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.

Affordable, French version of West Elm. So many pretty things for the home - if I could have fit it…read moreall in my suitcase I would have bought half the store! Some lovely children's gifts too: clocks, books and clever little touches.

From the owner: Zone Maison offre une large gamme d'objets pour la maison. La sélection d'articles comprend du…read moremobilier, des luminaires, de la déco (coussins, jetés, quincaillerie, etc.), des produits pour la cuisine, des accessoires de salle de bain, des gadgets mais aussi des accessoires de mode. Zone est aussi réputée pour être une destination cadeau pour toutes les occasions qui se distinguent pour la beauté de ses magasins, la création d'ambiance et la mise en scène des produits.

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

They have everything you could possibly look for in terms of cooking materiel and more!!!…read more Their staff is super friendly, even if you're just a regular joe, with no business account, they'll always help you find what you're looking for and even find what you didn't even know you need!

Beautiful kitchen shop! I visited Les Plats while I was in Quebec for my son's hockey tournament…read more(we are from San Diego, California!). I loved this little shop. Beautiful items and good prices. I bought several Maxwell William Caviar pieces and I am so happy to have them in California with me now. Do you ship? I would love to order more!

A beautiful sommewhat upscale shop with fabulous Provencal (Provence region of France) tablecloths…read moreand napkins and kitchen accessories and handmade French soap etc etc... I missed out on buying some of these stunning and unique fabric tablecloths and linens while a student living in Provence many years ago... so I made up for it in this shop... now, years later. I chose the tablecloths with a coating that you just wipe off and launder only once in a blue moon. LOVE THEM and this store! The classic Provencal designs AND made in France... what more could you want :)

I came across this charming shop while visiting Quebec last week as part of a Holland American…read morecruise. The tablecloths are beautiful and I bought a round one featuring lemons which goes beautifully with an oblong wipeable one that I already own. I highly recommend stopping at this shop. The prices are great and the salespeople extremely friendly.

Christmas store year round?! Yes please! We visited the store on a Friday in May. It was busy but…read moreeasy to walk around. There are sooo many different decorations and even fun hot chocolate flavors. We got 6 different hot chocolates and a cute addition for our Christmas village. The cashier plugged in the village item to make sure it worked and we appreciate that. Upstairs they have a discounted items that are broken.

Wow, if you're into Christmas knick-knacks, this store will be heaven for you. I've never…read morepersonally seen a year round Christmas store (though Costco seems to be trying lol) and it was fun to putz around a little in here. It was pretty crowded and it's a popular tourist stop for sure. We ended up getting each of the grand-darlings a souvenir ornament from here, and actually in retrospect this place fits their family perfectly. It turns out their mom and pops have procrastinated taking down their tree so they're doing the year round thing too and are already ready for this year's Christmas! I'm glad their parents never read my reviews lol. BTW, the staffers here are all appropriately cheerful and friendly.