Yes, it is a bit on the spendy side. However, I always like to stop in whenever I'm in Paris. It is…read morebeautifully merchandised with nice displays although a bit crowded. That's okay, it just means they are using every bit of space. I love this store.

Amazing selection. Friendly staff. LOTS of ceiling fans to cool you down from the streets.read more

The biggest fabric store, we've ever seen, it's a place where you can spend a couple of hours just…read morebrowsing and listening. We came on a wet Tuesday, and only realized how big it is, once we came. The map directions will direct you to the main store, which consists of 3 stories, each with a very big footprint. We didn't really find anything we liked, so ended up leaving disappointed after a while. Once we got outside though, we noticed another door next door, also called Marche Saint Pierre, but this time with Dreyfus in the name. This is even a bigger store, with 6 levels of fabrics, all connected through stairs and elevators. They had similar fabrics as the previous, but ended up finding something that we wanted. Once we got the attention of a consultant, he quickly cut a meter off of the bolt. It ended up costing under 20€, and was easy to pack away. Paying using a credit card was easy, and we were on our way.

I am sorry to leave a review in English, but I don't speak French. I wanted to thank the kind lady…read morewho was able to find and fill my prescription while I was visiting France September 2015. I forgot my contacts in the US, and I was so disappointed that I was going to have to travel through Europe ( my first time there) with glasses. I walked in, showed her my prescription and we picked up the only box they had! It was destiny! Because of this wonderful place I was able to enjoy my trip for the next two weeks! I look forward to visiting you again on my next trip! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

HUGE art and craft supply store. There were employees that we could've asked for help if we…read moreneeded, but no approached us as is the French way. Found what we wanted and the cashier was very pleasant. Highly recommend!

When traveling in Europe, the best way to see any city is to just go walk around. I love to wander…read morewhichever direction my feet take me, and on one recent day, they took me right past Rougier et Ple. I was honestly not sure what to expect. The building is REALLY big and kind of loud in decor. They sell a wide variety of items, mostly for arts and crafts. For Americans, think of it like a really big, expanded Michael's. I found a bunch of super cool cards and postcards there (I can never help myself... I love cards). And then as I went up floor after floor, I found the most stunning displays of paints, colored pencils, markers, canvases, etc. I didn't immediately locate the stairwell and instead rode up in the elevator. Don't do that... it's covered in graffiti and kind of nasty. Take the steps. But I had a great time poking around in this store and totally am happy I stumbled upon it during my adventuring!

We first visited this Montblanc in summer 22 while they were under construction, so there wasn't…read moremuch of a selection to view. It was my bf's goal to come back this year and purchase the pen of his dreams. We stopped in immediately after they opened the gates to allow us in. I truly wish I could remember the name of the gentleman who assisted us. He ordered us espressos and snacks while I sat in a very comfortable chair and my bf selected his perfect pen. We had lots of fun questions about the different pens, and were surprised with a visit upstairs to view the private collection of extremely rare Montblanc pens. It was truly an experience we will both remember!

Excellent service, they spoke English which helped me select the right pen. I'll return for…read moreadditional Reds .

Embroidery and other notions. Things that I have not seen in Texas…read more Pleasant experience and friendly staff.

Great little store packed with high end kits and essentials. Friendly staff to help with the extras.read more

My friends and I walked into the Paris location and were immediately followed by the front desk…read moreclerk (middle aged Asian man). I am the only black woman in the group and he followed me and me only, grabbed my arm and demanded i deleted a photo i took inside the store. From the beginning I felt extremely uncomfortable and profiled by the worker. He did not let me leave the store until i deleted the photo. Avoid this store at all costs, they should not be in business anymore.

Such a unique and quirky store! I loved everything about it. You can't find this stuff anywhere…read moreelse, and it is all so reasonably priced. I bought (very) breakable things, and the cashier made sure to wrap it all very carefully in bubble wrap for travel. Highly recommend!