I have been a Kookai customer for more than 10 years now, I used to love the quality and…read moreoriginality of the products. Unfortunately, things seem to have deteriorated quickly and quality of the products as well as customer service (French customer service in particular) is TERRIBLE! I have just ordered some products, one of them (for which I paid full price and which I only got to wear once) is completely RUINED after washing (the nice - red - colors of the embroidery on the chest are now all over the sweater) and NOBODY AT KOOKAI FRANCE cares!!! Nobody answers the phone, too! I wrote them an email in English and they replied in French pretending like my order was not online/e-boutique (which it was) so they said they weren't responsible (of course they were)! Worst customer service ever, I am so disappointed, remembering what Kookai used to be... now it's just CHEAP quality (made in India, China) with the same (quite high for the bad quality) prices. Think twice before you spend money on their products, it is NOT worth it and NOBODY WILL CARE about your complaints.

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. :)

Service can be a little terse at this neighborhood cafe, but most bookworms won't mind. And…read moreactually, strangers often strike up conversations on the pleasant terrace, which is set smartly below a quiet street. A nice selection of quality coffees, teas and smoothies in addition to a lovingly curated library of independent press, comics, children's books and tourist guides. The attention to detail is welcome and most likely guarantees a dedicated following. Popular spot for students, journal writers, bookish moms, and anyone seeking a quiet nook to while away an afternoon. I'm looking forward to attending some of the upcoming events that some of the other Yelpers have mentioned, but there is no information currently on Le Tasse livre's website.

I don't want to be a hater because Le Tasse Livre is cozy and their waffles are tasty and they have…read moresome fancy smoothies and milkshakes and they've also coined the term "smoo-tea" which are tea flavored smoothies (and also how most people pronounce smoothie). But... ...dysfunctional wifi?! They have it, but it doesn't seem to work! I wanted to stay all afternoon, but it would have been really difficult to get any work done with no wifi. There's not even any cell reception! (Not with free, anyway). I wanted to love it, but the wifi situation bummed me out pretty severely. En gros: J'avais prévu de m'installer dans ce café cozy, mais le problème de wifi était une très mauvaise surprise.