What an awesome Aldi!! We have only had Aldi in the states for a couple of years and I am a fan…read more While traveling in Germany I had some time to kill and saw this Aldi so we ventured in for a look. It is so awesome!! I fell in love. The prices are amazingly affordable. They are so cheap compared to the stores in the states. There is such a wide selection of products but the coolest thing had to be the vending machine of warm bread, croissants, pizza and other munchies. You press a button and they slide out. €.39 for a warm chocolate croissant with nuts!! Oh my gosh it was incredible! A liter of sparking water was seriously €.19 The checkout was a breeze and they accept cards. I would totally shop here if I lived in the area!! Check it out and you won't be disappointed!

This is not a large Longchamps store but this location has a nice assortment, they where one of the…read morefew stores open during the day on a Monday, and the associates where nice. www.longchamp.com

Un ensemble moderne de magasins d'usine. La visite est agréable car le décor est vraiment bien…read morepensé et assez créatif. Des boutiques avec un style alsacien, rappelant la region. Beaucoup de restaurants ou lieux de pause et qui ne sont pas des fast food. Ceci permet d'y passer la journée et manger un bout. La sélection de boutiques est intéressante. Il y avait beaucoup de marques que je ne connaissais pas. Des visiteurs français mais aussi allemands car la proximité avec l'Allemagne le facilite. Par consequent les vendeurs et vendeuses sont souvent bilingues. Les prix sont plus ou moins intéressants selon les boutiques. Tout de même de bonnes affaires à réaliser.

The Style Outlets offers quite a huge selection of outlet stores, just to name a few: Adidas, Marc…read moreO'Polo, Mango, Geox, Fossil, Pepe Jeans, Calvin Klein, Samsonite, Lindt, Levi's....I just happened upon this outlet when driving from Germany to Strasbourg and was pleasantly surprised with all this outlet had to offer! There are some good deals, I even bought a designer purse for 50% off. If ever in the area again, I will definitely stop by.

Terrible experience, my mother ordered some pyjamas online and asked me to go get them for her, I…read morehad a picture of my mother's identity but I didn't have my identity on me, so I tried calling my brother to take a picture of my passport which I left at home but before I could the cashier very aggressively told me I needed a physical version of my passport; I understand that rules are rules but the personnel was overall very rude, instead of getting mad at me the cashier could've simply pointed out that those are the rules; anyways I'm never stepping foot into that Monoprix again, they don't deserve me as a client.

I really like Monoprix. (I call it the French-version of Target.) In Paris, there are small stores…read moreand then there are very large stores. This location reminded me of the location in Reims. Perhaps all locations outside of Paris are similar to these two stores...small, disorganized, understaffed, super-long lines at the cashier stands, limited assortments, but they carry local and regional gift items in housewares, wine, and food. The cashiers in the grocery area where snappy and rude to customers. My line went down the tea aisle. The poor customers could not shop. There is no excuse why not every register is not fully staffed and why you have lines twenty people deep. Only poor management is to blame. The store looks a bomb exploded on the main floor and in the dressing rooms.