We had to send over 4 hours waiting for our contrats to be made…read more One we arrived home we noticed they gave us really expensive contrats, which was NOT what we agreed upon on. We then came back to the store to get some explanations. The manager basically insulted us. Would absolutely not recommend going there.

This is the local Mall in Sherbrooke. It has 200+ stores…read morewith Sears, The Bay, Zeller's. I remember when this mall ( and the rest of the stores in Quebec) was closed on Sundays- The day of rest. The mall has an array of of chain shops from the US, Canada and Europe. A very interesting place to check out. The shops range from high end shops to practical dollar stores. This is a great place to spend a killer cold winter weekend day. I try hard not to make purchases here as the exchange rate is not strong as it was in the 90's.

We like Simons for clothing for my wife. I am a tall American man and I can't fit into the clothes…read more Simons has stores across Canada but I believe it is primarily a Quebec chain. The fashions are very French and québécois. My wife loves the French stockings and that was the reason for this trip. She gets a lot of compliments on her stockings at work. There is also a very large women's clothing and accessories section and a smaller men's section. The women's section is always crowded with shoppers.

Tres bon service de Rébecca (inalothérapeute) bon prix facilité d`acces et beaucoup de…read morestationnement surtout en PM

This is an interesting place. With a name that translates to "wool mill" you would think it was a…read moreknitting store. You couldn't be more wrong. They do have a tiny shop that sells wool and knitted goods but most of their business is hosting weddings and other events on their beautiful property. There was one going on while we were there. When you arrive, there is a large parking lot. Once you leave the lot, you walk down steps to a real covered bridge. You walk along the pathway to the shop and ticket office. Along the way you will see a small enclosure with sheep and goats. A short distance away is the old mill that is now used for events, and the hiking trails. You can pay a fee of C$14.95 per person and walk the trails but we opted not to do that. Maybe some other time. When leaving, you drive over the covered bridge to get to Autoroute 55 and head back to Vermont.

Beautiful things as advertised. Very nice staff. Patient with my crappy French. Prices were…read morereasonable, worth checking out. I regret not buying the fat pig mirror. C'est la vie.

Great bookstore with a large selection of toys and art supplies. Stopped in while visiting for the…read moreweekend and it had plenty of options for my young kids to choose from. Also a large selection of greeting cards as well. Would recommend!