I may be somewhat biased but I've always preferred Jean Coutu over Shoppers. I know That Shoppers…read moreseem to have taken over and are generally much bigger and have a huge selection of all types of goods beyond what typical pharmacies carry but Jean Coutu is usually so well organized. I don't waste any time picking up prescriptions, or shopping for items. The staff is so quick and helpful. No wasted time. Also JEAN Coutu has a better line of products (it's own version) that's always cheaper and very good quality. I've never been disappointed. The reason for three stars is that this location has some of the most limited hours. The hours are significantly more limited than Shoppers which is a major downside. They should think of increasing the hours to match the service of other competitors in the area. After all, in this day and age, it's now expected to have pharmacies open more than past 6 PM. Just makes sense.

Nice service and you can find everything you need = same as Walgreens or CVS. In this case, we were…read morelooking for baby wipes, baby nailcutters & something to have our 2 years old play with. Bubbles!

It's a pleasure dealing with the pharmacists here; they're professional, knowledgeable and helpful,…read moreand are always willing to go above and beyond and to take the time to explain things when necessary. The rest of the store is big, bright, clean and well-stocked, as well - definitely a step up from your regular pharmacies in Quebec City.

Nice store, my friends and I just look for packs of water and this store is nearby where we are. It…read morelooks like has lot of stuff and very convenient. The most important thing that they accept credit card.

Right next to Hotel Manoir Victoria if you're staying there. All what you expect from a small…read morepharmacy over counter meds etc plus combs and clippers etc as well as a case of cold drinks like soda water etc. Friendly and speak some English as do most shops near the tourist zone.

This is a decent sized pharmacy with a good selection, kind of like a smaller CVS. Very convenient…read morein Old Quebec.

Very nice and friendly pharmacy. I Just want to send postcards to my country then I search for post…read moreoffice and it show me this place. It took a week to for postcards to get to US but it is ok. Fun time with my friend and sending mail back to family like the old time. They are so happy to get mail from me from another country that is romantic and thoughtful. k My friends sending postcards to their bf and they are so happy and crazy about getting special mail like the old day. Charming you must try.

We decided to stop here on our way to the falls because we were all feeling under the weather and…read moredid not realize that you can only get cough drops and pain reliever in the convenience store. So glad we stopped in. Everyone working here was incredibly nice! The pharmacist helped us out with cough medicine that didn't interact with any other prescriptions and it worked great too! We had to register to buy Alleve and Sudafed, but again everyone was really helpful. Their English was excellent too, which was great because, admittedly, my French is horrible. The prices were better than we had seen in Montreal earlier in the trip.

I may be somewhat biased but I've always preferred Jean Coutu over Shoppers. I know That Shoppers…read moreseem to have taken over and are generally much bigger and have a huge selection of all types of goods beyond what typical pharmacies carry but Jean Coutu is usually so well organized. I don't waste any time picking up prescriptions, or shopping for items. The staff is so quick and helpful. No wasted time. Also JEAN Coutu has a better line of products (it's own version) that's always cheaper and very good quality. I've never been disappointed. This location is conveniently situated with nearby parking that allows a quick visit even during the cold winter months. This location also has a great selection of eyewear. Lots of options for anyone looking to quickly find some last minute eyewear. The hours are significantly more limited than Shoppers which is a major downside. They should think of increasing the hours to match the service of other competitors in the area. After all, in this day and age, it's now expected to have pharmacies open more than past 6 PM. Just makes sense.