I bought 5 pcs of big appliances at really amazing prices. I saved 34% from market retail prices.read more

From the owner: We offer all kinds of appliances open box, but new condition:…read more1. Save 30% to 50% on stores prices 2. We offer warranty on all appliances 3. All prices tax included 4. We offer delivery

I visited on Saturday and they are closed Saturday and Sunday, hours need updating…read more There are some good finds here you just need to look.

This Meubles Grand Berger flea market certainly has vintage and retro, with furniture, clothes,…read morehousewares, assorted media, etc. It's run by the Mission du Grand Berger (a.k.a., Mission of the Great Shepherd) that has a food bank and provides meals to people. You'll notice a little musty smell when you enter Meubles Grand Berger's stairs up to the first Lower Level. Don't hesitate to make it to the Upper Level next floor up because there are certainly more varied finds. Used furniture on the whole in Montreal is less expensive than comparable items in New York City, so I've been always impressed by what I've seen. Despite named "Meubles" the organized top floor in particular covers a lot of the non-furniture items. This flea market also groups together Québec related stuff, if that's of interest. It's easy to reach by Montreal's Metro. If flea markets are your thing, Meubles Grand Berger is worth checking out!

A traditional Home Depot store,…read more The good: There is a good chance you will find what you are looking for here. Cash registers usually go quickly. Weekly staff pretty helpful. Bathrooms big, modern, and nice. The bad: Weekend staff not very helpful. Some services are not available (cutting plexiglass for example, but that is ALL Home Depot). If you are looking for a specific piece from an appliance, they probably do not have it. The weekend shopping experience is not that great. Which is sad because it takes away from the great weekday staff.