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5 years ago
I found this place from the other Yelp review and also had a good experience. I had to print several travel documents and they were friendly, helpful, and reasonably priced. read more
10 years ago
I needed to retrieve and print boarding passes for our flight. They were very helpful with this and charged very little. Great service.
3 rue du Montparnasse
75006 Paris
France
6ème, Montparnasse
01 45 44 66 11
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Monceau Fleurs
(6 reviews)
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Ordered flowers from the USA to have sent to my bestie in Paris. This shop is fantastic. I always…read moreloved it when I lived in Paris, and the online ordering experience was terrific, as well! Few websites in France cater to US customers. I don't like using a global service, which keeps so much of the money for itself. This money goes straight to the local florist. The flowers were just spectacular and my best friend was so happy! We will be using them again.
Are all French flower shops this beautiful? I stayed at an apartment a few blocks from here and…read morehappen to see large bunches of some of the most fresh, beautiful, bountiful peonies on my way out of the metro. Not a single mark on them. They almost seemed unreal! I like to buy flowers on vacation to make my stay feel more luxurious, and I think they really make a place feel more like a home. 7 Euros (about $10) bought us three of the largest blood-red, most perfect peonies I have ever seen in my life. They even died beautifully, losing all their petals in a slow fragrant death by a kitchen window. Just gorgeous. Buying flowers here means the staff will take your bunch, arrange it into a bouquet for you, wrap plastic and paper in a such a way as to strategically show them off while protecting them during travel. For such a simple, small thing it was a fun tourist experience and likely one of the best flower buying experiences ever.
Royal Souvenirs
(15 reviews)
€
Seriously the cheapest place to get souvenirs do not go anywhere else in the city…read more Very nice good people! Gave us free stuff for spending! Love it
One of the cheapest and friendliest souvenir shops in Paris! There is so much to choose from!read more
Flower
(5 reviews)
I live in New York, I travelled to Paris for a special occasion. I found this place here in Yelp…read moreand took a chance. It was absolutely the best decision I made for this trip. I placed an order on-line with instructions and the exact time. I was thrilled when it was delivered on time. The flowers were beautiful and elegant. It was gorgeously arranged by professional the way it appears. And yes, it captures everyone's attention. I chose, Sweet Flow and special note hand written by their florist. This flowers impressed me that it actually exceeds my expectations. It is indeed Parisians speaks with their stunning arrangements. I am glad I made this choice. FLOWER.FR
I just love being invited to a dinner party in Paris as it provides me with an excuse to visit this…read morewonderful florist, just wonderful. Every bouquet is simply incredible and during the course of the year the selection is just out of this world. The creativity here is only exceeded by their customer service! Always a memorable experience to visit and take it all in, just so wonderful.
Marché aux Fleurs
(11 reviews)
We had just toured Sainte Chappelle, and worked our way over to see this amazing indoor/outdoor…read moreflower market. A beautiful variety of all types of plants and flowers, and a lot of neat items for your garden or your interior plantings. We enjoyed our stroll through this market and would encourage people to visit if you're in the area.
Marche aux Fleurs is rather small. If you're in the area, it wouldn't hurt to stop by and take a…read morepeak. However, don't expect to be blown away. There are, of course, flower vendors, some garden supplies, and bird sellers.
Roses Costes
(3 reviews)
This is probably one of the most expensive florists I have been too in a long while since one…read morebouquet cost about $100+ but it is worth it when you want to surprise your French friends with a thoughtful, beautiful gift from one of the city's most trendy floral shops. The gentleman who assisted me did speak limited English and he wasn't exactly the most talkative but he gave me free reign to choose whatever roses I wanted and he did a great job arranging the bouquet. It REALLY helps if you at least make an effort to speak French, even just to say hello. Note: The florist let me know that they only carry French-grown roses in the spring and summer seasons but they import from Ethiopia during off seasons
L'Howea
(2 reviews)
Lived in this neighborhood for a bit and always walked by this florist on my way to and from home…read more The flowers looked fresh and there were some interesting things visible through the window, so I stepped in one day when I needed a hostess gift for lunch. Walked in and there were three employees, one on the phone who didn't even look up when I walked by, no one responded to my friendly bonjour, the two others didn't look that busy but didn't acknowledge me as I walked around and looked at prepared items, potted items, or cut flowers. Staying polite, I said au revoir, no response. I went to other stores and received great service so it's not as if I was looking skeevy! All I can assume is that they are just unfriendly. So no business from me! They certainly didn't seem to want it.
Les Floralies
(1 review)
The flowers are so gorgeous and prepared nicely for you! I got my self a bouquet for only 10 euros…read more the staff working were also very friendly and welcoming. This is now my favorite flower shop in Paris.
Rosa Luna
Séraphine
(4 reviews)
Unfortunately we discovered this lovely boulangerie on our last day in Paris. The proprietor is a…read morelovely lady who was very warm and welcoming (why can't all Parisian retail establishments be this nice). The salmon and tomato goat cheese pastries are to die for. They also have an amazing baguette what has oats etc in it. Must try. We will be back
We were so deeply impressed by the honesty of this sweet, little flower shop…read more Located near the Eiffel Tower (and, coincidentally, our hotel) we stopped in for some blooms to brighten our room. After selecting a bouquet, the florist encouraged us to reconsider as, "that particular bouquet [wouldn't] last much longer." Her honesty floored us (we ARE Americans, after all!!). It was one of my most memorable service interactions during my two weeks there. We settled on a beautiful, pale pink bouquet of ranunculas and clear glass vase. (See Photos) That flower will forever remind me of Paris' beauty - both aesthetically and in the people who live there.
Fleurs d'Auteuil
Beautiful selection of fresh cut flowers as well as small plants. Picked up a bouquet for our room…read moreas we vacation this week. Staff was lovely.
While walking down La Motte Picquet, it's always fun to see the colorful selection they have…read moreoutside. I get bouquets of flowers here fairly often, both for myself and as gifts (for friends, my landlord, etc.) and I'm always happy with my purchase. They do lovely arrangements and have a nice way of wrapping the bouquets to make them look neat and put together. The service is usually very nice. For one bouquet I was buying as a gift, one of the employees helped me pick a complimentary flower to go with the yellow tulips I had (a great suggestion of Freesias). I was very pleased and so was my friend! Usually though, I browse around outside before making my selection and going in to pay where the women are always very polite. Overall, I think they have a wide variety of great options at a variety of prices-- flowers for any occasion really!
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Thank you thank you for being open so late, I needed to get some documents printed while I was away…read moreon vaca and when I hopped on to Yelp this was the only place available. It was quick and easy. The gentleman who helped me was nice and friendly.
The shop was recommended my hotel to print two pictures…read more The two gentlemen who assisted me, there were actually two visits to get a total of four, were both extremely helpful, Listened to my needs and did some pretty great prints. The charges were quite reasonable (and my friends were delighted with the photographs I gave them.). I highly recommend them
Being overseas in the U.S. and seeking printing partners can be a challenge. Time differences,…read morepaper format differences, delays in communication, language barriers, etc. With only two weeks to my print deadline, I reached out to three potential print partners: a trade show booth manufacturer, a printer broker and Copy Top. I called all three. The first two spoke English and deal with international clients all the time. Copy Top's team in their Grande Armee location did not speak it fluently enough. So, I sent an email with my request in broken French. The other two options assured me they could help. Yet, they were sporadic in communication--which didn't inspire trust--something that is critical when I am thousands of miles away. Copy Top passed my inquiry to their English-speaking Director of Sales, who called me immediately, and stayed in touch with me through the whole process. He worked with me on sizing and paper weight adjustments that were comparable to what I would use in the US. He went the extra mile and researched some of that material for me. He ensured the project was done on time and delivered to my client. I can't thank them enough. My client was happy with the products and I found a new partner overseas. The only reason why this isn't a 5-star review is simply the cost. The other potential printers quoted me anywhere from 1/3 to 1/2 the price. But, if peace of mind is critical to you as it was for me in this instance, it was worth the investment.
Really great service. I work for an international company, and needed something done quickly, and…read morewith high quality. Script Laser exceeded my expectations. Thank you!
I really appreciated the Script Laser's prompt assistance. The customer service work is really…read morewonderful. I'm a Brazilian doctoral student and I needed print and deliver some material work in Paris. Tristan & Sebastien made it happen! So, when it comes to friendly and experience customer service I'd have to give them five stars. When it comes to meeting the needs of a client once again five stars! They made it very easy and tell full for me to understand what the steps were that they would take to complete my request, even if I'm in Brazil! 5 stars!
店頭でコピーをする場合は要注意! 1枚10円ではなく1枚100円以上します。…read more私は白黒A4プリントを11枚して1277円しました。超高額です。 店内のどこにも値段表示はなく、日本とアメリカ、カナダなどの相場と同じくらいと思い込み利用しました。 旅行者が緊急でプリントアウトが必要な場合は、必ずホテルでプリントしてもらった方が安心です。 The printing service here is horribly expensive compared to America and Japan. I later found out that copies and printouts at stores cost 1 euro per page. If you are kind and sincere to your patrons, you should first offer how much each print costs. Black and white print A4 size, 6 sheets I paid a total of 8.7 €= $9.6 USdollars. Super expensive. It's not high quality, it's just average. I feel cheated. I didn't know it was so expensive. I didn't check the rates, but I imagined prices in cities in the US, Canada, and Japan. Usually, it costs 10 US cents or ¥10( Japan) per sheet. I will not use it again. For A4 prints, it is definitely better to buy a printer.
Very helpful clerk. Though my task was not complicated things went very smoothly with lots of help…read morefrom staff. Highly recommend
The restaurant attached is small but amazingly friendly. The gentleman in charge treated all his…read morecustomers as family. Even went as far as getting us fresh chillies for our pizza and entertained a baby (not ours).Food presentation was excellent.
I thought poster shops were a thing of the nineties. One still exists. Image in' air!…read more Image in' air has the best post card selection I have ever encountered. Mainly because they aren't the cheesy kind of postcards, the ones with images from 20 years ago with bad layouts. Image in' air has really cute illustrated postcards. I went crazy and bought about ten. They have a deal where if you buy a certain amount you get a price break. I fully recommend this sale. I also didn't mail the cards out. I used them for artwork for my kitchen. Image in' air is close to Stravinsky fountain and right across from Le Musee National D'Art Moderne. It is a great shop. I don't know how many people still buy posters but the images were beautiful and the cards! Oh the cards! Cute factor x 10!
Very friendly and helpful. Office supplies and photocopies. A4 and A3 sizes. Very affordable prices.read more
Very disappointing…read more We have stayed at this hotel twice, approx. 18 months apart. We decided to give them a second try after our first visit was so-so, and thought maybe it was a one off. Unfortunately, that is not the case. On both stays at this property, we had cleaning staff walk into our room with only 1 second of warning. They knocked loudly and then entered the room with zero chance for us to respond before they just entered the suite. The first time my daughter was getting dressed and the second time my wife and I were in bed! Just absurd and zero consideration for their guests. The cleaning team also put the towels we placed on the floor back on the racks as if they were fresh and clean. We noticed right away because they were still wet from our showers earlier that day! And finally, we left very early last day to catch a train and the front-desk clerk literally chased us down the street to pay the city tax, instead of just applying to the credit card on file at check-in. Then he gave us a lecture how all Paris hotels collect the city tax at checkout, which is demonstrably false. Every other hotel we've ever stayed at in Paris, over dozens of trips does the exact opposite. They collected it upon arrival. We do not recommend.
Beautiful hotel with garden for breakfast or bar service. Fred runs this small boutique like a…read morefamily business... with all the personal attention of five star concierge. I came down with a bad case of bronchitis and asked Fred if I should spend my last night in Paris in an emergency room? He said Madam, I can have a Doctor come to your room in just a few minutes... would that be better? Hell yes! The doctor arrived in 20 minutes, asked the right questions, wrote out 4 prescriptions, handed me pills to jump start the healing. .... All for $200! By the next morning I was feeling good enough to go to Giverny (the highlight of my trip). Btw... the pharmacy charged $24 for two rounds of Augmentin, prednisone, and an inhaler! Compare that to Americas corrupted system that feeds Wall Street and starves us of real efficient care!
Great place to print out all the new COVID-19 paperwork the CDC requires upon re-entry to the US…read more Helpful, friendly staff.
Truly a lifesaver. Located next to Gare Lyon, and open late on Sunday. I lost my passport and…read moreneeded to print application forms to take to the embassy. Reasonably priced and quick. Send email to their address with the documents from my phone.
This company publishes travel guides and I've bought a humongous number of their books during the…read morepast few years. The series of books I've bought are the "Secret" books. I really like the writing style and the selection of places in each book, plus the photos are always nice. Also, the dimensions of the books aren't huge and therefore they'd be very convenient to bring with you when traveling. Yesterday I finally decided to sign up for their mailing list, but there was a big glitch and my repeated attempts were unsuccessful. I sent an e-mail, and I received nearly an immediate - and very pleasant - response. The situation was rectified very promptly and then I received a very pleasant follow-up e-mail.
Solid internet cafe to feed your Yelp addiction…read more -Note that there are two entrances: one on Rue St Denis and another on Boulevard de Sébastopol. -The English keyboards are grouped together by the Rue St Denis entrance. I logged in to a comp with a French keyboard, realized my mistake and frantically logged off as I wasted a whole minute of my very valuable hour. -It's €3.90 per hour and cheaper as you buy more. -They sell snacks and have clean bathrooms. -€10 credit card minimum!
Very friendly, helped us print out train tickets for like 3.5 euro. Very clean and professional.read more