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Comptoir du Livre Enr
Comptoir du Livre Enr: Used books in English and French, in the heart of Québec.
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Comptoir du Livre Enr: Used books in English and French, in the heart of Québec.
Comptoir du Livre Enr is a used bookstore in Québec offering affordable titles in French and English, plus a compact CD selection. Reviews note good prices and bilingual shelves, while some travelers report an unfriendly atmosphere toward non-local visitors. A practical stop for readers seeking both French and English titles in one place.
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A wide selection of pre-owned books in French and English, including novels, non-fiction, and rare editions at affordable prices.
A curated assortment of music CDs spanning various genres, perfect for collectors and music enthusiasts.
Dedicated areas for both French and English books, catering to diverse reading preferences and language needs.
A cozy, inviting space ideal for leisurely browsing and discovering hidden literary gems in Québec's historic district.
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Overall rating
Anthony P
Nice used bookstore with good prices. Excellent English and French sections too
Larissa Gusmão
I was browsing the lovely selection of books when the owner walked up to me and spoke in french to me. when i said that I was sorry because I don't speak french he stared at me angrily and threw his arms out to either side. would not recommend going here if you are not local/can't communicate in French. I just left feeling unwelcome.
J L
A cute used book store with a good collection of CDs. Visited it several times when traveling to Quebec, and left with a big box of disks!
Han Stw
Nice used bookstore. Mostly they have books in French but they do have a section of English books (and some scattered as well). The English books I found were mostly like novels or slightly older non fictions. Located across the library. Probably this place is more for local than tourist unless you do read French books.
Dominic Perry
The store itself is great, but not welcoming at all. If you're not local, I'd avoid this place. As an international traveller, to be rudely told "I don't speak English", despite being asked in perfect English if I spoke French, or I wanted a bag is not exactly welcoming to tourists. The official language of Quebec is English, and all other places are able to swap between English and French, but the attitude here was terrible. Such a shame.
