Ordered flowers from the USA to have sent to my bestie in Paris. This shop is fantastic. I always…read moreloved it when I lived in Paris, and the online ordering experience was terrific, as well! Few websites in France cater to US customers. I don't like using a global service, which keeps so much of the money for itself. This money goes straight to the local florist. The flowers were just spectacular and my best friend was so happy! We will be using them again.

Are all French flower shops this beautiful? I stayed at an apartment a few blocks from here and…read morehappen to see large bunches of some of the most fresh, beautiful, bountiful peonies on my way out of the metro. Not a single mark on them. They almost seemed unreal! I like to buy flowers on vacation to make my stay feel more luxurious, and I think they really make a place feel more like a home. 7 Euros (about $10) bought us three of the largest blood-red, most perfect peonies I have ever seen in my life. They even died beautifully, losing all their petals in a slow fragrant death by a kitchen window. Just gorgeous. Buying flowers here means the staff will take your bunch, arrange it into a bouquet for you, wrap plastic and paper in a such a way as to strategically show them off while protecting them during travel. For such a simple, small thing it was a fun tourist experience and likely one of the best flower buying experiences ever.

The Marché aux Fleurs et aux Oiseaux is one of the oldest markets in Paris. Located at the Place…read moreLouis-Lépine, it dates back to 1808, when Napoleon Bonaparte ruled as Emperor of France and implemented a number of upgrades to the city, including several different food markets, la Colonne Vendôme, l'Eglise de la Madeleine, and rue de Rivoli. On any given Sunday, the Marché aux Oiseaux is one of the busiest spots in the city. During my last visit, three cages passed before my eyes within five minutes, as overjoyed children tugged on their parents' arms, pointing to their newfound feathered friends. Very cool flower stalls

I'm about 4 feathers away from getting myself a pet bird so I may not be the best person to judge…read morethis place, but if you want to see an odd little slice of Paris and you're not creeped out by caged birds, come here to the French Flower Market on a Sunday (8 a.m - 1 p.m.) when the flower vendors sleep in and turn the whole place over to the bird vendors. No lie. The place overflows with a ton of caged birds in every size and color and the tweeting and chirping is magnificent. On this day, they also sell bird seed, bird-care books, and bird cages. One guy, unclear on the concept, was even selling bunnies. WTF?? With their beautiful color patterns, feather designs, and graphic simplicity, birds are awesome to look at and this is a pretty sweet place to indulge. I can't imagine what size bribe I'd have to pay to what Customs official to sneak a French bird back into the country. Looking though, is free, and nobody seemed to care that I was there to look, not buy.

We had just toured Sainte Chappelle, and worked our way over to see this amazing indoor/outdoor…read moreflower market. A beautiful variety of all types of plants and flowers, and a lot of neat items for your garden or your interior plantings. We enjoyed our stroll through this market and would encourage people to visit if you're in the area.

Marche aux Fleurs is rather small. If you're in the area, it wouldn't hurt to stop by and take a…read morepeak. However, don't expect to be blown away. There are, of course, flower vendors, some garden supplies, and bird sellers.

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.

I just love being invited to a dinner party in Paris as it provides me with an excuse to visit this…read morewonderful florist, just wonderful. Every bouquet is simply incredible and during the course of the year the selection is just out of this world. The creativity here is only exceeded by their customer service! Always a memorable experience to visit and take it all in, just so wonderful.

I live in New York, I travelled to Paris for a special occasion. I found this place here in Yelp…read moreand took a chance. It was absolutely the best decision I made for this trip. I placed an order on-line with instructions and the exact time. I was thrilled when it was delivered on time. The flowers were beautiful and elegant. It was gorgeously arranged by professional the way it appears. And yes, it captures everyone's attention. I chose, Sweet Flow and special note hand written by their florist. This flowers impressed me that it actually exceeds my expectations. It is indeed Parisians speaks with their stunning arrangements. I am glad I made this choice. FLOWER.FR

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!

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!

I was reluctant to use this company because there were so many bad reviews, I am in the U.S. and my…read moredaughter is celebrating her birthday in Paris where she lives... because this company's website had a nice assortment and promised same day delivery I went ahead with ordering a plant/tree from them today and they delivered it within a couple hours, it looked exactly like the photo and the quality was perfect. I highly recommend ordering from Bergamotte!!

I ordered flowers for my sister in Paris for her birthday. I was told they would be delivered on…read moreher birthday. That day, she received a text from Bergamotte's delivery service that they would deliver between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm. They never showed up, and never advised my sister, who had waited around for them, of when they would show up. The flowers weren't delivered until 2 days later, after emails from both me and my sister, and a call from my sister. The flowers were fine, but the vase was broken. For 159 Euros, I expect a whole lot better than this!