I entered this particular Prada last week excited and ready to purchase the exact loafers I had in…read moremind. Unfortunately, I was stuck with the rudest sales person I ever encountered. When asking for what I wanted she refused to get them as she said "I wouldn't like them the leather was too hard " she insisted I tried a different pair which I pleased her and did and they hurt so I went back to the original style that I came in for and she once again refused. Another customer was trying them on so I approached her and asked her if they were comfortable and she said yes, but she said your sales person is awful and she refused to purchase from her 5 months prior for her rudeness. Frustrated as I was on vacation and had my heart set I left the store. Another sales person overheard the conversation and offered to have me back in to help but I was just uncomfortable facing the other sales person so I left. The next day I went to Prada in Galeries Lafayette and purchased the shoes with a pleasant sales representative. It's a shame this woman is still working there making high commissions and Prada is charging a high price for a high quality product with horrendous customer service.

I had a fabulous experience here. I bought a pair of nude pumps from a wonderful associate named…read moreFlora. She was so patient and kind while I debated my purchase (she even put them on hold for me for a day so I could sleep on it - when I returned the next day, she remembered me immediately and grabbed the shoes for me.) If you're a tourist, remember your passport for 12% back on tax!

Where do i begin? The employees at this establishment are decent and kind unlike their security…read morestaff counterparts who are incompetent and in my experience plain evil. I have experienced persecution and aggressive behavior from their security on multiple occasions; i have decided that enough is enough. On one occasion the security guard waited until i was already in the sidewalk and ripped/dragged my cart out of my hands; in addition my arms were full with 2 large shopping bags. He couldn't care less that i might have dropped everything. He then proceeded to put his hands in one of my bags and take out a tea container to "scan" it. I could not believe his entitlement. I suppose it bothers them to see people with an abundance of groceries. I spend at least a thousand euros a month there out of convenience; unfortunately the treatment from their security is despicable. Not to mention there are various "check points" in the store and "mazes" of clothes, toys, home articles etc, before you can finally exit the store. There is also a detector and security cameras even by the tea isles, and store employees attending the self checkout. My question is : what are these security guards even doing there? They accuse, harass and aggress as they please. It is not a pleasant experience for the consumer, let alone for a woman, on the contrary. It is an experience full of unnecessary anxiety and injustice. If i could report them to a higher court trust me i would; to that height is the level of unpleasantness i have experienced from doing my groceries there. If you have a choice of going somewhere else, my suggestion is you do so. Especially if you are planning on doing a large shopping spree. I suppose they do not mind losing loyal customers. And yes i am a woman; and i have been by myself in each incident.

This was my local grocery store for a couple of months that I lived in this area. It was walkable…read moreto my home and super close to the line 10 metro. The bonus here is if you spend over 50 Euro on the food they will deliver it free to your residence. I was able to get everything I needed here for the most part. I appreciate that convenience of Monoprix, that you can do some light clothing and accessory shopping as well as food. If you have a car, they have a parking garage attached underneath the store. I believe parking is free for the first hour or so. I also got a rewards card, since in Paris Monoprix is a chain and was happy to see that I scored some extra discounts on my shopping.

I went to this store and when I was looking around, I was told not to touch the purses and all eyes…read morewere on me. I was so mad I went to Fendi next door and bought 3 purses.

Bought the 2019 new collection handbag here! So busy here and you have to be on waitlist!…read more Limited distribution to each store in terms of new collection so one has to hunt for what one wants if you are having your eyes on specifics! One of the customers threw a fit because someone took her umbrella at the door and the store isn't liable for it. I wasn't offered beverages before getting serviced here compared to the other Chanel store where I bought my lovely purse at! I bought my coworker's purse that she wanted here and wasn't served up beverages or anything still. Chanel service isn't here.

Got there early (before opening) and the attendant let me in and helped me grabbed what I need…read moreafter realizing I was a tourist. Found all I needed. Thanks!

My husband and I were staying at the nearby TimHotel on Rue de la Banque, and when we asked if…read morethere was a Monoprix nearby, the helpful woman at the front desk directed us here. The Franprix was generously sized and had everything we needed (in our case, chips, crackers, and bottles of water). They also had plenty of canned items (I was tempted by a mackerel pate, as I'd had one on the train in, but stopped myself), party supplies, cleaning supplies, and the like. They don't carry maps of Paris, but those can be bought from a vendor near the Bourse building (a very brief 5 minute walk away).

I appreciated the service and knowledge of the sales associates. I'll definitely go back again.read more

They're stand offfish at this location. Maybe it's because they don't need sales. I came in for the…read morewallet on chain bag and the girl said they were sold out. I asked if she could check other stores nearby because I'm only in Paris for seven days. She said they're all sold out of all the stores in Paris. Lies! I went online and did check availability in other stores. Walked to the 4 rue duphort store and they were so nice to me! I said puis je voir ca sac "can I see this bag"and she took me to the bag. Let me try it on and said few sales point but I was already sold. I did extensive research and knew I wanted the wallet on chain bag

Great service. They move the lines quick here and everyone was very helpful! If you want to buy…read moresomething fabulous come here, they lines are easier to wait in bs the flagship store. They also do heat stamps same Day for you and all your canvas goods!

I had a great experience at this location even though I didn't buy anything. The staff were all so…read morefriendly and kept checking in on me and apologizing that the wait time was long and kept thanking me for my patience. In all honesty, I waited maybe about 15 minutes which I don't even think was that long. It gave me enough time to look through the beautiful store. Every product was elegantly displayed. When I was assigned an SA, she showed me the bags I wanted to look at, gave me style tips, and recommendations on how to take care of the leather. In the end, I opted against buying a bag simply because I was underwhelmed by the leather quality but not because the service was anything short of amazing.

Quality/Quantity - Break time. I needed a coke to pick me…read moreup. Yes, you heard right, a coke, not a beer or wine, lol. 2.50 Euros, $3 US - Captive mall prices, lol. But I needed a break from the heat wave... We just walked the entire Coulée Verte René-Dumont with limited shade. Ambiance - It's a supermarket... Actually, it was pretty nice. It had plenty of seating, a sushi/deli area, etc. My wife went shopping, actually for a long time and came back with more souvenirs for our friends. Service - Self service. Price - 2.50 Euros; $3 US; expensive for a supermarket coke... But worth it for a needed break. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Store has a lot of cheap and expensively averaged things. Great choices at this location…read more Left to right, innocent brand one of best flavor for me is the one for energy, the revitalise flavor of innnect is ok and is more of the berries side of taste, the vache a boire taste like a yogurt drink in texture, not bad but not my fan of texture to drink. The milka wafer almost taste like ores for my first thought since outside of white chocolate and inside is chocolate. This comes with each wafer being wrapped inside. Chocolate outside and when you bite it is a wafer. The bonne maman is good and really sweet, the texture of somewhat crunchy and inside fruit texture adds to the sweetness. The Cote D'OR is good, crunchy with nuts and then fruit inside mixed in the choco.

Opens at 10, which is earlier than across the road. Sometimes there's a queue and sometimes there…read moreisn't. Technically there aren't photos allowed but I snuck some! The staff are very focused on what you want needs in a bag. We asked for her opinion on a bag but instead gave us the pros and cons of each which was a pleasant surprise. The employees seem to really love their job and take it seriously. I trust them!

Went with my mom and daughter to purchase our dream bags. We were given green parasols while…read morewaiting outside. Selection was hit or miss with colors. Not a lot of seating so if you are traveling with older family members please be aware. Overall we left happy and will return again.