Eva B comes across as a quirky, stylish thrift spot with a cafe, a place where every corner invites digging for unusual finds and the vibe is eclectic and welcoming. The two level layout shows a wide mix of vintage and second hand items and the decor invites exploration as much as shopping, with an in house coffee shop and snacks. Prices are generally praised as reasonable and the store aims to be affordable, though some pieces are seen as overpriced for what they are. The atmosphere is often described as fun and busy with a maximalist vibe, plus a terrace and cozy seating, but some reviewers note crowds, a few smells or cleanliness concerns, and accessibility issues due to the building. Overall the place is viewed as a standout for thrifting and cafe culture, delivering great finds, tasty treats, and a memorable ambiance, with caveats about consistency and practical details.
Vraiment un endroit qui a un style unique. Si vous y allez dans le rush, il faut s'armer de patience. La sélection & les prix, c'est pas mal. Côté décors c'est... singulier. Pour la bouffe & le café, on a un peu le sentiment d'être en cavale au far west (mais chez des hippie grunge).
Sérieusement, on comprend l'intérêt des chasseuseurs d'aubaines pour l'endroit, mais c'est pas nécessairement pour tout le monde.
Cute store with wide selection. Food's pretty cheap too. Just a lil disappointed with the use of ai art in the store, especially because they advertise a lot of cool queer artists. Could they not have spent 15$ commissioning someone?
Nov 28, 2025
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An iconic place.If you love thrifting in montreal, everybody knows it, everybody loves it.I do find, though.Recently their selection has been a bit disappointing
Trendy maximalist thrift store with a wide selection of clothes & accessories. They also had a small café where you can order drinks while you're shopping, but I didn't get anything. Reasonably priced stuff, I got a really great ski jacket for $55.
But I should warn some people that it's an old building so some of the wood flooring on the first floor is pretty warped so you may need to skip this place if you have trouble walking or use a mobility aid.
Great selection of used clothes, jewelry, bags & really good prices. They have some food, free popcorn & lemonade. Love the decor, best thrift shop in Montreal! Even better than thrift shops in NYC!
UPDATE 5 years later. I think it's more expensive & not so much of selection of clothes.
Good vibes!!! Fun crowd, good selection especially when the outdoor & upstairs space is open… would definitely recommend going during the spring/summer time for this.
The hidden gem? Their $1.50 samosas & chutney is delicious. Added $1 cookie which was a steal too. Can't find anywhere cheaper for this, made fresh that day.
Great selection of attire, offered at unbelievable prices & with a superior level of customer service. There's even a terrasse on two levels in the back for a coffee & cookie when you're ready to take a break from shopping.
I went on a Saturday afternoon which I understood in advance would be the worst time to go. It was very crowded but not chaotic. I would suggest going at a non-peak hour. Staff is nice, cafe is great. All affordable & fair. Around COVID, they downsized the space, but it's still 2 decently sized floors. I also feel like despite the "we are alternative fashion" vibe & massive inventory, the actual selection was predominantly normie. I think people know Eva B is good, & they ransack it. Still 5* though because if you dig-dig you can find something, but again you have to work for it. I'll definitely be back when it's less busy!
