My Montreal staple, first place I go when in town. Well second, I first get coffee. But this place…read moreis for sure second. I once got a skid row tape there in like 2015, but today I just dug around a little bit and found a Montreal doom metal album, and a Canadian press of Days of Future's Past. Sick. Great shop, great bunch of people working there, talking music. Have a lot of new vinyl as well. Some guy giving them low stars for parking, like maybe yelp the street instead.

Tres cute record store next to McGil University. They have popular LPs from every decade and just…read moreenough potential for a hidden gem to keep you digging for an hour. Prices are market, but add in the helpful staff and it's well worth the visit.

February 19, 2019 - The store owner was very nice and knowledgeable. I asked if he will get the BTS…read morefunko pops and he said he definitely will. We saw a lot of items that we haven't seen in Toronto. The prices are fair and had a great selection of merchandise. We were all very pleased and would gladly recommend this store and go back t

Planète Otaku is a neat little shop on Sainte-Hubert. They carry a lot of anime themed figures,…read morefunk pops, collectibles, some gundams, paints and modelling tools, posters, t-shirts and other cool stuff. All authentic, licensed goods from reputable manufacturers, though, which I appreciated. Their prices are quite reasonable, for example they're asking ~50$ for their 20cm banpresto figures, around 50-60$ for their nendroids, which is a little steep, but keep in mind it's retail, and given the extreme popularity of nendos these days, it's to be expected. In terms of figures they carry original figma, banpresto, nendroid but unfortunately for me, no Max Factory. Personally I'm really picky when it comes to this stuff and they didn't have anything I was interested in, but if you're into mainstream stuff like My Hero Academia or One Piece or Naruto or Love Live, you'll probably find something that's to your liking ^___^ The owner is a nice guy. We talked about the Otakuthon convention, I didn't see him at the exhibitors hall, but it was quite large and there were so many merchants, I must've missed him... I'm told he was low on stock on account of convention sales... I couldn't tell to be honest, he has so much stuff! Apparently soon he'll be taking down a dividing wall and expanding the shop to double its current size, which is great. All in all if you like anime and you're looking for gifts or collectibles, definitely check out planète otaku, it's a nice little shop.

Great place for collectables and toys. They have a nice selection of Gundams which are difficult to…read morefind in Montreal. And best of all, their prices are very reasonable. The owner is very nice and friendly. So far this is my go to for my Gundam needs.

Our favorite bookstore in NDG continues to hold that title. We brought some books in, donated what…read morethey wouldn't make use of, and spent far too long roaming and acquiring books. I'm always impressed by the variety. You see something new every time you go in because they offer such an impressive collection of items. We even got hockey cards for surprise gifts for family this time around! Some items are more expensive but we got an edition of The Wizard of Oz that was still wrapped and originally worth quite the pretty penny that we will be gifting to a loved one. It was an amazing experience once again today. For the first time, I think I spent more time looking at their prints and I wanted to buy nearly every Singin' In The Rain one... Hardy Boys galore... it was overall just a lot of fun to visit this store. We'll be back for our quarterly visit in no time.

If you live in the area and listen to vinyl records, you should come in here regularly…read more They have a section of newly acquired records, so once you've browsed their full catalogue thoroughly, it's easy to drop in whenever you're walking by and see what's new. They have lots of records for 5 bucks, which is something like an old movie rental price. Even if I only listen to something once, the experience is worth 5 bucks. They also have way more expensive records, like limited editions of Tom Waits or whatever, which occasionally run closer to a hundred. So there's a huge range, if you're looking to spending a tiny bit of pocket money, or if you're looking to make a major investment for your collection. They also have books. I honestly use the library for books more than buying them, but sometime when I'm in here for vinyls, something on the bookshelf catches my eye, and the prices are fair. It is packed, though. Sometimes where there are a lot of customers, it is very hard to move around and look for things. So much stuff in a such a small space is a double-edged sword. This 5-star review is for my visits outside of peak times, for the selection, service, and price. During peak times, maybe only worth 4 stars because it's so hard to navigate. But the popularity is a sign of the quality, so it's hard to quibble with that.

Awesome comic book store! Great selection and great prices. They can order anything for you if you…read moreask them. Recommended

Been a Komico shopper for over 30 years...followed them from location to location. Always get…read moregreat, personalized service. Even after I stopped buying comics on a weekly basis (fault of the industry, not Komico) but still follow the Facebook page and whenever a collectable pops up that looks interesting, it's a great excuse/opportunity to go back for a visit.

Awesome place! Very passionate and enthusiastic staff!! Was able to find exactly what I have been…read moresearching for in Graphic Novels. Great comic art and sculptures!

Nice shop they've got…read more The usual comic books, graphic novels and especially figurines. Too bad they're closed on Sundays and too bad they don't buy used stuff, either.

This is a great, friendly record store that stocks a good selection of new and used vinyl. Very…read moregood friendle vibe. The service and friendliness that Guy gives makes it a super enjoyable visit. I look forward to my next visit.

This is, without a doubt, my new favorite record store. For its size, the selection is solid,…read morediverse, and well organized. We were in Burlington last week, and decided to drive up to Montreal for a couple of days. I heard that End Mile was the "artsy" neighbo(u)rhood, so I assumed that the record stores would be a good opportunity to "ooh shop" (what my mom used to call stores where you could look, but not touch, because the items were out of our price range). Turns out their new records were reasonably priced (about $25-33 Canadian). The selection of used records wasn't vast, but it holds its own. And the hip hop section was surprisingly extensive (relatively speaking). It took me on a journey through childhood, featuring pre-Death Row Pac, Kool G Rap, RBL Posse, Tribe Called Quest, etc. And their selection of Nigerian, Turkish and French music was impressive (relatively speaking). And their classical section wasn't garbage (that's usually where most record stores are lacking). I love this place. To my dismay, I didn't have room in my luggage to take anything with me, so next time I'm in Montreal, I'll definitely be buying out the store. Au revoir.

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