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1500, Avenue McGill College, H3A 3J5, Montréal, Communauté-Urbaine-de-Montréal, CA Canada
contacts phone: +1 514-281-5549
website: www.chapters.indigo.ca
larger map & directionsLatitude: 45.5018557, Longitude: -73.5717028
Jimmy Lai
::Good selection of books. We'll organized. There's a piano upstairs and Starbucks. Also a baby book section with French and English books.
Ha Ra
::This is a fine bookstore, and the staff are very nice and helpful. The only thing for me personally is that their Science shelf is rather poor, and very small considering the size of the store.
William Younanian
::Very nice bookstore. It's very crowded but, on the other hand, it's not too crowded that you can't move around. A great variety of books. Heather's picks are also great if you're looking for something new. The grand piano takes it away, especially when a good pianist takes the spot.
Kristyn Lindsay- Schrier
::Good place to go shopping, the staff are super friendly and helpful. There are a lot of nice products, though some quite overpriced, so if possible wait until they go on sale or liquidation to get the best deal. Lots and lots of English books, which is awesome because they are not as easy to find in Quebec.
Tessa Blanc
::If you're looking for socks, blankets, cushions, a bed, pillows, coffee mugs, wallets, scented candles, body lotion, bags, children's clothes, stuffed toys, tablets, and other electronics, by all means, go to Indigo. But if you're looking for a bookstore that sells great literature for adult readers (as opposed to teenagers or children), or for staff members who really know their books, or for a comfortable, inviting, pleasant environment, go somewhere else. This is the worst bookstore in town. These people pretend that they're selling books so they can sell you overpriced fluffy socks and cheap pens instead. Books are never where they're supposed to be and are stuffed in crowded spaces. Ask a staff member for help and he or she is likely to roam the aisles as you did before you asked, without a clue where to find them. This place is just silly.