Came in here for an espresso and ended up shopping around. They had a lot of spin off designs from…read morevarious brands with good quality shirts and sweaters. The staff was really nice and helpful when looking for sizes and ordering an espresso. The conversion wasn't that bad from CAD to USD for what we purchased. Definitely recommend shopping here and trying out their coffee!

Very interesting place to shop. I'm sure it has more to do with the catchy name then it does…read moreanything else. However, the merchandise seems to be a good quality and the staff is friendly and informative. On top of all that, Quebec city is an awesome place to visit.

Beautiful shop carrying a huge selection of Canada-made articles, from knives to jewelry. It is…read morealso conveniently located in the old city. The staff is bilingual: we were helped by Camille who not only was truly a professional, she also made the perfect recommendations based on our taste and she nailed it! this store definitely stands out among a lot of stores carrying mass-produced items. Buy local and support the local economy and art and crafts!

The rabbit fur scarf quickly caught my sister's attention and made its way under our Christmas tree…read moreback in Indiana. This cozy store in Old Quebec is a one-stop shop for souvineers and all things Quebec. But not Quebec in the kitschy way, think artisan products made by local artists ranging from feather hair pieces and wool socks for men to fur everything and hand painted magnets. The good: even balance of offerings for both males and females. The bad: slightly on the pricey side but you have to keep in mind these are not mass produced items.

I visited this store 3 times on my trip visit to Quebec. The manager was incredibly friendly and…read morehelpful. The quality of the fox earmuffs I purchased on my 1st visit is stellar. I felt similar earmuffs at other shops, and none felt as soft as the ones I got from Bilodeau. After walking around the city for 2 days in February I realized I had not brought proper footwear and then went on a search. I visited Bilodeau a 2nd time and tried on a pair of boots that did not fit. At no time did I feel pressured by the manager and she was so helpful. I continued to look for boots at various stores without luck. As we were walking by Bilodeau again, I noticed a pair of boots displayed in the window I had not seen. The store was closed, but the manager was inside and saw us. She opened up for us, was so patient as I tried on two pair of boots and I was able to buy the perfect pair. I even forgot my mittens and had to knock again on the door - which she opened laughingly and gave me my mittens. Yes, the price is high, but you get what you pay for. I will have these boots and earmuffs forever - the quality is that good. The manager went above and beyond. Highly recommend.

Awesome Shop! One of the best specialty shops in Eastern Canada. Good selection, nicely setup shop,…read moregood prices, but most importantly a great staff. Helpful, freindly, knowledgeable. Every thing that makes a little independant store fun to shop at. I have been in these shops from Vancouver to New Brunswick and this one is as good as they get. Good job guys!

From the owner: Vêtements de qualité pour homme et femme. Entreprise familiale établie depuis 1983 sur la rue du…read morePetit-Champlain à Québec. Nous proposons les plus grandes marques de vêtements dont: Paul & Shark, Meyer, Digel, Armor-Lux, Robert Graham, John Varvatos, Brax, 34 Heritage, Newland, Bugatchi, Descente, Sperry et beaucoup plus. Nous expédions partout dans le monde directement de notre boutique.

Like this Roots store very much. Roots for Canada is much akin to Nike for the United States. Both…read moreare flagship stores for their countries. Roots came to the forefront when Canada hosted the Summer Olympics in 1976 in Montreal and the winter Olympics in Calgary in 1988. In both cases Roots rose to the forefront of the merchandising campaigns, no matter who was the official sponsor. Roots remains a very intriguing store. In Quebec City the old storefront used to be in the Chateau Frontenac right on the boardwalk...now it has moved to this new location. Roots still has a number of interesting designs, and is a brand known throughout Canada and the United States. You'll like their designs, especially if you are partial to their Canadian Beaver. Good stuff - go visit.

Roots is an iconic Canadian chain and this location serves QC downtown well. They have some of the…read moremost comfortable clothing in the world but I have a hard time paying $68 for a pair of sweat pants or sweatshirt. 20 - 30 years ago it was more reasonable (when Beaver Canoe was their direct competitor) however the main roots store has morphed into a yuppie secondary type of lululemon lounge and woodsy cabin wear chic style clothing store. Selection here was more than adequate however they had no sale rack for me to peruse. I refuse to pay hyper-inflated prices for sweat pants or sweatshirts. No matter how cool and comfortable they may be! No matter how much nostalgia it may bring of my childhood and the coolness of the brand. Interior design in cosy and warm. A great place for a souvenir shirt of Canada or try to find something Quebec emblazoned. I will pass and come back.

Fantastic men's boutique just in the heart of Vieux Québec. Very nice selection of mens wear, shoes…read moreand a variety of goods. The staff is very friendly, welcoming and helpful. The prices seem high, but given the quality of the clothes I'd say it's not unreasonable, though it IS in a heavy tourist area. Absolutely worth a visit while you're in this fantastic city. Highly recommended.

Canada's best selection of Dale of Norway but staff today would not offer a Bonjour nor assistanceread more

Good souvenir store in Lower Town/Petit Champlain of Quebec City with great selection, prices, and…read morestaff. Got a jacket here that me and my wife love.

Don't let Québec Urbain's web site fool you: They're not just a trendy fashion boutique…read more Oh sure, they have plenty from brands like Desigual (trendy, colorful fashion), Pook (hoodies and fleece), Adidas (needs no introduction), Tilley (hats), and Robin Ruth (travel, "casual lifestyle" clothes), and hip-brand sunglasses. With profiles in publications like the Quebec City daily paper Le Soleil (https://bit.ly/2Fa0zmm), it's a hard to ignore Québec Urbain's role in the local fashion scene. If you are fashionable and young and have some money to spend, you'll definitely love Québec Urbain. However, in my humble opinion, the heart of Québec Urbain is more in the "Québec" than the "Urbain." Shhh ... don't say it out loud, but Québec Urbain is kinda sorta in some ways ... a "gift shop." But a "gift shop" in kindest and highest-quality sense of the word. For one, Québec City gives themselves constant reminders of the Nordiques, their long-departed NHL hockey team (1995). As far a I saw, nobody in town provides more Nordiques gear -- and more fashionable ensembles to wear your gear -- than at Québec Urbain. The store just generally LOVES Québec itself. I haven't seen the Q word on so many hats, t-shirts, sweaters, snow globes, scarves, mug and cups, plaques, keychains, pens, and other ephemera then I saw here. And if you dig on the that beautiful azure flag of Québec called "Fleurdelisé," you'll find plenty of it in many form and fashion at Québec Urbain. Then there are some cool, somewhat out-of-place knick-knacks: Christmas ornaments, dreamcatchers, nutcrackers, big animal wood carvings, lawn ornaments, and the requisite maple syrup products section. While some prices are ludicrous, all of the items are worth a long, hard look. If you wanted to find a store to symbolize Québec (both the Provence and the city), you'd be hard pressed to find a better representation than Québec Urbain!