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9 years ago
We stumbled upon this by chance and it was the most charming toy store with great choices and Johnathan made the whole shopping experience so pleasurable! When ever we visit Paris we will be sure to to stop by and support the La Piñata! read more
La Piñata - Party Supplies Near Me - Paris, 75
25 rue des Vinaigriers
75010 Paris
France
Canal St Martin/Gare de l'Est, 10ème
01 40 35 01 45
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http://lapinata.fr
Does La Piñata take credit cards?
Yes, La Piñata takes credit cards.
Does La Piñata have parking?
Yes, La Piñata has parking options.
Does La Piñata have free WiFi?
Yes, La Piñata has free WiFi.
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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
Bazartherapy
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Passage des Panoramas
(31 reviews)
The covered passages of Paris are legendary and ideal to walk through when it rains. In the classic…read moremovie "Sabrina", Audrey Hepburn as the title character suggests that one should "get yourself some rain, not just a drizzle, but some honest-to-goodness rain" on their first day in Paris because "that's when Paris smells its sweetest." Well, it was actually our fifth day in Paris when a torrential downpour arrived, and I'm not sure if it smelled any differently. Instead of hanging out in the hotel, Jamie W and I explored this 436-foot passage, the first of four we visited in succession and the oldest of the existing passages. It was built in 1799, and its ornate structure attests to its lengthy history. So do many of the shops which reflect vintage specialties like stamps, postcards, and antiques. By contrast, the restaurant options reflect a diverse palate that encompasses both traditional and modern tastes. RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TDhdgjoONI
This is a nice covered market in Paris. It's really crowded and popular. It's the oldest covered…read morepassages of Paris in the 2nd arrondissement. There's a famous duck restaurant inside.
Rose Bunker
(4 reviews)
Galeries Lafayette Haussmann
(688 reviews)
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Galeries Lafayette Paris is absolutely breathtaking!…read more The gorgeous glass dome and ceilings are a showstopper all by themselves. Almost every designer you can think of is here, making this a must-see and a must-shop when visiting Paris. And it doesn't stop inside Galeries Lafayette--the entire surrounding area has stores for days! Lights, glitz, glamour, luxury, and fashion everywhere you turn. It reminded me of an upscale New York City 42nd Street, but with that beautiful Parisian elegance. Even if you're not planning to shop, go for the experience. There's so much to see, you could spend hours just walking around and taking it all in. Definitely one of my Paris must-visits!
My husband and I were talking to our good friend who's been living in Paris for the last five…read moreyears, and she told us e-commerce is less dominant there because people seem to prefer shopping in physical stores. While malls die all over America, retail still thrives in Paris. Exhibit A: Galeries Lafayette Haussmann. I've been to this department store a number of times over the years, and I both enjoy it and fear how completely it can suck up precious vacation hours. It's a fantastic place to shop, with a ton of well curated inventory spread out across multiple floors in multiple buildings. The main building features that beautiful domed ceiling, which manages to catch me by surprise every time I walk in. I haven't had the opportunity to shop for my own clothes here in a long time, but I've gotten some really great stuff on the children's floor, and discovered the souvenir section on my last visit, where I picked up some cool Paris Metro toy trains and magnets. We did somehow get stuck at Galeries Lafayette for over two hours and ended up skipping Notre-Dame, which might have been a better place to spend our last afternoon in Paris. But it was sale season, and my kids look super cute in their heavily discounted Petit Bateau. Galeries Lafayette is busy and sometimes overwhelming, but it's a wonderful department store. I wish we had something like it back home. I'd much rather shop there than fall for targeted ads on Instagram.
La Boutique
I stopped by this adorable boutique after visiting the palace of Versailles. We came to this area…read morefor the museum and now we were finding something to eat, then we saw this boutique ! Very cute! It's located close to the museum, close to the river. And even better they Speak all languages !! Everything is very clean and very good priced. We were assisted by Nadia who was very very sweet! Come here if you are visiting because it's adorable
This store is delightful and a short walk from D'Orsay Musee. The owner is so kind and so joyful…read more I make it a point on my itinerary to go there every time I go to Paris. The store has wonderful Klimt collection of objects to purchase. And VanGogh mugs and artwork. I always walk out with many gifts to share that are priced fairly. This store makes me happy to walk in..
Pylones
(12 reviews)
We were in this brand of art cool things in Germany and…read more here it is again. Ok, let's look for small gifts for friends back home. A C note- gone. All right, money well spent.
An adorable shop full of all kinds of cute and creative housewares…read more I love cooking and spend a lot of time in the kitchen, so it's only natural that I would seek kitchen gadgets and utensils that have as much personality as I do. This place is full of cute and funny but practical items you didn't know you needed, and other things that make you want to replace what you already have. I was able to find quite a few useful additions for my own kitchen, including a few items that I've had a hard time finding elsewhere.
L'Ecritoire
Found a nice journal for our son while in Paris. We wanted to buy something special and this store…read morewas the ticket!
Hard to find but very cute! Turn onto the alley and make sure you have the right address, because I…read moredon't think that the one on yelp is correct. Very sweet woman who runs the shop. Pricing was fine/good. Lots of cute cards and gifts as well as art supplies (I went for drawing paper). Difficile à trouver, mais vraiment adorable ! Prenez la ruelle et vérifiez bien l'adresse, car celle sur Yelp est probablement erronée. La boutique est tenue par une femme très gentille. Les prix sont corrects. On y trouve plein de jolies cartes et de cadeaux, ainsi que du matériel de dessin (j'y suis allée pour acheter du papier à dessin).
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Merci
(144 reviews)
So many adorable gifts. This is the place for Special items…read morefrom Paris to bring home!
Truly, one of the best concept stores I've ever been to. Three stories, home good, great fashion,…read moretote bags, jewelry, and more. Everyone floods to the classic canvas tote. But I saw out of the corner of my eye... L.L. Bean boat bag copy. It came in all leopard print. And needed to have it. It's also a fraction of the price! Don't miss the store on your next trip to Paris
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Des bijoux, de la déco, des bougies, l'une petite boutique comme on aime en trouver dans Paris,…read moresurtout à prix doux comme ici!
It's a bookstore. It's a souvenir store…read more It's an agenda store. Really now - it's about everything! Gibert Joseph is a chain of stores that cater to those seeking books, souvenirs, and agendas. I mean, yes, they have other things, but these are the mains. We stepped in there because it was on the way. My companion was lacking souvenirs, and well, he thought I might find a worthwhile agenda in there. Turns out they had pretty bland-looking agendas and I wound up getting one back in the states. Still, their book selection floored me. They had floors upon floors on books and they had unique souvenirs. I only wish I had discovered this store sooner. I'd probably have bought some stuff there!
What a wonderland of books. This place is dangerously good and stocked with great books.read more
Looking for a last minute gift for the person who has it all? Then get yourself to this…read moreretro-inspired shop and save yourself endless hours of needless fretting. Everything Pop Market sells is ridiculously cute, but totally tasteful as well. From candles and toy robots to vinyl place mats and iron-on decals, they have an amazingly eclectic stock. The prices are just as appealing as the bright candy-colored decor of the boutique, so you don't have to worry about getting sucked into spending way more than you planned for. They're also one of the few shops to sell La Case de Cousin Paul light kits http://www.lacasedecousinpaul.com/ which are perfect for sprucing up those sad, underlit corners of your apt.
What a unique shop! It's full of lots of little toys and unique gifts. It's a perfect place for…read moreanyone who likes antique toys, the old letters that were used for printing, or anyone looking for something fun for a friend. I've never seen another store like it.
This little store in Montmartre is packed with amazing stuff. First, you'll feel like you stepped…read moreinto a shop that was abandoned back in the 40s. The window in itself can be a surreal view! Then you discover the myriad objects that give meaning to the name "tombées du camion" which literally means that at some point in time these goods simply fell off the truck and got misplaced, lost, buried by more important stuff for years... and then unearthed for your enjoyment and of all those who find everyday vintage objects appealing. There is something to all this: the certainty that perhaps not all days past were better, but their objects can certainly transport you and were meaningful, or endearing or at least a bit naive. Make sure you check it out if looking for a very different Paris souvenir! Just beware: it's pretty pricey and the euros pile on quite easily!
Do not order a book from fnac to be delivered to the US!…read moreAfter paying 23euros shipment fees, DHL charged an additional 23.12 euros as an import fee. My second complaint is that fnac is absolutely not reachable by email. impossible and I don't know how they do it.
Nice, clean and organized store resembling a Chapter/Indigo in Canada, only all en Français!…read more Excellent! Huge selection of books, small appliances, vinyl records & electronics!
The CD lives!…read more Record stores with this much charm are rare. This shop is a heaven for music lovers and throwback officianados. Walls and walls of CDs and records surround you in visual organized cacophonic bliss. Also has a lovely book collection with a sweet owner who sits peacefully at the front if the shop to greet you and is not a pushy salesperson at all. Enjoy! It's a rare piece of charm and history.