Very friendly when I looked through the store. Large selection of items and many in English as this…read moreis a French speaking area. Would go back.

Visited this shop during our summer trip to Quebec City. Interesting little place with a great…read moreselection and friendly, helpful associates. We bought a few things, including a great Wonder Woman painting by a local artist. Definitely worth a peek if you're into comics, anime, etc.

Great bookstore specializing in French publications. My wife bought a few books, and I enjoyed…read morebrowsing the cookbooks and graphic novel sections. Very helpful staff and a great layout to the store. Recommended!

I came in to buy some French editions of my favorite books for my collection and had a great…read moreexperience. This shop was well organized and had the best selection. The prices were average and the service was good. I'm really happy with my purchase and I'd definitely come back in the future.

I am surprised that they're still in business. One of the worst places to shop for hockey cards…read more They don't know what they sell and they avoid to let you check the hockey card binders on the shelf behind the counter. No recent pack or box for sell neither. They also want you to take an appointment with their so-called sport card specialist on the Thursday night only. Yeah right, I'll order them off Ebay for less and I'll get them faster.

From the owner: Whether you want to explore a fantasy world or discover new recipes, Librairie La Liberté Inc is…read morethe ideal place to find books of all kinds in Quebec. We offer a wide selection of children's, cook and science fiction books, as well as comic books for adults. We also have several magazines and movies for sale. We hope to see you soon!

On our visit to Quebec City we walked into this catholic store just by chance. We were in for a…read morehuge treat, as the sisters in attendance spoke fluid French, Spanish and English amongst other languages. This beautiful Catholic gift and supply store in the lower town of old quebec is run by the Nun's from the Monistary of the Magnificat. It features hand painted statues and figurines, books, rosaries, paintings, calendars, magazines, kids books and more. Most of everything is handmade by the nuns. They were very kind and took relish to show us their own printed books, hand made rosaries and hand made and painted religious icons. They had a vast collection of prayers and I was able to find the rosary of archangel st. Michael. They are a non for profit charity and this order has schools all over the world. Their works are vast and their pious deeds are depicted in their annual calendars, which is their only fundraiser. They took time to talk to my son and gifted him a medal he wished to purchase. I recommend this store to any catholic traveling through Quebec City. A true gem.

In a new city, I love a good newsstand. Jac & Gil is a small chain that provides a nice selection…read moreof periodicals. The sell tobacco products as well which outside of empty cigar boxes, I have no interest. This Jac & Gil location was on the main street near our apartment rental and provided me with a good opportunity to purchase (over multiple visits) some Canadian issues of the Walrus, Hockey News, the Globe and Mail, and others. And yes, I stayed out of the adult section.