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    Galeries Lafayette Haussmann

    4.0 (688 reviews)
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    Closed • 9:30 am - 8:30 pm

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    Beautiful ceiling!
    Ann Y.

    I absolutely adore this place! From the stunning ceiling adorned with gold and marble-painted window panes, to the eight floors filled with designer clothing, food, and sunglasses, it's a treat to wander around and discover unique items to purchase. Just a heads-up: this mall might tempt you to spend a bit too much, but it's definitely worth every swipe of your card. Situated in the lively area near Haussmann-Galleries LaFayette, you can shop, explore, or grab a bite to eat. There's so much to do here and in the mall, so have a fantastic time shopping!

    Center of department store
    dan k.

    This is an incredible experience !!!! Go to the rooftop for a view that will make your jaw drop . We had lunch up there and it was crazy ! Worth it . The department store is very high end . All the designers are represented here . It's a one of a kind destination . Take your time stroll and take in the sights of this one of a kind experience.

    Candace L.

    Mind blowing department store. I'm not even certain you can call this a department store. Every last square inch of Galeries Lafayette is dripping in designer merch and people are crammed in here like sardines. It was surely a sight to see and experience. I came for a few specific items. A couple of which they didn't have, wanted to restock one of my favorite French perfumes and thought they carried it- they did not and a lipstick that wasn't in stock so I went across the street to secure at Printemps. I did however get to have my jellycat patisserie experience. Be mindful that the line you may see looking on to the patisserie is not the actual line tucked around back that you enter after you pay for your order and are taken to. I had no idea it would be over an hour wait. I understood immediately why jellycat cafe in NYC is by appointment only. The wait time totally dampened the visit, because who wants to wait in a line? I would have either way but I do think it would be better to have a clear expectation before you purchase the experience that you'll now be stuck waiting a painfully long time. It was still a very cute experience and I got my St. Honoré which made me very happy before eating a St. Honoré later this afternoon. I later found my shopping experience at Le Bon Marché to be much more my crowd and style. Calm, peaceful, quiet and all around organized in much more appealing way to me. Fun experience for what it was but much too crowded. The only place on earth I prefer a crowd is at a sporting event or concert, my nervous system allows for zero exceptions to that rule.

    Linda F.

    Galleries Lafayette is a department store on steroids and a shopper's paradise, offering mid-range and higher end products. Their merchandise is extremely diverse, comprising just about anything you want across three buildings. The main building, where you'll find women's fashions, accessories, cosmetics, eyeglasses (including an optometrist), sportswear, children's wear, is topped with a must-see art glass dome, complete with a glass cat walk (maybe on the 4th floor?) that enables up close viewing of the dome from the inside. There are restaurants, rest rooms, and sweets shops in this building, too. Menswear has a building all to itself, as does the food court. Be careful here. There are so many delicious and appetizing foods offered in the food court building that you'll be tempted to overstuff. It would be just too easy to spend an entire day shopping at Galleries Lafayette.

    Christmas shopping
    Donna B.

    One of my favorite places to wander, especially at Christmas. The windows on the main building at Christmas are each decorated with animated displays showcasing various products they sell. It's fun to walk the entire building and check out each window. Inside under the gorgeous art nouveau glass dome is an incredible 4 story Christmas tree. A bit sad, I wanted to go to the rooftop restaurant for a glass of champagne and see the city and Eiffel Tower from there. But currently for the month of December it has been taken over by a rooftop ice skating rink. It requires reservations to get up there. Since there was no rooftop lunch for me, I wandered over to the Le Gourmet building and discovered the most obscene gourmet grocery store I have ever been in. An entire aisle of foie gras. Fromage (cheese) as far as the eye could see. Bins of specialty salts and spices. Fresh seafood. Bakery. Then mixed in with three floors of shopping are some many boutique restaurants I lost count. Seafood, Mediterranean, Wine Bar, Italian, French and more. I settled on the seafood spot named Fish Point. Then back to wandering and shopping for more fabulous food finds.

    Van D.

    Galeries Lafayette Haussmann is a department store that was highly recommended by YouTubers and locals as a must see spot. I am not sure why it's so popular because it was so busy and the crowd was relentless. The whole time we were there I felt like we were packed in a can of sardines. The best thing it has going for it is a glass dome you can see from the first floor or scan a QR code and sign up to go on a ledge to see it from the 3rd floor. It was about a 1 hour wait at the time of our visit, and the hassle didn't justify the gains. We explored but got in and out rather quickly. They have cafes in the store to keep the shoppers satisfied but while in Paris I rather support the local cafes.

    From the Roof Terrace.
    Marshall G.

    We came here to Buy but all the high end shops are here and everything decent starts at 1000 Euros. Nothing on sale, you are evaluated before they let you on to the carpet just to look. In the end a special purse in blue or another watch wasn't in the cards for us. So many people can afford to be here and are , I watched a woman buy 8 Gucci Purses, different colors all alike. They serve you Tea while your things are pre wrapped in Gucci Cloth bags. The AIR was so Rare in there i could hardly think straight. This is where The best gets bought. It was an eye opening experience. i now imagine some have a special room for purses and another for shoes. Not just a shelf and a rack on the closet floor, like us. Amazing 3 hours.

    Main hall at Gallerie LaFayette
    Reggie M.

    It was very crowded when we came here a couple of days before Christmas, primarily because of the late rush for Christmas shopping and the stunning Christmas decorations at the main center hall. This year's Christmas decorations did not disappoint, with lights shows at intervals. It was all worth it for me, even if it was overly crowded. Definitely a pit stop for shopping while in the city of lights.

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    Ed U.

    I don't shop. I buy everything online, so the retail aspect of this fabled department store had absolutely zero appeal to me. However, I've always wanted to see the ornate glass dome upon which this store rests its exalted reputation. Jamie W and I were wrapping up a long walk from Montmartre and thought this would provide a nice late afternoon climax. No surprise that it was basically a zoo. We braved standing in the middle of the open ground floor and looked up at the beauty of the Art Nouveau ceiling (Photo 4). We were at constant risk of pending hordes of elephantine middle-aged women stampeding us on their way to designer sales (Photo 8). Regardless, it was gorgeous except for the see-through lucite platform that was unfortunately built to accommodate insatiable tourists. We kept going up the escalator to get alternative views of the architectural detail and finally arrived on the 7th floor for the rooftop terrace. Although pretty crowded in the late afternoon, we were impressed by the panoramic views of the Palais Garnier Opera House, the Eiffel Tower, Sacre-Coeur Basilica, Montmartre, and the sea of city rooftops. Yes, it was an essential stop for us and relatively quick. RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TDhdgjoONI

    Chantel C.

    Even if youre not a mall person or shopper you'll want to check this place out. The inside is so picturesque and the views from the rooftop are breathtaking. This place is huge. I love the layout so easy to follow. Note the bathrooms are on floor 6. They also have a decent size food court set up cafe style with different windows. Options: burger, pasta, pizza, salad, ice cream. And a full bar. If you love a good photo op go to floor 3 and do the glasswalk. I easily spent 3hrs in here and still didn't see everything. Such a lovely shopping experience. Can't wait to return

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    Shwe N.

    seen on social media and wao i'm finally here! it was a rainy day but also cool weather so we could access the rooftop. inside it's warmer and many many shops

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    Dee W.

    One of the biggest malls is I've ever seen who wouldn't love it here! It was a girls dream loved the Christmas decorations everywhere you turned it was tons of shops and restaurants to choose from. When inside there was so much more to explore I got lost. I enjoyed my experience here and would recommend visiting here.Value was good. I wouldn't recommend going here if you are on limited time.

    Kavitha P.

    Walked over here to view the rooftop as was in the area Crowed fancy department store- reminded me of the classics like Harrods, Selfridges but maybe less fancy Took a billion(6) escalators get to the rooftop which was really big and had a fabulous view of Paris!! Lots of people doing the same- best part is this is free There is a small restaurant/ bar which looked packed and tough to get reservations Can imagine how lovely it is at sunset

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    Marché Vernaison

    Marché Vernaison

    4.5(2 reviews)
    3.2 km

    I visited several of the markets at St-Ouen and Vernaison ended up being my favorite. It has pretty…read moremuch everything honestly - from trinkets to jewelry/fashion to furniture, art and everything in between. Once inside, it's a literal maze of stalls to explore. You could spend most of a day here, no problem. There's a ton of high end stuff but also a fair amount of reasonably priced things that are easy to bring home - vintage linens, silver flatware, books, jewelry and much more. Now, these are experienced dealers so you're not going to get a real Chanel bag for $100 but I did think many of the prices were affordable. There's a epic poster shop, a fun dead stock store (Tombee Des Camions) and too many more to mention.

    I have been frequenting Marche Vernaison and the surrounding other Flea Markets at St Ouen for…read moreyears. There are several all in the same area and they are open to the public on weekends. One can literally spent the entire day shopping and looking. It really is a mind blowing experience. Everything from the funky to the serious antiques. Looking for something weird and odd? You will find it. Looking for a dining table from 1600? You will find it. Marche Vernaison has a bit of everything but more of the funky odd items than the other Marche's close by. If it is your first time going and you plan to go by the Metro please heed my advise. You will get off at the Porte de Clingancourt Metro Stop. When you exit you will see a Flea Market off on the left side of the street with tents and such and will most likely think this is where it starts. WRONG! Yes there is a flea market there but it is a bit sketchy. It has t shirts, cheap sunglasses, knock off bags, junk like that. I made the mistake of going in there the first time I went and immediately wanted to get out but then had to go through it to get out and ended up having my Gucci sunglasses pick pocketed from my person. It is not the Flea market you are looking for. My advise is when leaving the Metro stay on the right hand side of the street and continue past the underpass. These days there is a bit of the sketchy stuff that appears on that side of the street as well but it is easier to traverse and then after the underpass you will see the Marche Vernaison on the left. Cross at that intersection. Marche Vernaison and the other Flea Markets at St. Ouen are not the only flea markets in Paris if you are really into that thing but it is really an amazing and mind blowing experience you shouldn't miss when in Paris.

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    Marché Vernaison - In case you need a whole-ass carriage

    In case you need a whole-ass carriage

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    Cartonland - Made from recycled materials! Packaged for me by the kind owner.

    Cartonland

    3.8(6 reviews)
    3.9 km
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    Bordeaux, St Emilion, Tuscany....we bought many bottles of wine on our latest European trip!! In…read moreour excitement (or drunken state) we forgot we needed to actually transport these bottles some of the wineries didn't pack up for us back home, safely. I just had this image of picking up my bag at baggage claim with red wine, truffle oil and Prosecco dripping from it. Ugh!! Wasn't going to let that happen. I turned to Yelp and searched 'packing supplies. I luckily came across Cartonland... Went in with the intention of purchasing all the bubble wrap they had. Much to my surprise, the owner, a kind gentleman who spoke English pretty well asked what I was wrapping and showed me this amazing, excellent quality wine carrier that holds 6 bottles for under €10. Sold! It was sturdy and he was so sweet helping me not only assemble it, but let me come back from my car with wine in tact, and sealed it for me professionally! What a lifesaver!! Plus, the carrier was made from 100% recycled materials! An added bonus! As a former small business owner, this place was so much fun and had my creative juices flowing. They had lots of cool, colored shopping bags, ones they can even print labels and logos on! Cartonland seems like a great find for businesses of all sizes, as well as for the average person just trying to ship a gift. They do have some other fun goods such as a plastic type wine bag that would take the place of a wine bucket for holding the bottles surrounded by ice when picnicking and such. Cool! What a great find! What a nice owner! Easy parking out front too!

    Despite its self explicit name, for the life of me I can never remember what this veritable haven…read moreof boxes, bags and bubble wrap is called when I try to look it up. Which is why I had to just go there recently to find out whether or not they carried brown paper bags in bulk. Luckily, they did, and in a very big way! Not only did they have what I was looking for, they carried them in five different sizes, a dozen different colors and with two types of handles. Score!! The prices seem totally correct. I paid 25E (HT) for 250 paper bags. If I were a little more serious about my bags, I could have had them custom ordered with a logo or signature printed on them too (the min order for that though is 3000 and it takes 3 weeks for delivery). You can also find all sorts of other packing and handling essentials there as well, like moving boxes, clothing storage boxes, bubble wrap, eco-friendly plastic bags, wine bottle bags, etc. They also have a old school hand-written billing system and a no-frills display that screams 100% authenticity. Plus the owner is really friendly too.

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    Cartonland - Heavy duty. Sturdy. 6 bottle wine shipper €9

    Heavy duty. Sturdy. 6 bottle wine shipper €9

    Cartonland - 6 bottles shipped safely! Excellent wine shipping box. The owner even helped me tape it up and assemble the box!

    6 bottles shipped safely! Excellent wine shipping box. The owner even helped me tape it up and assemble the box!

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    Les Puces de Saint-Ouen

    Les Puces de Saint-Ouen

    2.7(15 reviews)
    3.0 km•18ème

    This was a fun way to spend a Saturday. We took an Uber to Saint Ouen to browse the flea markets…read more Our favorite set of "fleas" was Paul Serpette, where boyfriend found several sets of coveted chairs, one of which he may purchase. There is so much to see here. So many shops and streets, with so much to browse through: jewelry, clothing, dishes, silverware, vinyl albums, books, antique furniture, art, art prints - the list goes on and on.

    Shoppers Beware: Very disappointing experience with Didier Benichou…read more I visited Marché Paul Bert Serpette during my recent trip to Paris and met dealer Didier Benichou. I agreed to purchase two side tables, with delivery to my hotel on September 16. Didier knew I was leaving Paris the following morning. I later learned that Didier also has a shop at the nearby Marché Biron, so I am mentioning both markets to help other shoppers identify the dealer. I coordinated with my airline in advance to check the tables as excess luggage and also arranged for a friend in Los Angeles to pick me up with his pickup truck. I spent a significant amount of my limited time in Paris making arrangements around this purchase and stayed near my hotel on my final day because I was expecting the delivery. On September 16, neither Didier nor his nephew Dustin responded to my calls or WhatsApp messages. No one contacted me to say that they were unable to complete the sale or delivery. I understand that plans can change, but simply failing to communicate after making a specific commitment is extremely unprofessional. A simple phone call or message would have been enough. I am posting this review so that other shoppers, particularly international buyers arranging to transport furniture home, are aware of my experience.

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