Épices Anatol

Montreal, Canada

4.1

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11 reviews

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+1 514-276-0107
Address:
6822 Boulevard Saint-Laurent, Montreal, QC, H2S 3C7
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
850 ftSt-Laurent / St-Zotique
0.2 miJean-Talon / St-Dominique
0.2 miSt-Laurent / Jean-Talon
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Take-out
No
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Credit, Debit
Parking
Street
Bike Parking
Yes

Today

Today 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Montreal) 17:09 Friday, 30 May 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm

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11 reviews of Épices Anatol

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Place rating: 5
Montreal, Canada
Being an Indian, it’s really difficult to find the spices and lentils that’re regularly consumed in India. Anatol spices is THE place to find almost every spice, dried herb, lentil, beans and more! They have sauces, condiments, flavoured nuts, candies, coffee and the list goes on and on!
It’s really astonishing how much of variety can be available in such a little space! Every visit to this little store is fun because everything is so reasonably priced! You never have to compromise and hold back on buying a little of this and that.
I would really recommend anyone, who’s looking forward to enjoy cooking, to pay this place a visit and just indulge!
Place rating: 4
Montreal, Canada
spice heaven! this is what i imagine heaven would smell like.
most of what you’d buy here would be in bulk which can be a bit problematic if you don’t use whatever you’re buying often. it’s best when multiple person need the same spice as there would be no waste.
place is best visit when not hungry otherwise, temptation is very hard to resist.
depending on what you’re buying, its not necessarily the cheapest but they do have a shitload of everything making your search easy
Place rating: 4
Montréal, Canada
Petite épicerie très bon marché car c’est de la vente en gros. Mais aussi il y a des sachets déjà pesé. Grand choix d’épices, piments, fruits secs, granola (c’est la mode), farine de pois chiches.
Et encore il faut le dire bon marché.
Le service est agréable de plus.
Place rating: 5
Montréal, Canada
Choix impressionnants d’épices, thés, bonbons, fruits secs, herbes. Achetez en vrac ou procurez vousl’un des sachets pré-​emballés de n’importe quel herbes dont vous avez besoin pour votre plat de dernière minute.
Très abordable, j’insiste TRÈS abordable
Place rating: 4
Montreal, Canada
Very affordable and friendly spice shop on St Laurent in Little Italy, right near Milano and Jean Talon Market which makes for a sweet little foodie shopping afternoon. You want to accept the help offered here since the place is crammed and works according to it’s own logic, let the kind folks help you, they won’t steer you astray. If you can’t find it here, try Spice Station down on Bernard, but most needs will be comfortably met at Anatol.
Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom
Amazing selection of spices and dry goods, at very, very reasonable prices by any standards.
Place rating: 3
Montréal, Canada
La place né paye pas de mine, car c’est très étroit à l’intérieur. Il faut se faufiler entre les rayons et croiser les doigts pour qu’on né croise personne en contre-​sens. Cependant, elle regorge de plein de choses en terme d’épices, de farine, de fruits secs.
Ils font également du beurre d’arachide (100% arachide, sans ajout d’huile ou d’autres éléments). Ils ont un broyeur sur place, c’est chouette à voir!
Place rating: 4
Montreal, Canada
Great place. Cheapest fleur du sel in the city and wonderful array of spices and mixes. Tandoori spice and za’atar mixes are great! They also have hard-​to-​find and inexpensive citric acid and pectin for canning/​jarring.
Rating Scale:
1 Star: Avoid the town in which this place is located just to be safe.
2 Star: With so many great places to choose from, why risk this one?
3 Star: I’ll try it again or consume here in a pinch.
4 Star: I go here regularly if financially and/​or calorically feasible.
5 Star: I look forward to taking my wife or friends here.
Place rating: 3
Vancouver, Canada
This place is pretty good. Like the other reviewer said, a pretty good variety of bulk things. Spices, teas, a good selection of medicinal herbs, nuts and dried fruits. Nothing organic, but other than that, no complaints. If you’re looking for something, you’ll probably find it here.
Place rating: 3
Montreal, Canada
I walked by this place and bought their spices from other businesses (they are also wholesalers) often but never visited before this week.
The first thing that hits you as you walk into the store is the intense smell of the herbs and spices. Definitely not unpleasant but not the place to walk in if you happen to have a weak stomach.
Despite being in a rather smallish locale they offer a huge variety of herbs, spices, candies, soup bases, nuts, chocolate, teas, coffees and other food products in bulk or in bags.
The prices were fair but not cheap. Some of the products were not as fresh as they should be and some clearly seemed past their prime (spices mostly).
The staff was nice and helpful.
Although there are other places to get top quality spices and herbs in Montréal, Anatole is definitely a one-​stop shop worth visiting.
Place rating: 5
Verdun, Canada
Cette boutique spécialisée dans les épices et les produits en vrac en général est celle qui offre le plus de choix et les meilleurs prix à Montréal. Épices Anatol agit également en tant que grossiste auprès de plusieurs détaillants de Montréal et d’ailleurs. En regard de ces informations, on pourrait croire que ce commerce s’étale sur une relativement grande surface… Au contraire, il s’agit d’une très petite boutique où chaque centimètre cube est utilisé, du plancher au plafond. On y trouve une variété ahurissante de thés, d’épices, d’herbes, de fruits séchés, de noix et grignotines salées en tous genre. Aussi, il est possible d’y économiser en achetant en plus grande quantité. Bref, Épices Anatol est le commerce de vrac ultime à Montréal, et il en vaut certainement le détour.