Drawn and Quarterly Montreal
Food for thoughts
Yes I am addicted to books, it's a compulsory thing. I just gotta have them. So I try not to go to Drawn and Quarterly too often. They have what I need and more. I leave my credit card at home and take my better half with me to control my addiction, not an easy task.
Located in the Mile-end district, this now world famous bookstore is specialized in classic and contemporary comics (thus the name) but the store also carries fine arts, cooking and fiction. That's everything I love in literature. They recently opened a sister store across the street, specialized in books for children, with a delectable selection.
Drawn and Quarterly is also a publishing company that has become one of the most influential art and literary comics publishers in North America. A must for the worm in you.
About this spot
211 Rue Bernard Ouest
- Mon - Wed 11:00 - 19:00, Thu - Fri 11:00 - 21:00, Sat - Sun 10:00 - 19:00
C$
no-price
5142792224
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