Fabulous store for all high quality hand made items from France, curated by owner. Madame is super…read moreknowledgeable and helpful, speaking fluent English, French, German and other languages, in order to assist customers. The most wonderful, full range of colors and styles and patterns of linens, which are beyond comparison to the minimal range of items imported to US. In addition, many interesting and highly collectable hand made pottery and home accessories.

Fantastic little store - great for the tablecloths, napkins and small accoutrements for a well set…read moretable - the owner is very helpful and friendly.

I absolutely adore this place and recommend it to my many friends who go to Paris. Looking for…read morethose awesome French knives that you tried in a Bistro but can't remember their name? Well, they're Laguiole, and they have them here on the cheap and you can buy them in sets or individually. Or with the colored handles. Or with the marble handles. Or the cheese knife. Or the smaller cheese knife. How about a whisk? How about a bigger whisk? How about a smaller whisk? Ramekins? White? Colored? A little bigger or smaller? You can find something you totally need, or totally don't need, or something a friend might enjoy, and enjoy doing the shopping at the same time. They packed up my purchases, and knives, securely in paper, and they fit nicely in my suitcase. I think about Paris whenever I open my cabinets now and can't wait to stop by the next time I'm in the Marais. I love this neighborhoody dishery/platery!!!

A great place to shop for housewares, especially things for the kitchen…read more Probably the lowest prices ive seen in Paris for dishes and serving stuff. Always fun to look and there is a lot of assortment wedged into a small store. They also have three locations around Paris

It's gorgeous and it's pricey. A wonderful little keepsake -- a small cup for a vase, fabulous…read morecandle . Love This shop . Exquisite quality but fragile.

A ceramic and knick-kanck shop of the highest quality. Every time I come to Paris I purchase at…read moreleast 5 hand made decorative ceramics here. Various styles carried from quasi exotica (Morroco, Tunisia) to whimsical French countryside. The small shop is chock full from the floor to the rafters. Owner speaks English fluently. But assistant staff are French speaking only. Prices are middling to expensive. Worthy of a visit just to see the merchandise. 1/2 street off rue Mouffetard.

An excellent internet shopping experience with Eric of La Tuile à Loup!!! A couple of days ago I…read moredecided that I MUST have an authentic cassoulet dish. After a few inquiries here and there, I made it to La Tuile à Loup's website and sent an email inquiring about cassoulet dishes. Very shortly, I received a reply from Eric....of course, they have cassoulet dishes!!! And, of course, he would send me photos of them with sizes. And, of course, they ship to the US. The photos arrived quickly and, in a nice phone conversation, we picked a dish that would be perfect for me and arranged shipping for it to me in the US. What a pleasant and satisfying shopping experience in spite of so many miles in between. I just hope that one day I will make it to La Tuile à Loup in person!!!

If I could give a zero star rating I would!!! I have shopped this business for years. I have sent…read moremy customers, my friends, my coworkers, chefs, and restauranteurs to this business for incredible deals on factory seconds. In the past, I have only dealt with two women...an older woman and a younger woman who was there today. They have kindly individually wrapped up my boat-load of purchases. We have had nice conversations despite language issues. I haven't been in the shop since the COVID lockdowns in Paris. Today, I went with the intention to buy several items. First on my list where pizza dishes which I immediately found. Remember, everything in this store is a factory second which could mean bubbles in the glaze, rough edges, black marks in the white glaze...any consumer should carefully inspect the items whether they are purchased at a speciality shop or this store. The man storms down the aisle and starts yelling at me in French. He is mad because I am going through the dishes and I have stacked the unwanted dishes onto another stack of dishes. (Mind you this entire store is stacks of dishes inside and outside and on the floor and on the shelves!) I have worked retail almost my entire life and had every intention and have enough respect for the shopkeeper to replace the unwanted dishes back in the original stack. He yells in French that he wants me to stack the items on the floor and he moves the dishes onto the floor. I continue to look for the best pizza dish and place the unwanted dishes in his stack in the floor. Then, he aggressively rounds the corner and comes down the aisle again yelling loudly in English, "Are you going to buy one dish?!" I reply, "Yes." (Nonetheless, I had already selected several other types of dishes I had intended to buy.) He yells, "You have looked through ten dishes to buy one dish?!" (Yes because the glaze was horrible on these dishes.) Is this guy joking or is he mental? I am his only customer in the store! I replied, "Do you know how many years I have shopped here and how many customers I have sent to you?" I left everything and walked away. In English, the woman asks, "What is going on?" He then starts yelling at her in French. Without a response, she turns and walks away and starts sweeping near the register. I asked her, "Is that your husband?" She replies, "Yes." I know she recognized me. I responded, "I hope he treats you better than the way he treats your female customers." I left and I will never return. I worry about his abusive, cruel, and hostile behavior and how he treats his wife. I can say from the bottom of my heart I did nothing wrong. Pull the tapes from the many video cameras located in this store for proof. No one deserves to be treated the way this irrational man treated me. This man is in need of mental help. This seems to be "normal angry" behavior for this man. He needs professional help controlling his anger and whatever is going on in his life. I didn't deserve this and he really owed me an apology. If the two women continue to let him work in that store, the business will deservingly fail. I will never go back and I will never recommended this store to anyone!! I will pay full-price in the retail stores in Les Halles and get the service and respect that I deserve.

This is a restaurant supply shop that houses endless, unique, white Limoges porcelain. It's…read moreridiculously inexpensive and the perfect place to find souvenirs and gifts. I've found Apilco there, which is also sold at Williams Sonoma. The shop keepers are aloof but respectful. They have three floors and there's so much to see. The top floor is kind of goofy with weird offerings. It's still fun to look. Some favorites I bring back are cow, elephant and other animal cream pitchers. They have adorable single cow creamers for €1. I have gotten several terrines there. One I didn't get, but was fantastic, was shaped like a turtle. They take credit cards and I always bring a super large bag because, occasionally, they'll only give me one bag, even though it seems I need two. Quirkiness but who cares? If you care about marks make sure you check the bottom of everything. Some are marked and others aren't. You'll be sad if you're a Francophile and miss this place. Close to the Catacombs. I prefer porcelain to bones.

I had no idea that this haven for tomato scented soap and cheap glass candy jars was only a hop,…read moreskip and a jump from my office. Now I don't have to schlep all the way to the 6th to get my (or my myriad colleagues who are addicted to this stuff's) fix. It's true that the overall art direction of this sickeningly cutesy brand might make you queasy, but they do really have some great, inexpensive French items that work well as gifts. Plus, it's a great excuse to check out this covered passageway, which is the continuation of the Passage des Panormas on the northside of the Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle.

Very cool store with a variety of fun and sophisticated items. There are 4 Fleux shops next to one…read moreanother in Paris so be sure to pop into all of them. There's a kid store with neat toys and trinkets, one that specializes in home goods like pottery and tableware, one that has clothing, bags, posters, and jewelry and the big Fleux store that has a bit of everything ranging from furniture, earrings, mugs, clocks, books, and plants. It reminds me of Pigment in San Diego having a baby with a quirky pier one back in the day. I picked up a cup, lotion, and a poster from 3 different stores and would've loved to bring a clock and light fixture back to the states with me.

TONS of jellycats here! all the same price of the european website. they also have a good selection…read moreof gifts. lots of cute baby clothes as well. a fun shop for a souvenir!