From the owner: Frip'attitude est une boutique gérée par l'entreprise d'insertion EVIRA (Emmaüs Vêtement Insertion…read moreRhône-Alpes), affiliée au mouvement Emmaüs. Elle permet à 40 personnes, dont 26 en insertion professionnelle, de travailler et de lutter contre l'exclusion sociale. EVIRA contribue aussi à la valorisation et/ou au recyclage de 99% textiles triés.

Quality/Quantity - YES!! Finally Lyonnaise food! Walked the hall several times and ended up…read moreshopping and supporting at least 6 businesses. See pictures. All of which offered local Lyonnaise food. Thank you. Lyon is known for their food, but I have been unlucky with my meals. Some my fault, some theirs I am happy now to finally experience their local cuisine. Ambiance - Good size food hall. 3 butchers. 4-5 charcuterie shops. 7 bakeries. 11 cafes, bars, restaurants. 2 wine merchants. 5 seafood, oyster bars. 2 fish shops. 4 delis. 4 cheese shops. 3 produce shops. etc. Service - Overall good. Caters to both locals and tourists. Saw many tour groups. Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. I felt reasonably priced. Do keep in mind that this is also a tourist place, so prices may reflect that. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

We walked two miles to see Les Halles as was recommended online and a 'do not miss' while in Lyon…read more What a disappointment. I felt like we were the only ones in the market, very quiet and half the stalls were closed and many of them were covered with graffiti. We have been to many food markets across Europe and this was by the most disappointing. We didn't stay long. I would not recommend this to another tourist.

This place is a maze of stores and it's not easy to navigate. Sure they have a huge Carefour,…read moreLafayette, JD, Normal, Foot Locker, Flying Tiger, McDs, and much more, but unless you've been here a few times, you easily get lost. I finally found the restrooms on an upper floor after walking for what seemed like forever and of course they charge for them, and they weren't even clean.

Shopping, shopping and shopping…read more Located across from the main train station, they have so many shops here for most everyone. Most shops sell reasonably priced items. I wasn't looking but not sure if they have high end stuff here but I guess that's what Paris is for. If I wasn't here on business, I think I would have enjoyed shopping here and possibly purchased a suitcase to take stuff home. I didn't buy anything (no rooms in my small carryon), but walked around to compare pricing with similar quality items in the US.

On Feb. 18, 2025, I made a purchase in the Lyon Bron store. Only to realize later that I was…read morecharged 0.90 Euro for "Microdon" in addition to my purchases. I never authorized this surcharge of 0.90 Euro. Upon reaching out to customer service, I was told this was not reimbursable, and that I would have to go to the store to get a 1 euro gift card (I live overseas and not in France). What a joke. Oh well, I'll take my US $ elsewhere next time, far more than 90 cents. Reference: Caisse 133 - T: 5049043 - C: 010735