Not my vibe! The store felt like a warehouse of basic goods in black, grey and white with some…read moredenim thrown in. No greeting from staff. Just a tangle of t shirts and sweatshirts and jeans.

I could have bought every item in this store and it still wouldn't be enough. Why can't we have one…read morein New York!? Weekday is from the same people that created Cheap Monday. It's their new affordable fashion brand that's accessible to any budget, but with clothes you won't find at places like H&M or Uniqlo. Lots of basics with modern cuts and enough style for the streets of Paris, or anywhere in the world you might wear their stuff. Their jeans are one of the things most people come here for, and while I didn't buy any, I can see why someone would. They look great and the price is right. You might want to bring an extra suitcase on your next trip, because you're going to run out of room in your carry on.

Very cool assortment of vintage dresses, jeans, mens options. Very reasonable prices and I always…read morefind a gem when I shop here.

It's a vintage shop, it's tiny, they have majority big sweaters and never cool 80s/90s goods. I…read morecan't imagine finding a reason to come here, but then again everyone's tastes are different, it's a fun area to walk through though!

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,.

I could (and did) spend hours here. There are so many books to look at and it's absolutely amazing…read more They've got quite a selection of first editions. Just incredible. The shop opened in the 50s by an American called George Whitman and he initially named it Le Mistral. I believe the name changed in the 60s to what we know it as today. As a fan of literature, Shakespeare and Company is like Mecca. The Holy Grail, if you will. Whether you stick downstairs where it gets busy or upstairs where it's for more of a library feel, it's simply a magical experience. An experience that transcends you into the pages of your favorite novel or book of poetry. A timeless, nostalgic, and electric adventure awaits you.

Shakespeare and Company is one of the notorious Global booksellers. It is located in Paris, on the…read moreRiver Seine across from Notre Dame (you really can't miss it), and there seems to be a block-long queue everyday, anytime it's open. Founded by Sylvia Beach in 1919, it was a hangout for many American and British writers when they lived in Paris. Like any great bookstore, this retail establishment has an impressive inventory of books in English, in all major categories: Children's literature, classics, culinary, culture, economics, history, politics, travel, etc, etc. We checked 4 different days, and finally got in on our fifth try. The shop is a labyrinth of interconnected rooms, and actually takes up nearly a whole block. The check-out clerks will stamp your books with the Shakespeare & Co logo and name; so it's fun to gift a classic, like Winnie the Pooh, to your grandkids. And there is a cafe next door where you can sit and enjoy your purchases. Read up on the Tumbleweeds.

This shop was my favorite shop to visit on my trip to Paris. I walked out with about 30 gifts for…read morefriends and wanted to keep shopping but my hands were full. Super cute shop with all sorts of gifts for everyone on your list. My favorite gifts are the soaps shaped like macaroons! Love! A must visit for anyone who wants to find non cheesy gifts for people.

Of the dozens and dozens of shops I visited on a recent trip to Paris, this was by far my favorite…read more It carries a lot of fun and relatively inexpensive items that I didn't see in other shops and I was able to pick up a few gifts for friends and myself. The best feature by far of this shop is the woman (Catherine) who was working there when I visited. The shop was very busy (another sign of its superiority over other shops in the area) so I had to wait longer than typical to have my purchases rung up. I had no problem with that because I was excited about what I was buying but was very touched when Catherine gave me a free sachet to thank me for my patience. That little show of kindness will be one of my favorite memories of my time in Paris.

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

Truly, one of the best concept stores I've ever been to. Three stories, home good, great fashion,…read moretote bags, jewelry, and more. Everyone floods to the classic canvas tote. But I saw out of the corner of my eye... L.L. Bean boat bag copy. It came in all leopard print. And needed to have it. It's also a fraction of the price! Don't miss the store on your next trip to Paris

Merci is a cute shop in Paris that feels like the city's answer to Japan's Muji. You'll find a mix…read moreof stylish lifestyle items, though prices can run a bit high -- for example, even sale T-shirts are still around €35. While some of the accessories, like baguette keychains or small trinkets, can be found in many souvenir shops, Merci's tote bags really stand out and make for a great Paris souvenir.

An absolute must if you're in Paris. Such a pleasure to ship here. Large selection of beautiful…read morescarves and jewelry and the service is superb.

Beautiful shop, excellent service, high quality items I bought beautiful gifts for my sister-in-lawread more

One of the coolest if not THE coolest store in the city. Their products are high-quality and…read moreincredibly low priced - especially the leather goods. I'm going to come back here many times for gifts for friends as well as myself! This is just a small idea of what they sell: Games Stationery and cards Gifts Travel essentials Bags, purses, wallets Art and office supplies Mirrors and blackout curtains, stools, chairs, outdoor mats Toys Kitchen stuff Pet supplies Party supplies

Very nice store! Awesome stationery section. Lots of nice pens from all different brands. Also have…read morelots of home good like soaps and glassware and even a toy section!

My GF and I (shopping for the GF) have been coming to this particular Heroines boutique for several…read moreyears and it never disappoints. The designer is local and so are the fabrics. We were told that all the clothing is made in France and England. I have no reason to suspect otherwise. Assuming this is true then Heroines is a bargain! Perhaps it is my Bronx skepticism kicking-in. The manager/salesperson was outstanding but I can't remember her name. I don't want to say how much we spent, but let's just say we greatly surpassed the US incoming custom's exemption. I guess we'll just need to donate the excess prior to re-entering the homeland...

Wow! What a fantastic shopping experience. The clothes are designed by the owner in Paris and made…read morein London. Dresses, shoes and coats inspired by 1950's vintage style with a modern edge, gorgeous construction and design. Nina helped choose some things that were wonderfully complementary to my body shape stating "it's not about size, but shape". As I'm a few sizes larger in France then the US, this was very helpful to hear. She was a great sales person, spoke beautiful English and was a lot of fun. I adore the jacket I bought and am actually looking forward to colder weather so I can wear it and let the complements roll in.