10 Best Places to Shop in Westmount, Montreal

This little boutique showcases beautiful ballerina flats handmade in Spain. Available in a wide variety of colors and styles, you'll find it difficult to limit yourself to just one pair. You'll also find Barbour handbags—a canvas tote might be the perfect accessory to complement your new flats.

The original owner made her reputation finding and salvaging fine pieces of early Quebec and Canadian pine furniture, but she also developed a good instinct for folk art, such as exquisitely carved hunting decoys, weather vanes, and pottery. Now her two children continue the tradition.

One of the top shoe stores in Montréal, hands down, Scarpa, which means "shoe" in Italian, opened in 2008. From espadrilles, flats, and pumps to winter boots, sneakers, and strappy sandals, Scarpa shoes are always high quality and consistently on point. The company has its own footwear brand and atelier, which aptly enough is called Ateliers. A smaller collection of men's shoes is also available. 

The 6,000 square feet of women's clothing, shoes, and accessories include an eclectic mix of labels: Acne Studios, Mackage and Paloma Barcelo fashions hang near shoes by Ann Demeulemeester and Veja.

A fixture in Westmount since 1937, Tony's is one of the area's top shoe stores. It might seem small from the outside, but it's filled with fine specimens for men, women, and kids—and at reasonable prices, too.

A Westmount fixture since 1993, this boutique is the place to go for plush pillows, linens, and duvets from Designers Guild, which may inspire you to redesign your bedroom (if not your whole house). There are also products by Hermès, Fred Perry, and others. Ask the friendly staff for guidance on the perfect gift.

Whether you're looking for a sheer lace eye mask to enhance your bedroom eyes, a sexy body suit, a sensible bra, or cozy flannel PJs to snuggle up with fireside, Courval, in business since 1918, has it all.

This gallery has a knack for discovering important new talents. It represents many of Canada's top contemporary artists as well as some international ones. Its 5,000 square feet hold a good selection of sculptures, paintings, and limited-edition prints. There is another location at 1455 rue Sherbrooke O.

The home of hippie chic in Montréal, this boutique is packed with flowing tunics, embroidered blouses, and white-cotton dresses. Add a good mix of designer jeans and funky moccasins by Minnetonka and you'll understand why James is a Victoria Village mainstay.

This pigtail-covered boutique offers three levels of fun for babies, kids, and young adults. Innovative and kooky gifts, books, clothing, and even scooters are available.