Village des Valeurs

My favorite place to find always be things, love the floor sales manager, I dont know her name, but you know her from jervenergy on the floor always smiling and serving clients with their needs.

Thank you

OVER PRICE.

I thought it would be less expensive than the Village Valeurs at Anjou (Jn-Talon street) because we're at CDN but no.was difficult for me to find something.majority of the jeans were 10$ and more.

I personally don't think that I will return in this Village des Valeurs.

I am 4 years member, and I had very happy experience with most of Value villages, I donated always to value villages. This shop was really frustrated me. The price tag was for 8 pieces of the plates, while 3 were missing, I was hoping them to adjust the price accordingly or find missing ones. While I was told by the manager to wait for days to adjust the price or to pay the full price today to take away! And I finally bpaid the full price with part of the goods! I didn't lost too much dollars but a lot in trusting value villages! I didn't hear any words like sorry or warm relief other than a cold and serous face!

Out of the five things I needed, I found one, and it was the wrong size. Still, I love the place

Nice things but this place got a whiff if the vintage trend and so prices are high. Some things are the same price or more expensive that buying new in a store. Not much of a thrift store anymore. Have been going here since the 90s so.

Good large store. Lot of clothing options. Shoe options for men is very small. Good showpiece items as well. Book collection is small. Small electronics section. Large parking area. Friendly staff. But many items are more expensive than Renaissance like dolls, cutlery etc.

J'adore aller pour chercher des petits trucs le 3/4 des choses sont en bon état. Parfois les prix sont vraiment exagérer, faut vraiment chercher des choses qui vaux la peine et a des prix abordable

Spacious warehouse and a lot of merchandise of good quality for second hand…a favorite in montreal

It’s a fairly new store so is definitely nicer than the Hochelaga location. However, the name of the store is grossly ironic given the prices are close to retail. Hard to encourage secondhand buying when you can’t see the “value” in marked up donated, used stuff. Only worth going on sale days or with donation discounts. On top of all that, the employee confirmed the changing rooms aren’t coming back. So everyone is inconvenienced having to try on clothes half naked in the store and there’s clothes misplaced everywhere because of this. At least modify your return policy if you aren’t even going to let people try it on before taking it home. C’est du vol! Oh well, in a few years time, there’ll only be unusable fast fashion left at thrift stores.

Prix trop cher. Taxes en plus.
Exemple, j'ai trouvé une robe en cotton pour fille à vendre pour 7,50$ alors que son prix à neuf est 6$ chez walmart

Je recommande. On y trouve une large sélection de vêtements pour femme! La section décoration comporte 4 voire 5 étalages.

C'est le moment d'y faire une tour. Juillet et les déménagements font le bonheur des clients du @Village des valeurs

A very tidy place, spacious and very clean, with preventive measures taken to ensure the safety of customers, a variety of goods such as clothes, books, kitchen utensils, sports supplies, shoes, bags, paintings and children's toys, a lot of things suitable for all ages. And the prices are very acceptable.

Best place to buy second hand stuff in Montreal. Lots of options, well organized, cheap prices and you even get a discount if you bring clothes to donate.

Large store, one of my favourite in the city, but unfortunately prices are more expensive than other locations i have frequented and as one of the few villages des valeurs in the city the selection is pretty picked over

Some of the rudest staff I have ever encountered.was completely humiliated and belittled when asked for help with returning an item.do not go here.

Ce village des valeurs n'est plus ouvert. Il n'y a plus rien c'est un unité a loué! Ne vous rendez pas vous serez déçu

Still the same overpriced garbage. I would suggest to not support that company. I worked there for 5 years and they Rob you and barely pay the foundations they are supposedly helping. I would strongly suggest to go to renaissance where they actually do it to help and not do it for profit. Thank you for reading I had to empty my heart.

The location is a bit in the middle of nowhere. Also I expected it to have more interesting clothes but they mostly have old stuff that aren’t really useful.

Unfortunately, restrooms are closed to the public while you have full access in many other stores. This makes you leave sooner therefore you don't buy everything you wanted.

Le magasin est très grand et il y a beaucoup de choix dans chaque section. Les articles sont bien placés selon la grandeur et la catégorie. Pas de cabines d'essayage pour l'instant. Possibilité d'obtenir un coupon de 20% de rabais en faisant vous-même un don à votre arrivée.

A lot of selection and well organized. My go to thrift store because of its monstrous size your are likely to find what you're looking for

I went"thrifting" with my daughter, she got a ton of stuff. I'm very happy with the idea of reusing. Everything we bought was in excellent condition.

I love this place. I've been going for 4 years now. There are loads of clothes of different style and prices. The prices are reasonable for a " thrift shop". The only issue is some of the employees attitude. Some tend to be a bit rude but I understand why. Other than that, it is my favorite thrift shop

Decent prices and nice things. I like that the kids clothes are separated by size and article, much better than having to rummage through everything that's mixed up.

Why go to village des values when the renaissance friperie is cheaper and not taxes.and there help find workers in city's so my choice is easy to make.thanks that my opinion

I often find VV to be a joke. I once needed cutlery - they had no knives. My roommate bought a mochapot (quite a high price too) and was missing the inner funnel part. Used clothing can be so overpriced, it is just better to buy new. Pots and pans are too damaged to be safe to be used. I've often found at the VVs in Montreal to be of short supply of useful goods. I'll often check here opposed to buying new, but compared to other thrift stores across the country, Montreal is often one of the worst places to buy used.

They have good stuff, everything you would expect from.village des valeurs.
However the smell in this particular store is very potent. Hard to stay and browse when you can't breath properly.

Il a été relocaliser ds le même petit centre commerciale mais beaucoup plus grand.propre.bien rangé. Les petits sac de Jouet pour enfants sont moin chère que ds tout les autres villages.le linge est beau et propre.les employés (caissière) souriant et aimable

Good finds there a few brand name selections available! Be sure to look at every article of clothing one by one and you will find something!

They selling media which is prohibited for resale. Media works only if you buy new with additional items. Disk was marked NOT FOR RESAIL and they put sticker on it.

The shop moved further back in the same plaza. It is quieter because of this; I hope people will continue recycling their goods here.

Good place for those on tight budgets. They however need to I crease the number of testing booths considering the number is people who use the place

Insanely long lines to try on, go in the morning if you can the afternoon is a write off. Good selection of clothes though

Nowadays, I don't see a price difference between this store and supermarkets like Walmart. Price is overrated.

Lorsqu'on entre on est frappé par une odeur intense de délimitage de chat. Heureusement qu'il y a beaucoup de belles choses parce que l'odeur est vraiment désagréable. On ne parlera pas des toilettes qui ont aussi une odeur infecte. C'est aussi malpropre que ce l'était à l'endroit précédant. C'est d'ailleurs pourquoi je n'y allais plus.

Always smells bad when you enter, they try to make it.with air freshener between the two doors, but once you're in the smell hits you. Like a mixture of mold and cat piss. No so noticeable to.some, or mayb they're used to it, but it always hits.my.nose right away. (I never shope here, however my friend always wants to go so I get dragged along). The only.good thing is they renovated the place and it looks a lot better easthetically.

Really big store, a lot of different things, good place to leave your donations also, you can find clothing almost as new, well they look in pretty good shape, for the most part, they also have toys, shoes, frames, a variety of other things. Totally recommended for shorts, jeans.

Okay place for cheap crockery and decoration pieces. Not a lot of furniture, appliances. It’s good if you are okay buying second hand clothes - lot of variety for that

I find their clothes a little bit too out of my budget especially for second-hand. They have nice things thou that’s why they get a 3/5:)

Le nouveau local est super. C'est grand et il y a beaucoup de choix! Les prix sont plus dispendieux que dans les autres friperies, mais nous donnons souvent alors ça fait des 20%.
Le gros irritant c'est les cabines d'essayage! Quel désastre. Je ne prétend pas détenir la solution, mais à chaque fois que je veux aller essayer, j'ai une douzaine de vêtements, mais les cabines sont pleine et les genre ont des paniers plein! Les copines s'attendent pour montrer leur vêtements et se jasent ça. Sérieusement, bcp trop d'attente.
Le système de numéro combiné au long temps d'attente fait que les gens prennent un numéro, retourne magasiner et reviennent plus tard. Ça donne un fouilli, et plusieurs personnes qui passent "devant" toi.
Manque cruel de cabines dans les circonstances.

Second time here, same problem: this place smells like cat litter from the moment you get in particularly on the left side of the store. Very poor air circulation, dirty and badly maintained, merchandise all over the place particularly in the front and it is only wednesday. Quite deagreable experience. Left without buying anything. I try to pass the mesage to the cash clerk and he just stared at me and hum, no acknowledgement. Won't be back for a while.

I have a lot of choices and that made me buy a lot. I spend $104 but I was really satisfied! Most of the items are really cheap. Go and try it out!

Ils ont demenagé plus en arrière, dans la même batisse mais au fond. Comme la superficie est maintenant plus petite, is est difficile de circuler entre les rangées, et en particulier près des caisses. Les pantalons pour homme (jeans) sont chers, entre $15-$20 la paire. D'autres articles sont aussi un peu chers. Ils ont beaucoup de petits articles electromenagers, facile de trouver une vielle cafetiere expresso mais on paye le prix: un bon $25-$35. Beaucoup d'articles en ceramique, verres, tasses, supports à chandelles, etc malheuresement assez chers, rien en bas de $2-$3 même pour la tasse la plus vieille. Renaissance (sous-sol au Plaza Cote-des-Neiges) ont moins the choses mais sont aussi pas mal moins chers et ne posent pas de taxes.

Je trouve que c'est le village valeur le mieux entretenue de Montréal! Il est propre et bien classer. Ainsi, il est facile de trouver les vêtements selon les catégories que l'on recherche. Je le recommande! De plus, il est très grands. On as donc accès à une très grande variété de vêtements et d'article de tous genre.