I'm always on the hunt for records wherever I travel. Musique Chez Sonny was the best store I found…read morein QC. I was surprised that the prices were fairly high. Aside from bargain bin stuff the cheapest LP was $10 (tax included) with the more expensive ones going up in ten dollar increments. While I did find a few albums I'd never seen used before I didn't pull the trigger because I knew they weren't so rare I'd never see them again. I will say the vinyl I removed from the sleeves were in good condition.

I am so so happy that I found this gem. Luck led me to this little cute place on my trip to Quebec…read moreCity and I walked out with 16 vinyls of the classical music including hard-to-find recordings such as Szigeti, Heifetz, Genette Nevue, Oistrakh, Menuhin and etc. As a classical music fan, I am extremely satisfied of their collection at an amazing price. The owner was also attentive and kind. Next time I am in Quebec, I will def come back for more shopping.

Fun record store in Quebec City. one of my brothers favorites. great vinyl section of new and…read morevintage. In one of the most beautiful cities in Canada. Well worth a visit

What an awesome quirky little shop. I came here looking for some vinyl records for my brother and…read morefound a helpful shopkeeper as well as helpful fellow shoppers. I felt very welcome and like I had walked into a bit of a treasure trove. Not just vinyl records, but all kinds of collectibles in movies, music, everything. This place is the perfect pairing of total nerd alert and hipster not too cool for school. I only wished I could have spent more time digging through all the treasures. The next time I find myself in Quebec, I am so making a point of stopping in here for a visit. Word to the wise, the name of the shop isn't super visible, so trust your gps and your instincts. You'll know you're there when you see books and albums on display at the stoop. Definitely make time to visit this fun shop!

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.

Quebec City is a nice half-day trip. We took the bus from Montreal and left in the evening. In…read moretotal we were in QC from 11am to 6:30pm, where we actually had 4 hours "left to kill." We sat at the park for two hours. The last two hours we decide to walk all the way to Fanamanga for a bubble tea! Because why not! The bubble teas are VERY sweet and all made with powder. They mix and mix and mix all the artificial flavours together to make the new craft, but they do this with love. The staff here are very kind. I do enjoy this little shop with shelves and shelves manga (en Français), the complete Sailor Moon series en Français, a shine of Totoro in its fluffy big size, a wall of Japanese snacks, and clothes!! And a washroom. It's a very nice place to hang for an hour! With a nice April breeze flying in. Peaceful and quiet. The customers who visit here are very kind also.

Did not really like the taste of the tea or boba pearls... neither did my friend. Pretty pricy but…read moreit was the only bubble tea place around, so we went anyway. The woman working was nice though.

Im not sure if this business changed? I didn't pay attention to the name but its a thrifty clothing…read morestore now... still cute but was looking forward to what i saw on yelp.

Charming, quaint store. Cool, friendly owner…read more Me and my wife were coming off a St. Roch food tour when the used records on the outside steps of this store caught my eye. The owner was chilling outside as well and gave me a friendly 'bonjour!' before she headed in to wait on customers inside. After I went through the records I entered the store to be welcomed by an ecclectic mix of vintage pop culture goodies. From 50s jukeboxes to 60s kids toys to 70s playboys - eye candy for the quirky and art-minded. And, of course, there were more records inside which were a good mix of rock, pop, jazz, and soundtracks. Prices were pretty reasonable compared to the inflated prices I've seen since the vinyl boom. The owner was very accommodating, offering to play anything we wanted to hear. We shared a brief conversation about our love of vinyl and then completed the purchase of 2 lps - "When Harry Met Sally" soundtrack and New Kids on the Block "Hangin' Tough" (don't judge!). Definitely would come back and recommend to others visiting Quebec City/St. Roch area.