What a fantastic store! They carry exquisite items and their…read moresales personnel is exceptional. This was not my first visit to Pot En Ciel. I had shopped there several years ago during another visit to Québec. The items I bought then and the items I bought now are of excellent quality. I truly enjoyed my shopping experience at this store.

A cute little shop selling nicely curated pots and accessories. We scored to tiny little trays one…read morewith kittens and one Little prince. Perfect for serving cheese with our wine $10 each. I got a nice little prince T-towel to compliment my cheese plates. Easy to pack and carry home. Service was friendly and helpful

It was a lot of fun to browse in this store. Lots of beautiful old things in absolutely perfect…read morecondition. I think it's a brother and sister who own it. They were very friendly and unpretentious, like everyone else I met in Canada. What caught my eye is a 1939 Kalamazoo guitar, made by Gibson. It's in great condition for it's age. He was asking a lot for it, but it's a time capsule. 1930's Gibsons and Martins are the holy grail. These often need expensive restoration, but this is a nice one, no cracks, etc. Someone like me, but much wealthier, is going to love it.

Another really nice antique store along and to grow in Quebec. This in every store along the way…read morehas a lot of unique items. Definitely worth the walk if you're on a cruise ship are in the area or just a tourist . Great for locals too (:

Snazzy two-tiered Quebec souvenir shop. Open doors on a corner, lead visitors up the steps to a…read moreback that sells clothes, hats, cards, kids toys, chocolates, collectibles and drinks. The staff is courteous, but training employees in the afternoon. It has magazines, books, candy and glassware. Really fun and eclectic! Review: 4

Souvenirs du Lys (loosely translated to "Memories of the Lily") is one of the most voluminous gift…read moreshops you're likely to find in Q City. For those unaware, this store is an extension of the "du Lys" brand that includes Québec Urbain (see my earlier review), Boutique Expression, Boutique Mouche à feu (jewelry and fashion accessories), Boutique Frada (women's fashions) ... all within, literally within a 250-meter radius of each other. Je te chie pas. This kind of voluminousity lends itself to a lot of good stuff: Hoodies, shirts, socks, stocking caps, baseball caps, sports team gear (defunct-team-heavy, Nordiques and Expos), wallets, jewelry, magnets, toys, shoes, bags, pillows, license plates, mugs, glasses, and a whole bunch more. MANY items have the requisite "Canada" and red maple leaf on them. They also show plenty of Quebecois spirit with an abundance of items with Azure blue & four fleur-de-lis' that make up the Province's famed flag. Souvenirs du Lys, oddly enough, seems to also try to compete with 365-day-a-year Christmas store La Boutique de Noël de Québec ... yes, during my visits in JUNE, they have a section with Christmas stuff. Also check out their totem poles and other indigenous souvenirs ... good stuff. While some prices are eyes-popping-emoji high, if you want to see a lot of high-quality souvenirs, give a visit to Souvenirs du Lys.

They have a lot of unique Canadian artiste creations ranging from home decor to jewelry and…read moreclothing accessories! The shop owner is very kind and i especially love the metal work jewelry. The price is very decent considering its original art work and all hand crafted. There are souvenir stores down the road charging almost the same $$ for much lesser quality accessories that are clearly not handmade. The store is very clean and brightly lit and I particularly enjoy that each artist has a section with some cards you can take that have their information on it. If you are traveling into the city, be sure to support the local artists!!

A shop filled with uniquely Canadien art items. Prices range from reasonably affordable to wow but…read moreit is enjoyable to check things out. Years ago I bought a sculpture that I still use today. Found items by the same artist this trip. It was nice to see the continuity.

This is another great store on antique row of Quebec. They have a lot of interesting items. I…read morepersonally did not have any room to put stuff since I was living out of suitcase but I do recommend that you check this place and all the others in the area a try.

A fun collectibles shop. We found some wonderful antique Xmas tree decorations for a very…read morereasonable price. The friendly owner gave me a discount on a whole box. This place is worth checking out!

I bought a cat wooden piece on my visit to Quebec and I love it. Beautiful store with one of a kind…read morepieces. Highly recommend

QUEBECOIS ARTISAN'S WOODWORK SHOP AND STUDIO…read more While visiting Old Quebec, we dropped by Sculpteur Flamand. Located in the heart of Basse Ville (Quartier Petit Champlain), the shop is full of small and large pieces of hand carved wood sculptures. The pieces range from cute gnomes to relief sculptures of people and Canadian wildlife. Above the shop, we saw the studio where the woodcarvings are created. While planning our trip, we had read how a group of artists in the 1970-1980s transformed a rundown area of abandoned historic buildings into what is now the thriving Petit Champlain district. Monsieur Alain Flamand was among those early pioneers who opened a shop and studio here.

Cheap. Easily accessible by bus (I drove but the bus comes here). Nice layout. Cheap meals…read more As a laval university student. This was my go to place for so many essentials. I spent around $200 here but I stocked my room to the nines with everything I needed for my dorm room stay! If you're a student I would recommend buying hooks, dishes, kitchenware, laundry baskets, blankets, pillows and storage peices for your stay Lots of the stuff is so cheap you dont have to worry about leaving it behind. And having this stuff made my stay so much more comfortable!!!

Inexcusable wait times to reach them by phone: always over 2 and a half hours to talk to someone…read more Why doesn't Ikea help the economy and its customers at the same time by hiring more phone assistants?

This restaurant supply house was around the corner from our hotel. I'm a sucker for kitchen…read moregadgets, and was like a kid in a candy store in this place. The store is huge, half a city block and two stories. I could only buy a few small implements that would fit in my suitcase, but if it's made for a restaurant or a home kitchen, they probably have it for sale. Quebec is the oldest city in North America, and the owner told me this store has been in business since the mid 1800's when the streets around here were still dirt roads. Amazing place.