Lots of available parking and easily accessible off the highway. Came in here to look for a few…read morethings, got them all. Staff is very present and helpful! A nice change compared to what I usually get from the competitor. Found an awesome tool I didn't know existed to remove my car shelter (tempo).

Wow! I was NOT expecting this!…read more This is a vast hardware store. A very very vast and greatly stocked hardware stores. The prices are amazing! The choices are endless. It's a must! How can this be in Montreal and survive without any advertising?!

Um... this place is amazing…read more I had no idea this store even existed until I randomly decided to go in after browsing around at Eva B, which is pretty much right next door. Looking in from outside, you wouldn't gain much of a clue as to what this place is about since they aren't big on window display. Nope, aesthetics are not on the radar here. Once you go inside, though, you'll be blown away at: a) the actual size of this place and, b) the amount of STUFF. This is an industrial supply store, full of the most obscure tools, parts, etc and has everything -EVERYTHING- you could ever want before you knew you wanted it. I'm a DIY builder (artist) of mechanical, electronics, whatever and I seriously wish I'd found this place a lot sooner. Today I located an extremely hard to come by brass nut that I desperately needed to finish hooking up the latest appliance I'm working on. I had a hallelujah moment so hard, the guys working there thought I was a full-on lunatic. Everything is super cheap, super organized, and well-stocked. I'll be going here FIRST the next time I need parts. Also, all kinds of camping, fishing and other gear, too. Put it on your go-to list.

It's great to go to a store that is not a big box location where specialty tools and accessories…read morecan be found. They carry reliable name brands at good prices + friendly service.

From the owner: At Outils Pierre Berger, you can shop at one of our two branches for all your woodworking and…read morespecialized tools. We're located in La Prairie and in Saint-Hubert. Our qualified staff will share details on our available stock and the equipment you need to execute your workshop projects.

I was drawn into their store by the huge window display of Portuguese themed merchandise including…read moreflags, roosters and tee shirts. This is also a well stocked hardware store which also sells a lot of nice kitchen items like silicone spatulas, coffee and tea makers, assorted utensils, canning supplies and a wealth of other things. Reasonable prices too- silicone spatulas were just $5! Definitely would return here.

This cheerful family-run business has been so terrific over the years I've been going there…read more They're always ready to point you in the right direction, give trustworthy advice, and find great solutions! From housewares to hardware, charcoal to shower curtains, they're absolutely my go-to store.

I walked in with a wood stud 1.5" by 1.5" that I bought and cut from Home Depot the day prior . I…read moreneeded an additional 3 cuts but the manager Julie refused. I was ready to pay. Lets be clear, the only reason is because she was doing other tasks and couldn't be bothered. Spiteful character... they are bothered by customer service and have an attitude that screams "we hate customers". These people are thicker than the lumber they sell. I'm not walking into a Home Depot again. Support your local business even if they're a little more expensive.

Like any Home Dépôt Hardware store, this one offers all you need (or almost) for your home…read morerenovations and projects. Easy parking with lots of space. The only downside is that I had a hard time getting some help. They all seemed busy doing other things...

I have been doing business' with the Monkland hardware store for over thirty years. I did not mind…read morepaying a premium in order to save time and to support my local hardware store. However, in this digital age, this store is definitely a blow back to the eighties where they require a store bought bill to be presented or NO REFUND, not even a store credit. Producing a credit card receipt is not acceptable. I did not take a receipt because frankly in today's digital, ease of access to information economy who does? The store refused me a small refund because I had no store bought receipt. They pointed to all their signs that expressly stated this. Yes, I did a mistake in not keeping the receipt, but I still was a loyal customer. Nevertheless, policy arising from a truly archaic manual system, outweighs customer satisfaction and I am no longer a loyal customer. Hopefully they will learn from this and invest in some system that provides flexibility in order to satisfy customers.

Tried to cancel an order made in error 15min after. Took 3…read morecalls to customer service? 3 days to complete. No way to do this on the App or on their website. Rona / Lowes seem not to care. Seems Lowe's left their awful Customer service behind . Oh I sent this ... " Thanks for your help , this should be easier....." They returned it because it Violated their Code ... I guess easier is a bad word for for Rona /Lowes

This is a special hardware store for three reasons: 1…read more TOOLS: they have the best tool selection in town. I'm talking a lot of tools. One time I was buying metal files and they opened a drawer with more files than I have ever seen in my life. 2: HARDWARE: in the basement they have one of the few remaining hardware counters in town, where you can walk up and ask for a dozen 4-40 stainless cap screws. They have good advice too. (Good prices but Harsupco is better in terms of variety and price.) 3: METALS: in the very back of the basement, they have aluminum, steel, brass and stainless metals in rods, angle, square bars that you can buy by the foot. Their price beats Home Depot by a long shot. They've got the usual things like paint and tape and power tools, but it's the three things above that make it very unique...

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