What started out as a 3 star review quickly dropped to 2 stars on day 2!…read moreToday's reasons for the drop are: Toilets close at 7:30pm when the mall (shopping) closes at 8pm. The stores are so rude starting at 7:30pm - Basically wanting everyone to GET out! No is their favorite word after 7:30pm. The good news is that the supermarket opens until 9:30pm and the restaurants open as late as 11pm. The toilets in the restaurant area stay open. Quality/Quantity - Huge mall! 3 floors. We came here for a Korean dinner; see my Chikin Bang review. Sadly, I regretted it. 198 shops. 66 restaurants. 5 entertainment. Ambiance - A beautiful huge mall. See my pictures of the directory. I plan on coming back when we have more time. I hope to take more pictures on the next day, or not. Paid toilets unless you create an account and download the app. So inconvenient. This alone dropped it one star! Service - Overall good. But it also depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Price - Depends on what you do, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1960 with your 75 worldwide shopping centers. 2014 - Spin off from parent company. 2018 - New ownership, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield.

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.

Cool looking mall next to the Soane river in Legoland city. I call it Legoland based on the design…read moreof the buildings in this futuristic city neighborhood. The mall itself is covered but has sections that are open to the elements including rain. It's a nice feature which keeps the air fresh, it doesn't have that plastic chemical smell of most malls. They even have a few areas with outdoor lounge chairs. Good variety of stores and they have an excellent food court with typical fast food and some nice looking table service restaurants. On the top floor they have a big movie theater playing French and American movies. There is also a cool art exhibit located in the mall and it appears that it is also used as a night club with DJ and bar.

Welcome in the center of Confluence…read more As it is the only thing interesting in this area, there are not too many people, and it feels very good to go shopping in a not-crowed place. Nevertheless you can find everything you want in a bunch of different shops and restaurants without losing time waiting in a queue. I prefer Confluence to Part-Dieu in term of ambiance and people. :)

Grant Hotel-Dieu is now a hotel and a shopping mall. But for more than five hundreds of years this…read morewas a hospital established in the 1400s till 2010, and it is on the UNESCO world heritage list. Walking through the hall ways, I can't resist to imagine how patients were taken care of over those hundreds of years.

OK Historic building and shopping mall…read more Walk around and enjoy.

This is a foodie's paradise ! Fresh everything, cheese, seafood, bread, fruits and vegetables …read more Also restaurants you can sit and eat too. Everything looked so fresh and delicious. I wanted to buy it all but I'm only here for one meal and that was breakfast.. we found a little coffee shop with outstanding brew and we bought pastries and savory treats from one of the bakeries. The French onion pastry was amazing and the cheesy/ chicken on a baguette with mushrooms was delicious. The couquettes and the beignets were also lovely and fresh. Service was quick and you can pick up some good deals by then end of the day. We went when they opened on a Sunday at 1pm so I guess it was more brunch we had. It's an amazing place to walk around. Also fresh flowers and spices and herbs, charcuterie and lots of oysters! Definitely wanna get here if you like to eat and the amazing Paul Bocuse who it's named after who was a legend in the culinary scene here holds this market to a very high standard. Quality products and well worth the money.

Going to LYON, FRANCE akaThe Gastronomy Capital of the World??? Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse is a…read moreMUST! The late, great Chef Paul Bocuse IS Gastronomy and IS Lyon. This food hall features the "Best of the best of Lyon and other regions of France. You can dine in at a few restaurants inside, feast on some of the FRESHEST seafood, charcuterie, foie gras, Lyonnaise specialities, and be sure to save room for dessert and sweets from some of Lyon's top patisseries inside. Workers inside are very polite and very accommodating, also very appreciative of our attempts to communicate in French. It is Gastronomy overload here as we visited two days in a row. We feasted on Oysters, shellfish, charcuterie, wine and cheese, and even Lyonnaise specialities like Andouilette and Salade Lyonnaise. Lots of variety here. Price points for food items here are justified, even cheaper than what we pay in the U.S. This is definitely the food hall of all food halls!