This is one of my favourite stores ever. It has beautiful, affordable pieces, and a reasonable…read moreexchange program. Even the jewellery is fantastic. The only thing I don't like about it is that I can't enter the store without buying something.

A wonderful store off the beaten path in less touristy area of Montreal. Naturally I was sold when…read morethe shop keeper was playing the Cure and an amazing curated music selection. I bought a pair of funky earrings. Really nice selection of items

As a self-defined thrifter, one who takes pride in finding great clothes for great prices.. this…read moreisn't the place for me. It was hard to find anything under $20 (even used T-shirts!!!) so that was a little disappointing. The selection of denim jackets was exceptionally impressive though. But this is definitely a high end pricey shop. If you're looking for good bargains, I wouldn't recommend coming here. However, if you're looking to find unique items at any cost, this would be the place for you!

Bought a pair of high-waist jeans that fit me like a dream! Thrifting can always be hit or miss,…read moreand I happened to get lucky this time around. The employees are friendly, and I was able to easily try on clothing.

( i wanna say first that none of these comments are directed towards this particular value village…read morelocation only from my experiences at the other greater montreal area locations :) ALSO.. TRUE dat Laura D. i bought a skirt which had rips up all the seams for $14.99 only to realize when i got hope that it totally wasnt worth it because it said on the tag which the cashiers are supposed to notice that it was a 2 piece and i felt ripped off for the price of my now 1 lonely one piece ripped skirt! also i found a white obviously stained AND children's shirt for $5.99! not cool... a see through belly top for $7.99 which they claimed was a "designer" item. The designer being.. "JACOB" (LOL) these places are supposed to i thought promote recycling but they have things double the price of what you can get them at the dollar store for (like socks and some toys) clothing (for example) a shirt for $14.99 you can get at walmart for 7$ or even 14$ but it is new without stains or possible bedbugs and who knows what else. ( by the way i am not promoting walmart which is a store i actually REALLY hate) ill shop there sometimes for vintage clothing but other wise there are sooo many other great little second hand stores to shop at that put lower prices because they know alot of people who shop there, shop there because they have a very tight budget and these places are usually non profit, unlike value village which only cares about money money money! =) also laura.d its cool what you said about the purse, and you should go on a little trip to small second hand stores around the country like the boarder of quebec or eastern ontario or any used item places that are in more rural areas for cheap stuff but also if you cruise around these kinda places on garbage day you'lll find tones of stuff to up-cycle and soooo many things that are perfectly fine and useful and shouldnt even be in the garbage anyways thats for your post ,you rock :)

Value Villages everywhere lately have been a huge disappointment to me. I used to shop as…read morefrequently as once to twice a week at Value Village. And I used to purchase about $60 on shoes, clothing, books, and all sorts of accessories. Really anything that I would find that I liked I would not hold back on buying because the prices were very decent. Over the past year and half or more, the prices have gradually gone up so much that I NO LONGER shop there. I find that consignment shops are way more reasonable and have better quality products that Value Village. I will not go back or ever recommend it again seeing that they are really taking advantage of poor people in our communities. They don't pay a cent for any of their merchandise yet somehow they can justify their very high prices for used items which is disgusting. Value Village = valueLESS

Low prices and awesome selection! Owner was very nice and willing to negotiate prices.read more

Middle of the road thrift store…read more On one hand they have really great selection. But, am I interested to pay 150$ for a vintage dress because it's vintage silk...Maybe not. If you are grossed out by places like "village des valeurs" and renaissances. It's a great place for you since all the good stuff is already skimmed out. In fact, there is a few stores like this one almost neighbouring each other so if you want the full experience. Look around on Saint-Laurent. This is a great place for a stop.

As we were walking around the Plateau, my stepson wanted to check out this place. He's big on…read morevintage stuff and this store had lots of items like clothing and home stuff. There were many things to choose from both from the Men's side as well as the Women's area. Of course, the women's section was larger and more varied. A good thrift store option if you are in the area.

I've been turning a new leaf lately and shopping exclusively at second hand stores for the things I…read moreneed. My friend took me to this renaissance and I really liked it! They have a great selection of clothing and books. I managed to find two work appropriate shirts and one was Uniqlo! (one my favourite brands). I also found a book I liked for only $3.75. What I love about Renaissance is that they are tax free and they accept debit, credit, and cash! Lines are a bit long to try on, but that was to be expected.

Some things were dirt cheap other were too expensive…read more By example: I was really loving a necklace but because it was new, it was 15$ the matching earrings were 6$. 21$ for jewelry is crazy expensive for a thrift store. When you take in consideration that it's one of the first thing you are going to stop buying if you lack money. I was really disappointed to see the quality of the stock taking in consideration what the other thrift stores were selling.

Pretty solid second-hand store for random finds (often a good selection of shoes at a reasonable…read moreprice - i.e. barely used Nine Wests, Aldos or Franco Sartos for $8). The dress section is also worth looking through, and sometimes you can find interesting jewelry. They often seem to get new bulk merchandise from places like Guess on a fairly regular basis, so from time to time you will see a bunch of identical shirts/shorts/whatever on sale for only a few dollars. Same goes for drugstore variety hair products like Dove or TRESemmé (again, all brand new - no defects). Upstairs they have quite a decently sized book selection, which is organized by subject in French, English, and a few other languages (all usually between $1-$4). Other household items are hit or miss, but all are very inexpensive, and sometimes there are some pretty cool finds. Either way, it's fun to look through. Some good vintage furniture finds on the main floor, but again, it's hit or miss. All revenue generated at this store goes directly to the Montreal women's shelter, Le Chaînon. ***CASH ONLY & CLOSED ON MONDAYS***

Fresh samosas and tamarind sauce @ a great price! Friendly vibe as well ... what's not to like ?read more

I am a thrifter and love finding local thrift shops whenever I'm on my travels...today we stumbled…read moreupon Eva B and it was such a delight Three words to describe this place: fun, quirky and nostalgic I was able to find a couple Disney vintage items and had so much fun combing the racks for more treasures. They have a wide selection and the items are well organized and maintained What's unique about this spot is they also have a cafe on the ground floor! My mom got a bowl of their soup and she gave it 2 big thumbs up ...the staff was also so welcoming and kind. If you're looking for a special place to see and shop while you're in Montreal, check out Eva B!