Huge mall filled with everything…read more One stop shop. Huge underground parking and it's free. Mall includes a gym, a Carrefour, McDonald and many more stores.

Italie 2 is a nice, medium-sized shopping mall right next to Place d'Italie. It's one of those…read moretypes of malls that have everything you could possibly think of, and if you'd need to, you could stay in for a week and you wouldn't have a shortage of anything. Italie 2 has a large Parisian supermarket (buy fresh shrimp by the kilo!), coffee bars, toy stores, fashion outlets and even a Sephora (small tip - this Sephora has prices lower than the flagship store on the Champs-Élysées). Italie 2 is a nice place to go shopping if you'd like to save some cash and are searching for some gifts for back home.

Eh, it's a shopping mall. Nothing to write home about. The…read morepros: -it's clean 1you will find most major shops including Zara, fnac, Sephora, printemps, Franck provost + a few other hair salons, shoe stores, etc -conveniently located right at place D'italie metro stop -the cmg sports club gym is right there! -they often have special offers and coupon booklets exclusive to the shops in the mall -there's car parking and bike stands nearby The cons: -it's a little on the small side -you maybe won't find all the shops you want -it's not impressive -you have to pay money to use the bathroom (although that's pretty standard in France, but still I'm allowed to gripe about it. I have a small bladder and that requires a certain budget in France) -lacking a food court -you always get harassed by people representing charities up front asking you to donate money to their cause

This mall was right across the street from my hotel and after having checked in to my hotel and…read morewandered in here in need of a coffee/snack, and having just arrived in the area I was very pleasently surprised to see that the mall offers free wifi. My excitment was dimmed a little though when I found out that the wifi was not that reliable, my email would be working fine but trying to load facebook or just a browser seemed to ellicit error messages or would be extremely slow. Nevertheless I got through emails which was enough with the odd window of reliable wifi providing me access to facebook and Yelp. And the free wifi is a huge reason I give this location 3 stars (more like 3.5) because nothing in the mall really makes it stand out, hardly anyone was fluent in English (except for one barista at the Starbucks). Even the woman at the information counter could not converse in English when I tried to figure out where to get a sim for my phone. Speaking of which, a minor moment I'm proud is how I managed to get myself a prepaid plan for a week with an attendant that did not speak English well, but he was very friendly despite that being the last day he was working there before moving to Paris (yes we even managed to have small talk, because he was glad to try his English out). The mall is great option for a quick snack, I would not recommend eating at any of the restaurants in here (I might even go as far as to say that the McDonalds here would be the best food option) but I did see a sushi stand that looked like it could be all right. They don't see a lot of tourists in this area so I can't blame them for not being well equipped with a blundering tourists like myself managing to blend in, but the mall is at a very convenient location, not more than a 5 minute walk from the metro station and it seems to have any store that one would need for their daily life and it's clean, pretty and a nice place to come in for an escape from the elements especially thanks to their wifi.

This is an atypical spot for shopping/dining/etc in Paris. We just happened to be at a hotel…read moreacross the street and stopped in. There are lots of little shops for kitchen ware and home decor, a huge place called Truffault for arts/crafts/gardening supplies/plants/pets/decor and several really nice little shops for chocolates and cookies. The hidden gem here is a large grocery store with beautiful local produce, staples, and chocolates for the holidays at very reasonable prices. Instead of 2 euros for one apple, you can get a whole 5 pound bag for 2.49 E. That was fun! If you drive, there is a 2hr free space under the building. If you come by train, take the RER B to the LaPlace stop, its a short walk up the street from it. The station is clean, with friendly staff. No weirdos hanging out there. This is actually a very nice and quiet area just out of the hustle and bustle of Paris!

Huge shopping mall within disney realm I assume. So many stores, so I'll just highlight Uniqlo, my…read morefavorite. Decent sized food court. I counted two McDonalds. There is a large supermarket attached and an outlet mall across the street.

Lots of great stores and places to eat. I enjoyed my visit to Savon to get gifts for friends and…read morefamily back in the US. They also have so many other stores that are customary to malls in the US. I did also enjoy another cooking type shop they had with really cool salts and flavored peppers to season your food. Also brought back some of those for people in my family that like to cook. Overall this is a clean spacious mall with many stores to choose from for your shopping experience. Also, it has a sea life aquarium for the husband and kids to go to while you shop. Also, the high end outlets stores at the village d Europe is right across the street basically so easy to walk around both if you have the time!

I had a great time at C&A today! I did really well with the 50% clearance racks, but the prices…read morehere are already low. Prices are similar to H&M but fashion is more for the "mature" woman. All-in-all, I purchased a rain jacket, pair of jeans, two belts, three tops, three nightshirts and a scarf for €99!

As a plus size traveling in Paris, this was one of the few hip clothing stores I could buy…read moreclothing. Is it cheaply made, large, and mass produced? Yes, but knowing I could bring something for my closet back from Paris, made the trip.