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8 years ago
Great central location near the Paris Opera. I bought a cardboard shipping tube to store my souvenir postage in my luggage.
19 rue du 4 Septembre
75002 Paris
France
Opéra, Bourse, 2ème
01 42 44 22 50
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http://www.officedepot.fr/
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Excellent flower shop walking distance to St Lazare, Trinité and Chaussée d'antin metros. Beautiful…read moreselection and quality flowers, bouquets and orchids. Very friendly gentleman with excellent service. Highly recommend!
Jacques Semer
(5 reviews)
When a close friend needed a little pick-me-up, I called this charming shop to have a bouquet…read moredelivered to her home nearby. Mr. Semer took my order by phone, promised to create a cheerful bouquet for my budget, deliver it that evening, and send the credit card receipt to my home the following day. All good stuff. I found out the following day that the bouquet was beautiful and that the lovely Mr. Semer actually delivered the package himself. So definitely an address worth keeping handy for those flower-needy friends in the 18th.
Peonies
(23 reviews)
I had the pleasure of going to Peonies during one of my trips to Paris and it is a quaint little…read morecafé on a rather busy street. I ordered the avocado toast, the pink matcha and a slice of carrot cake. I wasn't the biggest fan of the avocado toast or maybe I've just had better. The carrot cake was the star for me. I've noticed that France is pretty big on carrot cake so I've had about a dozen cakes from different places. The matcha here was just okay. All in all the presentation was better than the food itself. It's worth going to if you're in the area but definitely not somewhere I'd frequent or crave.
Okay I'm OBSESSED with this place. I love that it's called Peonies (my favorite flower) and they…read moresell flowers! They'll have peonies in the spring/summer time. The decor in here is absolutely daring and the open space is really inviting. Most coffee shops in Paris are crammed into small dark spaces. So the large windows and bright green tile is lovely. The decor in here is absolutely adorable (see pictures) and it smells heavenly because of the flowers. I usually get a latte here which is very good and usually a little treat. They also offer mint water for free which is a nice little gesture. They switch out their bakery items regularly. I ordered a cookie with flowers on it, it was so yummy and like no other cookie I've tried. It's not overly crowded in here yet, which is also nice. So many coffee shops here have so many people so I'm glad I've found this cute little gem. If you're in the 10th check this place out!
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(1 review)
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stopped by here randomly on our last night in Paris :'(…read more we wanted to buy some simple flowers to thank our host and happened across this flower shop. we bought a bouquet of white flowers that looked like large daisies for 10 euros and were very happy with our purchase. the reason i'm rating this 5/5 s because of the store owner. I can't remember his name now-- he is a older gentleman, probably in the 50-70 year ballpark. He was so gentle and kind to us even though we couldn't understand each other. Mr. Florist packaged our flowers with care and precision. What a cutie pie. My sister and I were charmed and left the store hoping to return someday.
Faubourg Saint-Martin
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If you're like me and the Spring makes you want to cover your home in green living things, then…read moremake a b-line for this adorable shop where they not only have a perfectly edited range of cut flowers, but potted plants that are small enough for the average Parisian home. On a recent visit I made a major discovery there: potted plants sold in vintage ceramic pots for prices less than what a bouquet usually costs (eg. 20-25€). Makes a great gift for that host with the most too!
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Royal Souvenirs
(15 reviews)
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
Au nom de la Rose
(4 reviews)
Muito bom ter uma floricultura por pert .. Legalread more
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This is a real trial of a place to go if you're an artist: so many wonderful tools and media to…read morechoose from! Thankfully I'm not one so I just found the largest mailing tube that they carried (no one else has a larger one, or even one of that size) and carried it out. It ended up being perfect for transporting some large prints overseas.
If you need art and crafts supplies - go here. It is the best place for that kind of stuff in Paris…read moreand the prices are very reasonable. Most artists in the region know this address if you ask.
this was my absolute fave gift/stationary shop in all of Paris. Just recently saw some of their…read moreitems at Anthropologie in the states- I hope they don't get too big as they are perfect just the way they are now. Lots of really clean design, pricepoints are manageable, staff seems ultra cool but not in a snobby way.
We were walking down one of Paris' many streets and we stumbled upon Papier Tigre. Not much to look…read moreat from the outside, but on the inside is a stationery person's dream. There are all these little cute binders, notebooks, pins, pens, desk lamps. Although a small store, I could have spent at least 30-45 min in there just perusing their goods. I ended up getting a beautiful journal with a "pen band" to hold the pens I would use with the journal. I also got a rotating calendar that shows the fruits and vegetables that are in season at the time. There was a beautiful desk lamp in the shape of a book that turns on when you open it and turns off when it's closed. So beautiful. Their products remind me of similar things you might find in a Japanese stationery store. You want to know what the best part was? They gave us a reusable bag after our purchase to carry our items!
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.
HUGE art and craft supply store. There were employees that we could've asked for help if we…read moreneeded, but no approached us as is the French way. Found what we wanted and the cashier was very pleasant. Highly recommend!
When traveling in Europe, the best way to see any city is to just go walk around. I love to wander…read morewhichever direction my feet take me, and on one recent day, they took me right past Rougier et Ple. I was honestly not sure what to expect. The building is REALLY big and kind of loud in decor. They sell a wide variety of items, mostly for arts and crafts. For Americans, think of it like a really big, expanded Michael's. I found a bunch of super cool cards and postcards there (I can never help myself... I love cards). And then as I went up floor after floor, I found the most stunning displays of paints, colored pencils, markers, canvases, etc. I didn't immediately locate the stairwell and instead rode up in the elevator. Don't do that... it's covered in graffiti and kind of nasty. Take the steps. But I had a great time poking around in this store and totally am happy I stumbled upon it during my adventuring!
Late review, but better Only had an hour in the hottest day in July there, but what a find. I met…read moreillustrator Rachel Cunningham (find her on Instagram as @Rachelcunning) who gave great tips on pens/inks that would be great for urban sketching while traveling (the ONE area I underpacked in). I only wish I'd had more time to pick up SCHMINKE watercolors for the pan (since they are not easily found in the US). I had a lovely time, and I thInk of this delightful little shop near the Opera House. I'd love to go back.
Lovely shop, lovely owner. Great place to spend dollars and time in Paris. Would love to visit…read moreagain!
Awesome place with a lot of movie posters, artwork, and home decor. A must-see for our Paris tripread more
They aren't that big, but have exactly what I hope to find in an art store, including all sizes and…read morebrants of pens and markers ( though for one tria marker, you pay 4.95€.) like most art supply stores I've found here in Paris, they tend to be expensive, but here they speak a little English and are generally helpful.
Huge range and variety of art supplies for art students or just simply art lovers. They help you…read moreout with picking materials and are really responsive. But just like any other art supply shop, their products still remain in the pricier range (although they have discounts for art students on certain products and general discounts on others). Anything you'd need art-wise is pretty much there.