Anything you need. Totally, truly French!…read moreLoved our purchases. Cosmetics, socks, food, souvenirs.

When you find your self in Paris without ___________ (fill in the blank) and you are on a budget,…read moreyou can count on finding __________ at a very reasonable price at MonoPrix. It is that simple, very reasonable clothes, housewares and groceries in on compact space...

So you need fairly cheap and reliable stuff for your house - bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, etc? This…read moreplace is awesome. There will be lines but the staff is friendly and you'll never have to wait too long. Agree with previous reviewers that for Americans this is a "Target meets Ikea plus World Market" kind of place.

This store made me happy to be in. I went in a couple different locations to browse and pick up…read moresome snacks. The products are cute, colourful & inexpensive. It's a Dutch chain I think so that's why the product names aren't in French. Try the 'choco peanuts' - they're better than M&Ms because the chocolate is more prominent than the candy layer. The notebooks/stationary are also pretty adorable...would have picked some up if I had more room in my suitcase.

Hema is like a smaller, European version of Target which means... I'm kind of in love with it. You…read morecan find a lot of random and/or useful things here that are cheap: - bath things like towels, razors, loofahs - there's a beauty section with make up, nail polishes, hair ties - pans, tools, silverware, and glasses for the kitchen - cute little party favors and things for decorating - baby clothes and toys - chocolate and candies - school and office supplies - photo frames, etc! Basically Hema has what you didn't even think you needed. Like Ikea, I like that a lot of their products incorporate simple but nice design. It makes a difference and kind of makes you want to buy everything. Because it's cheap, everything won't be of the best quality, but if it breaks, it's not like you paid too much. This location has two floors and is larger than the one near Les Halles.

I love this store! I lived in Paris for a couple month, and i always come here for everyday stuff…read more They also sell a lot of travel size items which made it even more convenient for my weekend trips.

I bought a nice wallet here once. Everything is really expensive. I hate department stores. Too…read moremany snobby old people here.

This is more of a place to "window shop" then actually buy! We brought our kids to shop and they…read moreeach had $200 euro, they quickly realized they couldn't afford anything. Visit here to see what you want to try and find on sale later :-)

If you've been to the other Galeries Lafayette, this one is quite meh. Sure, there are a number of…read moreusual suspects type brands but it's not terribly exciting. One of the doors on the way in had security guys stationed there to look at hand bags, though other doors did not. Weird. Not too many food options here either.