me stating he was busy eating his lunch. Still waiting for some type of resolution to this matter. Their Return Policy If your product is still in its original sealed packaging, with the exception of As-Is products, special orders (MTO), or sleep accessories, we will return it for a full reselection credit or refund within 7 days of the original delivery or pickup. Once the product packaging has been removed or the product is in an open condition, with exceptions for mattresses/boxsprings and home décor accessories, we cannot offer refunds or reselections. If your product arrives in less than perfect condition, contact us within...

Such a chic and beautiful home goods/accessories store! Was lucky enough to stumble upon this…read morecharming store with tons of amazing home decor from dried flowers, live plants, pillows, candles, Moroccan rugs, etc. One lovely lady (an owner) was very friendly, gracious, and took the time to explain the shop concept and where many of the pieces came from. If you're looking to add some chic pieces to beautify your home, this place will have it.

Came across this lovely store today which opened in the last few months. They mainly sell imported…read morehome accessories and have a very cute cafe in the back. The staff is extremely friendly! It's basically one of those stores where you won't want to leave. I will definitely be back and try their cafe as well. Check this place out when you're on Notre-Dame street :-)

I have been going to this hardware store since I was a child in the 80's and it was still called…read more"Pascals Hardware", and the supermarket across the street was still a "Steinbergs Grocery". Although it has up-scaled a great deal, going from an average neighborhood hardware, to upscale specialty paint/hardware/housewares and gifts it still has the same neighborhood feel and even some of the same staff. Wilder, who works behind the paint counter in the basement, where most of the "serious" hardware is located, has been there ever since I can remember, and always provides one of the best customer service experiences available. He knows his stuff, and is always happy to help. Upstairs, where the gifts and housewares are found, is home to what I can only describe as *the* best selection of gifts for hard to shop for hipsters and grandparents ever... It has to be seen to be believed. If your looking for some unique gifts, specialty hardware, or are just tired of the so-so service at other big box hardwares, try Hogg out...

This more of a hardware store/boutique. I was recently looking for a meatloaf pan with a removable…read moreinsert, so you can lift the meatloaf out of all the oil and fat that inevitably comes out once it's finished cooking ( if you've ever made meatloaf at home, you know exactly what I'm talking about). Anyway it seems Montreal doesn't have a lot of places that sells that but saw online that Hogg hardware does since it's part of the Home Hardware group. Went in, ordered it, got a call 2 days later to pick and it wasn't expensive at all. The guys are also really nice but while I was waiting around I saw a ton of cool stuff for the home including soy candles, funky door handles and coat hooks, and stuff you'll never see at Home Depot. I used to buy soy candles at Winners (since soy doesn't produce soot and burns cleanly), but increasingly they don't carry them anymore and instead have "hand-poured" candles ( what the hell is that supposed to mean if it doesn't change the fact that it produces soot?) but now at least I can get some here at a reasonable price. There's a reason why it's located in Westmount and also Nun's Island, it's definitely more bourgeoisie and less blue-collar.

Super disappointed with the Lasalle location. Not only do they have extremely low inventory, the…read morefloor manager is just plain rude. She literally rose her voice to a new employee who was asking for assistance. This was all done in front of customers. Serious attitude problem. In no means should she be managing people, zero skills what so ever. Will be going back to the Kirkland location. A lot stock and people are more professional.

I like the Linen Chest for it's choice and quality products in general and I like this location at…read moreCarrefour Angrignon because it has enough choices while being small enough to not loose time. We were looking for new sheets for our bed and we were helped by a nice saleslady who was very knowledgeable about their products. She help us find a nice set in special that we are quite happy with. We didn't know that they also carried kitchen items and we also bought a ceramic plate for pizza (that was the day before the Superbowl) and several other items. The sales personnel covers the whole store so they help us with anything, no need to find another one in a different department.

Their products are all made in montreal. A good place to…read moreget a gift, or shop for new ideas; from the red chili sauce to necklaces. They also have lingerie items, cloth for kids & adults, leather shoes, porcelaine items, post cards and home decor. If you like a personnalise item or a gifts, you will find a great deal and lot of stuff to satisfy everyones needs and taste.

Small place with a relatively small collection, but what they do have is beautiful and well…read morecurated. The staff is nice and friendly, and the prices are reasonable for the unique and locally sourced pieces they offer.

This was one of the first stores we stopped in while wondering around Vieux Montreal and absolutely…read moreloved it. I didn't want to buy all the things our first day so we made it a point to go back the last day we were there. They have gifts that you can get at other establishments along with some local flair as well. Upstairs and downstairs, those stairs get quite slippery in the winter so be sure to watch your step! Given the location it was busy both times we went so be patient, get a basket and shop around!

Cute gift shop…read more Along the main drag of Rue St. Paul, flanked with shops on both sides. Cut socks, kitchen items, apparel items and accessories too.

The staff is a little uppity if you're looking for jewelry for less than a thousand dollars, but…read morethe merchandise here, and especially the jewelry, even the less expensive jewelry, is beautiful and unique. I go here every time I visit Montreal and rarely come away empty-handed.

One should not confuse the word "Artisan" in the English daily life to ordinarily think about an…read moreexpensive loaf of bread from a "boutique" bakery. Artisan is a French word having evolved from the Latin "artitus", and usually signify skillfully made or arranged - and mean care, expertise and quality. If you are looking for exclusive pieces crafted by Quebec artisans, then L'Art des Artisans du Québec is the place to shop. Yes, Exclusive! A place to find truly unique gifts, ("Des articles magiques, qui ont du sens, que vous ne pourrez trouver nulle part ailleurs") These items, which are made by hand by Quebec designers working with materials that have an element of warmth to them, to come up with new creation that are unique and everlasting, and to test the limits of their imagination, passion and creativity. It is a marriage between beauty and uniqueness. By purchasing products that are made in Quebec, we are supporting the local economy and limiting transportation--a nice gesture for the environment! I was impressed by the number of various unique works,being sold there, many of them handcrafted and full of life and character. What a pleasure to visit such an interesting, well laid out shop, packed with colour, and different than the regular store you will come across. Service was friendly and helpful. It's well worth a visit.