Great little video game store. The owner was extremely friendly to us while my wife and I were…read morebuying souvenirs for our trip. I had to have the little statue of Toad (of Super Mario fame) with the Eiffel Tower to take home as my souvenir. It looks perfect on top of my bookshelf.

Solid internet cafe to feed your Yelp addiction…read more -Note that there are two entrances: one on Rue St Denis and another on Boulevard de Sébastopol. -The English keyboards are grouped together by the Rue St Denis entrance. I logged in to a comp with a French keyboard, realized my mistake and frantically logged off as I wasted a whole minute of my very valuable hour. -It's €3.90 per hour and cheaper as you buy more. -They sell snacks and have clean bathrooms. -€10 credit card minimum!

Very friendly, helped us print out train tickets for like 3.5 euro. Very clean and professional.read more

I was not planning on hitting up a game store, but when I accidentally walked by Trader Games I…read moreknew I needed to go in. This two floor video game store was absolutely amazing from the second I walked in and saw the lower level full of brand new PS5 and Nintendo Switch stuff, but that's not what I was looking for, I wanted the retro stuff which was located upstairs so that's where I headed. When you head up the stairs case and get upstairs, you are immediately greeted by a ton of glass cabinets full of PlayStation Vita, Nintendo GameCube, n64, and a ton of other classic games in all there glory. I had been to a few game shops on this trip, but this place blew all the others away. I spent probably an hour looking through everything and trying to figure out what i should get. After probably 40 minutes of going through everything, I picked up a PAL GameCube game and checked out. The gentleman working was extremely friendly and worked with my extremely poor French and had me out quickly. Overall, Trader games might just be the best retro gaming store in Paris. From an insane retro selection to all the hottest new titles, this store is gonna satisfy whatever gaming itch you are feeling in Paris.

I spent a humongous amount of time in the (huge) book section of FNAC during our last two visits to…read moreParis (in 12/04 & 5/10) and I'm sure I'll do the same thing the next time we visit Paris; their selection of photo/etc. books (my passion) is really terrific. I also visited two of FNAC's other bookstore locations in Paris, but nothing quite compares to the one at des Halles. The reason why I'm not giving five stars is because the employees were rather perfunctory. Still, I gladly spent a small fortune on books each time because of the great selection.

I sent several messages and an email to support regarding a problem I have. No one answered my…read moreemail even after a weeks and someone from facebook support arogantly told me that I would probably never get an answer. I don't speak French so I naturally wanted to solve this problem by email or text since I can translate things.. It's impossible to get an answer. They don't do anything to help you and their rules are ridiculous. I even bought an issurance for the concert ticket and they are not even willing to reply to me. I'll never buy anything there again.