I added this small retail location of Fleur D'Europe to Yelp because, located as it is within the…read moreChâteau Frontenac, it is very handy to those planning weddings at the Château and the surrounding area. Upon the first visit of my then-fiancée and I, during the frigid tail end of January, we were greeted by a young lady named Laura. We explained the color scheme of our upcoming wedding and she instantly comprehended our desires, to the point of breaking down colors by percentages. A few minutes later, a more senior person came in and instantly undid all the understanding that we and Laura had come to, recommending colors outside of our palette and, frankly, dated and beat designs. We left the shop rather depressed. Time passed and Laura contacted us, asking if we still wanted Fleur D'Europe to provide flowers for the wedding. We responded that we would indeed contract with Fleur D'Europe, but only if she was responsible for the design. We provided photographs of our inspirations and a list of what arrangements we needed and Laura got to work. Every arrangement that Fleur D'Europe provided for our wedding was absolutely breathtaking! Superb. Flawless. Each item, from the bouquets to the table arrangements, right down to the corsages surpassed even the best we could have imagined. I probably shouldn't admit it, but the bride's bouquet actually brought a tear to my eye with its beauty. I will post photos once they are available from the photographer. Mary Lu and I wish to personally thank Laura for the work she performed to make our wedding beautiful. Due to the exquisite arrangements, pricing in line with competing florists, as well as the convenience of being near old town wedding venues, Fleur D'Europe has earned this 5 star review and my highest recommendation.

I received a beautiful arrangement from this florist shop. I needed flowers for a friends-giving…read moredinner and stopped by a few other places but the selection was sparse and over priced. I was just visiting Quebec on holiday so I was looking to yelp for suggestions. I found this place although it didn't have any reviews, I gave it shot. When I walked in the gentleman was very nice, he didn't speak English but we communicated well enough and he allowed me to pick from his various selection of single stems. My dinner turned out beautiful!

My wife and I celebrated our 50th anniversary in Quebec City on July 22. Our daughter attempted to…read moreorder flowers for us to be delivered to our hotel. She did not revive a call back. While in the city, we walked to the shop during supposed open hours (Friday 11:00) and no one was there, nobody answered the phone, message left was not answered. Their products might be good but if one cannot do business with them, what is the use? Very disappointed.

My husband and I were married in May 16th, 2014. A few days before our wedding we visited Josée at…read moreher shop in Quebec City. Josée and her staff's amazing style created our beautiful floral arrangements, bouquet, corsages, and boutonnieres. My bouquet was perfect in every way. I had asked for very specific garden roses, the Romantic Antike dusty pink rose and the cream O'Hara. It was a wonderful surprise when I received confirmation that Josée was able to get the exact roses. While we were at her floral shop, we saw her creative process at work as she showed samples of large blooms of cream hydrangeas mixed with blush pink garden roses and scattered tulips in large urns. Even my wedding guests couldn't help themselves in taking pictures of these beautiful arrangements. We thank Josée and her team so much for their dedication and passion. With their creativity, they can truly transform any place into a magical wonder! I recommend viewing their inspiring portfolio at www.lafleurdeurope.com/portfolio/.

From the owner: Sur la jolie rue Cartier, dans les Halles du même nom réside une charmante boutique de fleurs et de…read moreplantes naturelles. Il suffit de rentrer quelques minutes pour comprendre cet attrait irrésistible que Les Halles en Fleurs exerce sur les gens et ce qui en fait un commerce incontournable à Québec.

Neat spot for Quebec men's/women's clothes and rustic outdoor items. Nice staff. Pretty, old-timey…read morelogo that draws folks. Fun shop! Review: 4

It's a SCAM! My daughter sent me flowers and paid extra for the delivery on time. The bouquet was…read moreleft at the door and got frozen because the delivery man didn't ring the bell. The bouquet is an absolute mess and except for colors doesn't even resemble the picture. Such a disappointment! Unprofessional service! Don't use!

I called from San Fancisco, CA, USA and Marc was very helpful. I sincerely appreciate his efforts…read moreto get the flowers delivered for me in Quebec City! He had them delivered to the hotel where my wife is staying. She called and was thrilled with the flowers! I don't have any photos. The price was what I expected. Thank you. Steve B

I purchased Turkey Hill Maple Leaf Cookies from this store...they were almost a year out-of-date!…read moreWe were visiting this amazing city and wanted to enjoy a bit of local flavor...this wasn't the store to purchase from.

This is yet another small shop selling overpriced license plates, t-shirts and the like. There is…read morean ample selection of familar Canadian souvenirs. When I came in to check it out, no one offered to help or tried to interest me in anything. I found the place to be a bit dirty, poorly lit, and simply depressing. While I do not disparage anyone for buying a stuffed moose or Quebec key chain, there are nicer and more inviting places than this.

Located in the Quartier du Petit Champlain -- the very pretty commercial district of Québec City in…read morewhat is known as the Vieux-Québec-Cap-Blanc-colline Parlementaire - is the relatively new shop, La Malle Aux Souvenirs. It's philosophy of "perfect gifts in all price ranges" is spot on, at least as far as ALL price ranges. If you've got several C-notes to spend on intricate models of 18th Century sailboats ... or want to spend just a few bucks on a small jug of pure-Canadian Maple Syrup, La Malle Aux Souvenirs is your place. While we English-speakers think of "souvenirs" as meaning kitschy stuff we buy from gift shops on vacation, the French word actually means "memories" ... La Malle Aux Souvenirs is loosely translated as "The Trunk of Memories." It is an apt name, as the things you will buy here are not trinkets, but memories. In other words, high quality. If you want high-quality local condiments, jams, and vinegars, you'll find the best of Délices de l'Ile D'Orléans products on La Malle Aux Souvenirs' shelves. Essentially translated, "Delights of Orleans Island" brings the vibe and flavor of the isle that hugs Quebec City. Savonnerie des Diligences, the Austin, Québec soap-maker with the beautiful scents and dynamic illustrations on their packaging can be found at La Malle Aux Souvenirs in abundance. And maple syrup and other maple products .... boy do they bring it! Not only is it 100% Canadian, but most of it comes from Québec. This includes Coaticook, Québec's famed La Ferme Martinette line of high-quality maple syrups, sugars, and other maple-based products. Also, if you're into glass figurines, especially colorful ones of all kinds of animals, you'll want to make a stop in here. And then the usual souvenir-shop faves like stuffed animals, flags, bags, and clothes emblazoned with "Canada" or "Québec." But since there is such high-quality stuff, most of it I haven't seen in other gift shops throughout Québec City. If you want to make a "Trunk of Memories" from your time in Québec, La Malle Aux Souvenirs is a great place to start! MY BAD FRENCH TRANSLATION OF THE REVIEW: Situé dans le Quartier du Petit Champlain, le très joli quartier commercial de la ville de Québec, dans ce qu'on appelle le Vieux-Québec-Cap-Blanc-colline Parlementaire, est la boutique relativement nouvelle, La Malle Aux Souvenirs. C'est la philosophie de "cadeaux parfaits dans toutes les gammes de prix" est spot sur, au moins aussi loin que toutes les gammes de prix. Si vous avez plusieurs c-notes à dépenser sur des maquettes complexes de voiliers du 18ème siècle ... ou si vous voulez dépenser quelques dollars dans une petite cruche de sirop d'érable canadien pur, La Malle Aux Souvenirs est votre endroit. Alors que nous, anglophones, pensons que "souvenirs" signifie des trucs kitsch que nous achetons dans des boutiques de souvenirs en vacances, le mot français signifie en fait "souvenirs" ... La Malle Aux Souvenirs se traduit par "le tronc des souvenirs"."C'est un nom approprié, car les choses que vous allez acheter ici ne sont pas des babioles, mais des souvenirs. En d'autres termes, de haute qualité. Si vous souhaitez des condiments, confitures et vinaigres locaux de haute qualité, vous trouverez le meilleur des Délices de l'Ile d'Orléans sur les rayons de La Malle Aux Souvenirs. Essentiellement traduit, "délices de L'Île D'Orléans" apporte l'ambiance et la saveur de l'île qui embrasse la ville de Québec. Savonnerie des Diligences, la Savonnerie D'Austin, au Québec, avec ses belles senteurs et ses illustrations dynamiques sur son emballage, se trouve en abondance à la Malle Aux Souvenirs. Le sirop d'érable et d'autres produits de l'érable .... boy, ils l'apportent de! Non seulement est-il 100% Canadien, mais la plus grande partie provient du Québec. Il s'agit notamment de Coaticook, la célèbre gamme de sirops d'érable, de sucres et d'autres produits à base d'érable de la Ferme Martinette, au Québec. Aussi, si vous êtes en verre, figurines, surtout colorés de toutes sortes d'animaux, vous aurez envie de faire un arrêt ici. Et puis, les boutiques de souvenirs habituelles aiment les animaux en peluche, les drapeaux, les sacs et les vêtements ornés de "Canada" ou "Québec"."Mais comme il y a des articles de grande qualité, je n'en ai pas vu la plupart dans les autres boutiques de cadeaux de la ville de Québec. Si vous voulez faire un "coffre de souvenirs" de votre séjour au Québec, La Malle Aux Souvenirs est un excellent point de départ!