Unique boutique shop that carries Pylones to Alessi merchandise. Owner is super friendly, but it…read morehelps to find that special something if you speak French. My French isn't what it used to be 20+ years ago when I was studying in France, but good enough to have a chat with the owner. You can find jewelry to accessories to housewares here. Not a huge shop, but well-stocked with things that you realized you had to have. Found a très mignon zippered pouch for a friend who loves cats.

Due to lack of reviews for shops in Perpignan, I am giving this boutique a 4 based on the…read moremerchandise. Needless to say the Celine luggage tote in the window caught my eye. Being that I was half way down the street I assumed it to be a knockoff, I didn't think you could find high fashion labels in Perpignan but I was wrong. As I got closer I could see that it was indeed Celine but that they also had the trapeze bag and some YSL bags. There is not a sign so my husband went in to ask for a card, the woman was a bit icy but they were getting ready to close. I noticed that they also have apparel though I did not get a close look (saw what appeared to be an Isabel Marant shoe box). Again, 4 stars for quality of merchandise. I don't know about the service, it could be snooty.

At its brand new location Le Grande Récré offers a large selection of toys which are well…read morepresented. The staff is attentive. The prices are on the high side. There is a very cute and brand new (as of summer of 2017) park nearby with a nice play structure.

Great for all your shopping needs if you are in the city center…read more Monoprix clothing is more expensive, however, the quality is excellent and they are constantly having sales. After going through a recent renovation it adds a better since of style as well. The hours of operation are really good as well. Three floors for what you need. Staff is always helpful and friendly. So happy to have Monoprix in the city center. (I always love going to the one in Paris)

I used to like Décathlon, but the range and quality of their clothes and gear has gone downhill…read more They hardly sell any other brands outside the house brand (Quechua), which is of questionable quality. Their sleeping bags are cheap, but badly stitched and falling apart. I have socks and tshirts that I bought at Décathlon over 5 years ago that are still going strong, but the newer versions feel much cheaper, so now I can't replace them. All the stores are pretty much identical and this one in Perpignan is no exception. Only it gets really crowded. The guy who helped us was nice (3 stars worth), but the checkout is super slow and illogical. All in all, Décathlon has become a thoroughly boring shopping experience.

This is an awesome mall to come and see what kind of stores they have. Also, it's very nice…read moredifferent type of food and desserts that you would like. Also, they have special offers.they also have games for the kids and teenagers.

Love coming to Gran Jonquera…read more Udon is my favorite place to eat. There are other places and a big buffet but UDON is the only place I like. There are numerous clothing shops that will appeal to all ages. The grocery market is a real treat. I love to pick up the bagged nacho chips, chocolate bars and Spanish sweet treats. My husband likes the variety of meats and that he can choose a variety of beers for less than .90 cents each. Great prices if you like liquor as well. If you use tobacco there is a separate area just for you. I do not know the going prices since I do not smoke but it is always crowded and you see people coming out with boxes. Luckily now that we live in France it is a short drive and right on the way home from the many Spanish golf courses we play at. There is plenty of parking especially if you go to the back. TIP get gas in the area as well if you live in France because it is also less expensive.

Bebe 9 is perfect if you are looking for unique baby gifts or high end strollers (bugaboo, Red…read moreCastle, Chicco) . The merchandising of the store however is not so great. Downstairs you'll find strollers, clothing, some maternity wear, bottles and toys. Upstairs is furniture and bedding. I could give this shop 4 stars but I am subtracting one for price/store layout. We stopped here to look for a jumparoo for our little one after striking out at Babies r Us. I thought we'd end up spending around 100 euros as most are priced in the US around that price point. Much to our surprise a run of the mill plastic Fischer Price jumparoo was 175€!!! Clearly we didn't buy it and I just checked Amazon.fr which lists it or 124€! A 50€ difference is away to much. I did find this line of glass bottles and accessories called Beaba which we bought. I love their stylish and smart design.