Quality/Quantity - Again, reuse is better than recycling. Old railroad tracks, bridges, etc. that…read morewere converted to shops. Art shops, and many of which were instrument based?!?! Ambiance - Endless shops. Some restaurants. Service - N/A, as we just went for a walk on the Coulée Verte René-Dumont. Price - Free. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Le Viaduc des Arts definitely gets 5 stars from me, as these are my old Parisian stomping grounds…read more My flat was on avenue Daumesnil, right along the viaduct. The viaduct was built in 1859 and was a rail line that started at the Place de la Bastille. In the early 90s, it was converted to a promenade on top and the vaults below were made into individual stores. Within its 64 arches are numerous interesting shops, art galleries, restaurants, and craft boutiques. These are not chain stores, but little shops featuring unique works from craftsmen working with all sorts of media: wood, glass, leather, metal, paint, fabric, etc. You can find all sorts of high quality and unusual works here every day. A huge plus is that the entire Viaduc des Arts is open on Sundays. With the exception of the Marais, the Jewish district, almost everything is closed in Paris on Sundays, so it is very nice to have an entire promenade in which to stroll, shop, and have a bite to eat.

Store clothing for men especially, with shirts, pants,…read morejackets, pajamas, underwear, good prices but presented without research. The quality of certain items, others are less cared for, but you do spend a few euros. A store to troubleshoot, if you are looking for example, a jacket good cut at 20 E.

Quality/Quantity - As a kid I grew up with this brand "Alligator or Polo" or "Alligator vs Polo."…read more If you know, you know. Did NOT know this was a French brand... Not my style any more, and I was just not willing to spend the 140 Euros, $160 US on a custom shirt that I probably would rarely use... Sorry. Ambiance - Beautiful location. 3 floors. Service - Crazy busy, and I could not find an employee to help me. In their defense, they were helping other customers. Price - Expensive. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Yesterday, 19th April 2022, I spent over 100 euros on a pair of trainers, for the first half an…read morehour they were fine but later on that evening I had a very painful cut leg. I wanted to take them back but with them having blood stains obviously I can't. I'm never going to buy from any Lacoste store again.

Very helpful and knowledgeable lady we met inside. Had some really beautiful fur coats.read more

This store is for people who are experienced vintage shoppers. A small store jam packed and…read moredisorganized but that's half the fun. I scored two pairs of leather shorts for 65 euros ($ 86) pretty good deal because they were in excellent condition. The guy that works there was super cool and helpful AND spoke English which was a bonus.

This smaller Printemps is at the local Versailles "mall". The store deserves a 3 star review for…read moreit's smaller selection BUT!!!!!!......they have a Pierre Hermes popup with every flavor of macaron and NO LINE!!!!! I found that most of the sales people do not speak English but that is okay with us. Pierre Hermes!!!!!

If you visit Paris and looking for perfume go to this lady. You get to pick and mix your own…read morefragrances from a variety of scents. Next time I visit I'm getting the Big bottle for refilling my small one.