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Aug 16, 2017
Being the "only" SAQ in the Old Port they really don't take advantage of this nor the fact that they are in such a great location densely populated by tourists. Little to no selection and they rarely restock (missing the same bottles for 2 weeks, ridiculous). The staff is not very knowledgeable nor care too much for that matter (except for one or two). Service is just bad overall, they make you feel as if you're a bother to them especially when asking questions. I don't even consider this an SAQ location when looking to buy wine or alcohol. Best to go at the Ste-Catherine stores instead. Might as well close this location all together!

Feb 8, 2023
Service is very helpful and will give good recommendations. Stop here if looking for usuals not if looking to try something new or more variety.

Aug 27, 2022
Great location obviously. Very limited selection, you won’t find a lot of choices for cans or beer here. Staff are nice, but can’t really recommend anything.

Jul 31, 2022
The really don’t take advantage of location and the hours they are open are ridiculous. Staff are friendly but they could restock the white wines in the fridge faster… it is always empty.

Nov 2, 2021
The place is nice. Too bad the selection of spirits and prosecco was very limited. The staff don't pay too much attention to you. I needed to call someone to come and make me pay.

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