Most of the products are high-end goods, and there are only 4 floors. The supermarket offers fresh and various food.

they were not many stuff to browse at. they were mostly very expensive stuff they are selling at this place. it took us only 3 minutes to leave the premise. we took 20 minutes by train to this place :( in comparison, le quatre temps (mall) @la defence area offers much more variety goods and prices.

Le Bon Marche could easily rate a five-star recommendation based on the magnitude and magnificence of their offerings, the attractiveness of their displays, the treats for the senses in their Food Court. But on several successive trips to Paris, several salespeople were inordinately rude for no reason--on different occasions. As courteous guests in this city, we almost never encounter rudeness... More

This modern and clean café is simply amazing. The service is very nice and majority of the staff speak good English. The dish that I highly recommend is the Lamb dish for lunch. It is to die for. The lamb is seasoned very well and is cooked to perfection, they eliminated the raw smell of the lamb expertly. The lamb... More

Oui, certainement - yes, certainly, Le Bon Marche is chock full of designer duds and accessories, but so is Galeries Lafayette and it also has its glorious glass dome. Some of the staff members I encountered gave the impression they did not appreciate visits by foreigners who are not the BCBG crowd (elegant and of the "right" French background) they... More

This is on of the best dept stores anywhere. All brands are under one roof. If you do not have time to go store to store on Fabourg-Montaigne-Champs Elysee then you come here because all the name brands and then some are here. It is spacious, well decorated and while we were there recenetly it was under renovations as they... More

Best dept store in Paris by far! I spent at least an hour in the book dept. Sitting on the chairs provided, perusing the fantastic collection of coffee table books.

If you're coming to Paris to shop for the finest, Le Bon Marche has it under one roof. This was especially great given that it was raining and cold most of the days we were in Paris, so we couldn't enjoy the Faubourg street shops as much as we want. They also have a children section that has in addition... More

Close to a Metro (Babylon), Le Bon March is easily accessible, but it is not the cheapest place to shop, giving its name a lie! And don't forget the sister institution, Le Grand Epicerie, where you can get some outstanding food. Great place to go just before you head back home, to stock up on gifts for others.