Beaugrenelle is a pretty cool shopping center. It doesn't have designer stores like Galeries Lafayette Haussman, but it has essentials like Adidas, Mango, Zara, H&M, Marks & Spencer, Uniqlo, Lacoste & Sandro. Beaugrenelle also has 10-rooms, 1,930-seats state-of the art movie theater. You can also charge your cell phone at one of the complimentary phone-charger lockers inside the center. Hours of Operation: Stores: Mon-Sat 10 am-8:30 pm. Sun 11 am-7 pm. Restaurants: Mon-Sat 10 am-midnight. Sun 11 am-midnight. Cinemas: Mon-Sun 9:30 am-midnight. EU non-residents can take advantage of the 12% tax refund by showing your passport and receipts to the tax refund desk. read more

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This is a fun place even if you do not get something There are so many stores and floors are different for each kind thing / person read more

The Beaugrenelle is a really nice building, fairly close to my hotel and the Tour Eiffel, which basically is a high end shopping mall, with a large number of designer brands yet still outlets such as Hagen-Dans, Nike and Adidas seem here. The staff around the mall seem nice, it is quite a nice building in both parts, with there being a bridge to connect the two malls, which are located on the opposite side of the streets. Shops here also include a small high-street of shops, which is part of the mall but with only enterences from the street, this includes an Orange store which is recently closed for a refurb, a very poor branch of Mcdonald's and a fairly nice Pandora store. Due to high security alerts, there is a lot of security on here, near enough one in every shop including Marks and Spencer, and you will be seared when you go in, while someone will look in your bag and mainly use a detector, but considering the recent events in Paris which are devastating, you can understand why and it is putting people's safety first, and I don't have a problem with that. The lifts are also pretty cool, on the left hand of the mall, playing music as you ride in the lifts, however on the right side sadly they are not, with few lifts seeming to be very small and move very slow, meaning if you actually need it with a pram or wheelchair it can be hard and frustrating and take ages just to go up a level, I know how painful this is, I've even been stuck in a lift before having only needed to get up 4 steps, and was there for an hour, which is a similar, albeit more extreme example. Beaugrenelle might be a small building, but they do have some really nice places inside, including a Monoprix which was opened today and is classed as part of the mall, despite not being directly in it, which is quite a nice supermarket/department-store which also has a cool looking Starbucks Coffee inside. There even is a cinema here, making it the perfect place to spend an hour or two, and even admire the building, as it is a really nice place, both of them are and it even contains one of 14 Marks and Spencer store's in France, which is a total dwarfed by 852 stores in the United Kingdom. They have free-wifi as well with no sign-up required other than accepting the terms and conditions, which is good and still easy to do if you have no knowledge of speaking french, Overall, this is a really nice mall and I count myself lucky infact to have it so close to my hotel, as it is so easy to pick up essentials with many large stores, including Monoprix who have a self-juicing orange machine and Marks and Spencer who have a great gluten free range and even english labeling, so I'm pleased to give this mall a solid 4 star rating! read more

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Just great experience ! Food floor is superbe and the second floor with home , clothes and books just great. Very good label ! We love it ! read more

It's an excellent shopping center where you can buy different things at a good price, it's also an exciting place to spend your time well. Shops include a small shopping street, which is part of the large mall. I like this shopping center because it is very good and you can also find a lot of shops with different famous brands for your purchases. This shopping center is new, clean and has the majority of important brands of FNAC, Zara and H & M, all of which occupy several floors. read more

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This is probably the closest thing to a North American like mall you will find within the city limits (though if you went further out to say La Defense or Val d'Europe you would find even bigger offerings). The mall is relatively new, super clean and has most the major name brands from FNAC, Marks & Spencer Uniqlo, Zara, H&M and Esprit, all of which occupy multiple floors. They have very helpful staff who speak multiple languages to process VAT refunds for any tourists - if you purchase over 175 Euros worth of stuff at the mall combined, you can get some 10% of the money back, though you will still need to submit the paperwork at the airport. Starting a month ago, the mall is now open on Sundays which is fantastic news. If you live in Paris, you've become used to the fact that most places are closed on the Sabbath, so with expectations low, this is reason to be excited. However, my biggest gripe is that, perhaps starting last summer (not exactly sure when), the bathrooms started having turnstiles at the entrance The bathrooms are now managed by a third party company it seems and you have to pay to use it. This is ridiculous, especially for patrons of the mall. It should at least be free if you make a purchase here and show a receipt. To compare, the bathrooms at the mall at La Defense are free. read more

Beaugrennelle is a recently refurbished shopping mall with a decent selection of shops and restaurants. But it's only getting 3 stars from me because I have travelled to places outside Paris, and I have seen the likes of the 2 Westfields in London, or Del Amo in Torrance, to name just a few. So while it's nice for Paris and is probably one of the best shopping malls in Paris, it's not a contender on a global scale and so I can only give it 3 stars. read more

A very pretty mall with a lack of stores. The place was nearly empty. I was very surprised that the stores that are in the mall are luxury brands. It's not really worth the visit. read more

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Very nice shopping center, quite close from Eiffel Tower with buses / metro / shuttle and cie Worth a visit !! read more

Awesome new shopping center in Paris! There are many reasons to come here. For starters there are a great number of stores and brands available, including some hard to find in Paris (ex. Marks & Spencer and Hollister). The movie theatre is a bit expensive but totally worth the extra couple of euros. You can pick your seat when you buy your ticket and you'll get to enjoy the brand new spacious theatres. There are numerous restaurants including Chipotle and Noura. A sign informs you that a new restaurant from the crew that brought you Pizza Chic and Professore is on the way. Watch this space. read more

The hours are not correct so don't go out of your way trying to get there by 8:30pm which is what's posted for hours. It was 8:20pm on Saturday and security was denying entry into the mall. It's confusing because the some of the stores inside have their hours posted online as closing at 9pm. Be truthful in your hours! read more