This is such a cute little shopping park! We found it by accident bc we had to ride the metro here…read moreto catch our small bus for our day trip to Fontainebleau and Vaux-Le-Vicomte, otherwise, we'd never have ventured this far. When we returned in the evening, it was bustling with people shopping and eating and sitting outside on the patios enjoying drinks and desserts. Several stores selling jewelry, women's clothing, fragrance, electronics and clothes and other gifts were open as well as a ton of restaurants and cafes of all kinds. It's an easy metro ride so I highly recommend it. We already had dinner plans so we only spent about an hour walking around and browsing but we might come back for dinner and explore more next time we are in town.

A cute shopping center close to the Cour Saint-Emilion subway stop. This area has a ton of various…read morestores, cool art installations, and a cinema next door. If you're visiting France from elsewhere I wouldn't say this is worthy of a visit in of itself since there's so many other great areas of Paris to explore but if you find yourself in the area it's worth a short stop.

Underwhelming. The selection of shops was not great. Pretty venue but bit worth the hype.read more

The reviews made this sound a lot larger than it was. There weren't many shops and half weren't…read moreopen when we went. It's a pretty building but it's not quite like the descriptions.

I don't even know how to accurately describe this place, except that it has literally everything…read moreyou could possibly need. From hardware to cooking utensils to stationary to clothing to sewing material, any time we had to buy something during our 2 month stay, the BHV had it.

Des vendeurs peu aimables et ne connaissant rien aux animaux. Des prix prohibitifs et des produits…read morepeu renouvelés. Autant aller chez Moustache ou le personnel est plus accueillant et fanas de nos amis les bêtes. A défaut faite du repérage et acheter sur internet. Bref, endroit à déconseiller.

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.

Never any issues. Good range of products, if we want an easy night in then there are lots of…read moreoptions to choose from

Well, this is surprising asking me about Monoprix since I have been shopping there for the past…read morecouple of years. Thanks to a store rep who had seen me coming several times the rep recommended I get the store card. Thankful I listened to the rep because with the card there are many benefits. Since having used the card I get discounts and one time after acquiring so many points my purchase was free. So, yelp, I have nothing to say but good things about the store. Oh, and their products are top quality,.

Le BHV Marais belons to the Galeries Lafayette Group and is a high-end department store. I was here…read morefor business and took the opportunity to check out the offerings. I loved the assortment selection but was not overly thrilled with the way the store presents itself. They had very few employees around and some areas were very cluttered and not at all welcoming. If you are looking for a nice shopping experience, I would recommend to stick to Galeries Lafayette.

Getting more attention due to the Olympics. Still worth a visit. They have whatever you need at a…read moregreat value

This place has everything....seriously - one stop shop all rolled in one. It's like a SUPER Target…read moreof Europe. Except they offered not only mass market beauty brands but also luxe along with groceries! A bit chaotic after working hours but good place to go if you're short on time.

Came by the other day to grab a few things and it was a quick and easy experience. This Monoprix is…read moreconveniently located across the street from a Metro station. The store itself is split into 4 split levels with the main street level featuring fresh and frozen food. High ticket cured meats were tagged with a lock. The upper split level featured home goods along with some Paris Olympic souvenir items. The lower split level featured clothing and personal hygiene items. The lowest level featured an area for cookies, chips, and beverages. Checkout was available with a self check-out or staffed station.