This is the best service I have ever received in a shoe store.They make winter boots shopping so…read moremuch enjoyable. The sale people are really patient and helpful. They REALLY know their products, and make good recommendations accordingly customer's needs. At one point, the sale person was bringing out 7 pairs of boots for my friends to try on. The deco is not fancy or elaborated, but you can see all the products they carries displayed sideways on the wall. The stores carries a wide selection of good and practical brand like North Face and Sorrel as well as pretty dress boots, at a really good price,in addition to the amazing promotional the stores was having when we were there. My friend paid $150 for a good pair of winter boots originally priced at $250. We bought a pair of boots initially, and ended up going back the next day to get 2 more pairs. If you are ever in Quebec after a heavy snowfall, and suddenly find yourself ill equipped for walking up those slippery icy hills, this is the store for you!

I never thought I'd write a show review, but I bought a pair of shoes at their Old Québec store on…read moreSt-Jean St in July 2022. The shoes are defective and the store will not even discuss taking them back. The shoes were originally $165, on sale for 82.50$. I wore them exactly 3 times and then I noticed the colour coming off the decorative part of the soles. They look old and scuffed, like they're at the end of their life. I sent in photos and a scan of the receipt and after 2 weeks and 2 follow-up messages, they finally responded saying the soles weren't covered by the guarantee. There is a difference between selling a defective product and a guarantee. By law, they're responsible for selling a defective product. I pointed this out, but they won't respond any more. I'll have to go the legal route now. $165 + tx is a big price for shoes that are poorly made. I'm out half that, but it's still a lot of money. Be sure of your purchases at Moi, Mes Souliers because they don't stand behind their products.

Never thought I'd review a shoe store, but I just had to - the shoe selection was amazing, the…read morepricing was great, and customer service was excellent - would love to come back for more shoes :)

We thought the place looked cool Went in, good selection,…read morefound some vegan Doc Martens. Basically the salesperson refused to sell them to us (winter shoes that crack in winter, no half sizes but refused to go up to the next size.) It took us a while to realize she was doing it on purpose, so we left.

A true neighborhood shop X2O is the unmistakable place to…read moreshop if you're into alternative/underground fashion. Punk, skinhead, hardcore and metal items, priced very reasonably, side by side with every type of converse shoes you can desire. They have a great selection of Dr. Martens, of all shapes and sizes. But most of all, it's all about the people who work there. The service is impeccable. The friendly staff is always there to help. They know their products and are not pushing sales on you. All in all, it's a great place that has kept it's authenticity.

This shop has many designers who sell here, but the red jacket in the window brought me in. I…read moreusually purchase a nice article of clothing when I am in other countries. I'd rather spend my money on something stylish and very useful than a tacky t-shirt or a mug. When I walked by this shop and saw the jacket, I knew I'd found my souvenir. While, I would have been content to just slip the jacket on and check the size, the friendly woman working in the shop insisted on dressing me in front of a mirror. She showed me all of the countless ways I can style the jacket and gave me very thorough instructions on its care. The jacket was made with excellent detail to quality. I cannot wait for the weather to cool in Chicago so that I can start wearing it.

From the owner: Boutique de vêtements spécialisée dans la mode québécoise ayant pignon sur rue dans le Quartier…read morePetit Champlain à Québec. Depuis quarante ans, Atelier La Pomme s'est donnée pour mission de promouvoir les produits faits au Québec. Elle représente à l'heure actuelle une trentaine de créateurs québécois tel que Marie-C, Huguette Fecteau, Eve Lavoie, Cokluch, Ruelle, Melow par Mélissa Bolduc, Dinh Ba et Luc Fontaine. Une visite en boutique vous fera découvrir les plus belles collections des designers québécois!

I shop here each time I am in Quebec City (which is annually) and find beautiful clothes at this…read moreboutique. It's in a great location with a very helpful staff. Not cheap but worth every dime, I get lots of compliments on my clothes from here!

From the owner: Womens Fashion and pret a porter. Accessories…read more Shoes scarves Jewelery