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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.