I was delighted to find this store on a recent trip to Paris. I came looking for a particular item,…read moreand was very impressed by the variety of puzzles and games they had to offer from around the world and the sales associate's helpful descriptions and suggestions. I ended up walking out with three puzzles that I've enjoyed since returning.

Store sold me a product as "new" that did not include all the parts. When I reached out to them,…read morethey took weeks between each email response. They have since said they've shipped it to me, but that was weeks ago, and they have not provided any tracking info. We'll see. After more than two months and several emails, I have received the missing piece and have updated my score to reflect this. They made things right, and this must be noted. However, action wasn't taken until after I posted reviews, even after many emails, so I cannot give them a higher score than three stars.

Despite the gluttony of toys on the market it's really hard to find toys that are not only…read moreengaging, fun and age-appropriate, but pleasant aesthetically as well. Just walk into any toy department and it feel like all your senses are under attack. From the garish colors and cheap materials to the god-awful sounds that these things emit, you wonder what evil spirit possessed the people who designed them. That's why places like Si Tu Veux should be classified as national living treasures because the survival of the human race depends on them! This oasis of kid calm is aptly located in the chic Passage Vivienne next to other classy shops. The selection here is pitch perfect. Every item seems to have been selected with careful thought and consideration by the owner, a lovely woman who will, if you ask, tell you what kind of toy would be most appropriate for your child given his or her age. With my little one in tow, she selected a few toys for him to try out and we all agreed on this amazing DNA-strand-like construct made out of colored wood and bouncy string that my baby immediately gobbled up and slathered his approval onto. Not only is it super to look at, it's also one of his favorite toys. And I've never seen it anywhere else so the owner must have chosen it from some obscure manufacturer (or at least that's what I told myself to justify its slightly elevated price).

This is a great toy shop and I recommend it to anyone in Paris with their children. We popped in…read morelooking for something for our daughter. It did not disapoint with an adorable magnetic writing tablet. Easy to slip into my purse and interests our child for hours. The clerk told us not for babies but our girl is very very petit and old enough for such a thing. They have waldorf animals as well and I wish I had purchased a fox there. Very cute! ps: It's tucked away in a small Galerie so it's very easy to miss. The Galerie is lovely!

A nice little out of print BD and children's book store with a small selection of books well…read moreorganized and well-kept. Almost all the albums are bagged and sealed to maintain condition, but the shop owner happily opens anything for you. Bring cash as he doesn't accept credit cards.

Excellent toy store that I bought a beautiful handmade item instead of just something mass…read moreproduced. The shopkeeper was very friendly and helpful and the prices were good. Lovely store with an interesting history.

It's a very big book store with multiple levels, including book sections ranging from fiction to…read morescience to educational materials to touristic guides. Note: books labeled with a yellow sticker are second-hand.

All you need in one place. HUGE store with lots of options, and in many languages too. My favorite…read morebookstore in Paris.

This is the most charming little children's shop I've ever been in. They have a lovely selection of…read moretoys, decor, tableware, and enough trendy-kid-accoutrements to make you feel like you've died and gone to Etsy. They also sell a few pieces of jewelry and several accessories that you'll wish were big enough for your adult sized self. Prices are super reasonable and I left with three cute little decorative items for around 14 euro. An added bonus, this neighborhood is amazing and borders the best Papeterie street in Paris!