I posted a negative review because of an interaction with an employee and within a day I received a…read moremessage from the owner who has addressed the issue to my satisfaction. This is the way business should be done and I appreciate his attention. The shop, only a block from Notre Dame, offers a nice selection of souvenirs at reasonable prices.

From the owner: Souvenirs de Paris personnalisés T.Shirts of Paris with your…read morename Engrave Padlock

Not really worth it. Yes, it has style, but you get most of the stuff much more cheaper elsewhere…read more And they don't have lots of products to buy either. When I visited Paris I wanted to buy a statue of the eiffeltower as a souvenir. So I visited lots of souvenir shops at Sacre-Coeur and Notre-Dame before I went to Rendez-Vous. Let me tell you, the quality is the same, but the price is MUCH higher at Rendez-Vous (60 bucks vs 15 bucks). If you have the money and want more stylish gifts for your family, buy at Rendez-Vous. If you don't have the money go shop at the dozens of souvenir shops near mayor landmarks - but please don't buy anyhing from street vendors - they are illegal. ----------------- Deutsch: Ein Besuch lohnt sich nicht wirklich. Klar, der Laden hat Stil, aber die meisten Produkte kann man woanders sehr viel billiger erwerben. Als ich Paris besucht habe, wollte ich eine Statue vom Eiffelturm als Souvenir mit nach Hause nehmen, deshalb habe ich relativ viele Souvenirläden in der Nähe der Sacré-Coeur und des Notre-Dame besucht, bevor ich das Rendez-Vous besucht habe. Die Qualität der Produkte ist die gleiche, nur die Produkte sind deutlich teurer gewesen (60 Euro vs 15 Euro für die selbe Qualität). Falls ihr also das Geld haben solltet und etwas "stylischeres" für eure Familie kaufen wollt, dann kauft hier. Falls ihr weniger Geld zur Verfügung habt solltet ihr die zahlreichen Souvenirshops besuchen. Aber kauft bitte nicht von den zahlreichen Straßenverkäufern, die sind illegal.

I was looking at snow globes, and a worker came to me and gave me a boxed one. When we opened it,…read morethe internal figure was glued on its side and no way of getting it upright. The employee stopped me when I picked up one without the box and then she gave me the one with the box and said this one is newer. Now I'm thinking she only gave it to me because it was already broken. I should've looked at it prior to purchasing it, but I trusted the employee who gave me it.

Not quite sure what was wrong with the other guy that reviewed this place, but calm that down son…read more No need for that last remark. I had no negative reaction while I was here, in fact, quite the opposite. Being my niece's birthday the day I visited here I was looking for something small to add to the gift I had gotten her already. I came in and this is nothing more than a souvenir shop. Which was exactly what I was looking for. I was going to buy the usual schlock here, but decided to browse a little more. I ended up finding a small teddy bear that was perfect for what I needed. Paying for it was a breeze too. While my card was processing the clerk took time to wrap the gift for me and affix a key chain to the bag. While she was doing this we chatted a bit and when she heard it was my nieces birthday she added another key chain and wished my niece a happy birthday as I walked out of the store.

Right place to shop for souvenier. Owner is kind and gave me a free keychain. The prices are…read morereasonable. The selections of magnets are cute and unique. I recommend this store.

The best one stop shop for souvenirs in Paris, with great prices. Merci Sebastien!!! I hope to…read morereturn very soon.

This shop was my favorite shop to visit on my trip to Paris. I walked out with about 30 gifts for…read morefriends and wanted to keep shopping but my hands were full. Super cute shop with all sorts of gifts for everyone on your list. My favorite gifts are the soaps shaped like macaroons! Love! A must visit for anyone who wants to find non cheesy gifts for people.

Of the dozens and dozens of shops I visited on a recent trip to Paris, this was by far my favorite…read more It carries a lot of fun and relatively inexpensive items that I didn't see in other shops and I was able to pick up a few gifts for friends and myself. The best feature by far of this shop is the woman (Catherine) who was working there when I visited. The shop was very busy (another sign of its superiority over other shops in the area) so I had to wait longer than typical to have my purchases rung up. I had no problem with that because I was excited about what I was buying but was very touched when Catherine gave me a free sachet to thank me for my patience. That little show of kindness will be one of my favorite memories of my time in Paris.

TL;DR - If you want a souvenir, this is the place to get it…read more Cute little shop selling souvenirs, but the unique selling point is that everything here is made in France - no cheap mass produced rubbish here. The selection of goods is small but well curated, and everything is very reasonably priced - although you're paying for quality so don't expect things like €1 fridge magnets! We got a gorgeous tea towel here - something to remind us of our Paris adventure when we're back home and doing the washing up! We actually popped in twice and spoke with a couple of members of staff who were lovely. Both spoke perfect English, and one also introduced us to her gorgeous dog, Victor, who wanted us to play ball with him! Highly recommended.

Stumbled upon this cute little shop while waiting for the Absinthe store to reopen. The store…read moreitself didn't look too appealing, I actually thought it was a store that sold balls because there were balls hanging on the walls. There is actually quite a few gadgets that were perfect gifts for friends and family back. I ended up purchasing a few sets of Absinthe since they came in packs of 3, a couple of jam gift sets and a few soap bars. The owners were very friendly and welcoming and now that I am back home I really wish I had purchased more!

Les Souvenirs de Paris is one of the many souvenir shops in Paris, more specifically one of the…read moremany shops near the big attraction - The Eiffel Tower or the Tour Eiffel as they say in France. I mainly come in here, while passing to pick up some postcards, as I was drawn in by a sign which said I could pick up 10 for just 2 euros, which seemed like a good offer, working out 20 cents each. The postcards were not special or unique, they were simply from the "Paris et ses Merveilles" selection, which is available all over Paris. This is basically a typical souvenir shop, and isn't really the best of places to look around, and is more of something you would find in a holiday resort in a way, compared to a major city and is something in its' format which would be laughed at in the UK in towns like London, which would have very different layouts in terms of shops like this. The store can get quite busy, being just off a major road and so close to the Eiffel Tower, so isn't in the best of locations, if you want to spend some time looking outside at the postcards etc. Honestly, they didn't seem to have a great selection, as I found it hard to pick up 10 different ones, and there were packages to get even more than that. Overall, this store is satisfactory, it is average and the selection can often be matched or bettered in many other places, I sadly just don't feel this shop makes the cut, it might be better than others, but still is no where near perfect either and sadly just deserves a high two star rating, rather than anything over that.

Target of Paris! They have it all clothes, milk, jewelry, wine, toilet trees, and personal items!read more

Monoprix is like the French Target, and this one, right off Champs-Elysées, is truly more of a…read moreTar-zhay. One of my friends wanted to go in to buy a plain black cardigan, which she was correct in thinking she would find, and we ended up spending like an hour shopping and browsing. The store was huge and well stocked, with tons of clothing and accessories, as well as an enormous pharmacy and cosmetics area. I thought about picking up some Caudalie and La Roche-Posay products, which were very cheap, but decided against it to avoid checking my bag going home. Joke was one me when I had to check it anyway, and barely made my flight because I hadn't accounted for that extra chunk of time. Buying a bunch of French skincare would've saved me a little bit of stress. I did get a French nasal spray on the recommendation of my friend who lives in Paris. I bought it for my perpetually congested husband, who was home watching the kids. It was the only souvenir I brought him from my trip (though I did get a Diptyque candle for the house), and I actually used it first when I caught a cold last month. I can at least attest that it worked quite well. The Monoprix was bustling, but check-out was easy and quick. I left with my nasal spray, and my friend did get her black cardigan. If you're looking to score some well priced French products, this place is definitely worth checking out. And if you're on the fence about that Caudalie Beauty Elixir, just go ahead and treat yourself.