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.
I got a knit sweater & a winter coat that fit perfectly & it was only $91 including tax! I had to dig a bit for the coat though, most are $100. Great vibes, friendly staff & lots of fun finds :)
One of the best thrift stores in Montreal. Vintage stuff on first floor, & cheaper clothes on second floor. They have changing rooms & a great cafe! I love it here
wierd Vintage clothing store & cafe & art gallery. I mean weird in a positive way . I liked the eclectic vibe & the feeling of being in a friend's house . great prices on food & hot espresso . Must stop by as a tourist walking down st. Laurent. you really can't miss it .
Ne pas s'y rendre si on cherche de la fripe pas chère. En revanche j'y ai acheté une écharpe qui tient bien chaud & un patch avec le logo du Québec, & j'en ai eu avec les taxes pour un total d'à peu près 6 dollars. On y trouve également un menu entièrement végétarien (ce qui me ravit), des samoussas à 1,50 dollar & des cookies à 1 dollar, les cafés sont également moins chers que l'écrasante majorité des cafés de la ville, donc on peut y trouver notre compte. A ajouter par dessus une déco unique, avec des toilettes taguées de partout, on n'est donc pas surpris de la haute réputation de ces lieux.
This is one of the most unique resale shops I've ever seen. Love the atmosphere & how everything is presented. Lots of vintage items to choose from. Wish I could have tried their famous samosas. How cool for a resale shop to serve food. The outdoor courtyard is awesome. Don't miss out on Eva B. when in Montreal. C'est Magnifique!
A very interesting thrift store with something for everyone. The pricing is actually quite good for many of their items. It's also a great cafe with an outdoor patio in the back. The staff is all very casual & the overall vibe is very fun & relaxed.
Thrift meets cafe meets cookie shop meets dance bar...& so one. Such a vibe here. This is what a vintage, thrift shop should be & then some. You have low price, good quality & range of clothes. Freshly baked cookies & brewed coffee. Seating to work. Upstairs & downstairs. Men & woman & more. Excellent throwbackish/early 2000s millennial playlist the day I went. Just hit & didn't miss at all for me. They have another smaller, more chill location down the street that is also good. This is the best though.
Too cool for school. If you're looking for deals you gotta go upstairs. Banana bread $2: & cappuccino 2.75. So cool & eclectic. I got a German sweat for $7, & cool retro sunglasses for $5. My daughter found a nice pair of flair jeans that fit like glove for $7. "Yeah it was a good day". Ice Cube.
Great store! It truly captures the essence of a thrift & vintage shop, with a wide variety of clothing in good condition to suit all styles. However, the staff is a bit too relaxed-on a few occasions, I had to interrupt their conversations about a party to get assistance. The store is slightly overcrowded with clothes, making it a bit challenging to browse through the hangers. That said, the prices are extremely reasonable.
