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  • Maria Lourdes G
    2 contributions
    Huge department store perfect for gifts of any kind. Saved me from a rainy afternoon and didn’t expect it to be high end. Turns out it was recently purchased by Galeries Lafayette group.
    Written November 16, 2023
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  • Alice R
    Hobart, Australia8,217 contributions
    We whizzed by this on a bus tour through the area and thought this was a great display and really eye catching.
    Written March 21, 2020
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  • JnVSydney
    Greater Sydney, Australia18,332 contributions
    At 190 meters long its claim to fame is the longest covered passage way in Paris, the end with the clock adds to its beauty, it is not the prettiest however it holds its own.
    Written January 6, 2022
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  • raiderfra
    Belfast, UK76 contributions
    Interesting building though in need of some renovation. Shops are rather mixed from high end boutiques to down market rather grotty units.
    Written October 20, 2023
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  • John R
    7 contributions
    Nice enough place to shop but some of the worker in the shop need to cheer up a little, the to be severed in Zara took ages with no apology given once being served.

    Clean well looked after and lots to pick from
    Written December 18, 2022
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  • Thomas V
    Oakland, CA16,390 contributions
    Small shopping mall on the outskirts of the city, a bit hard to get to. But no great reason to go since there are only a few stores and some restaurants, plus a big multiscreen movie theater. Boring architecture. No charm.
    Written August 18, 2018
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  • Dimitris L
    Sydney, Australia44,496 contributions
    Les Arcades des Champs Elysees is a collection of shops. We were passing by and stopped to have a look. We did not buy anything, but enjoy window shopping.
    Written October 4, 2020
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  • speechtx612
    Commack, NY157 contributions
    We got tickets in advance which helped with the lines. The museum is too overwhelming. We followed the Louvre website suggested itinerary for seeing the highlights. That took about an hour and a half and when we were finished we went on our own to the Crown Jewels exhibit. It is exciting to see famous works of art. It is exhausting to maneuver around the immense palace.
    Written September 27, 2022
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  • Rumples
    Tucson, AZ11,689 contributions
    In December, a friend took us to this open-air passage that had recently opened in the 7th Arrondissement with a focus on food. In an expensive neighborhood, it links rue de Grenelle and rue du Bac and boulevard Raspail. We entered through a long, narrow corridor that features "Traversee," a 2018 art installation by Eva Jospin. On one side, the work displays a tangle of wood, branches, twigs, roots and cardboard trunks. A long mirror on the opposite wall reflects the piece.

    Inside the passage, buildings displayed various architectural styles, from 18th century to modern. Holiday decorations glittered and newly planted trees offered the promise of shade someday. Sculptures waited to be inspected. But the food shops and places to eat are what quickly captured our attention. Menu boards by various restaurants listed the lunch specials, in an attempt to entice the few people there at 2 p.m. on a weekday to enter. We had already eaten, but wanted to see what establishments might be worth returning to on another day.

    Renowned pastry chef Pierre Herme has opened his first cafe here, and that looked promising. A fan of Mersea, I was happy to see its sign for casual street seafood. Tempting cheeses looked out from the new branch of Fromagerie Barthelemy, one of the most expensive cheese shops in Paris. Carrefour City stood ready with groceries and snacks for those on the go. And so it went until we came to Thierry Max Bakery. That's when we decided to duck in for some relief from the cold winter day. Tasty croissants and rich coffee there hit the spot.

    During our visit, the pleasant passage exuded newness. It seemed like a wonderful place for neighborhood residents but not an attraction I would have sought out if not for the interest of our friend. In warmer weather, I assume the space would be much more lively, especially with the addition of customers at the outside tables. But I doubt that we would make a cross-town trip here again, though we would not hesitate to stop by if we happened to be in the vicinity.
    Written May 25, 2019
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  • Scott W
    6 contributions
    It was pouring rain and took shelter sort of randomly. Decided to eat dinner. Had one of the nots Chef Specials. Amazing. This was the kind of meal one hopes to encounter in France. A place with locals serving amazing food, fresh ingredients, professional with pretension staff and at a great value. For $35 E we both had a remarkable pork medallions entree wrapped in filo dough and separated by a thin shaving of pork belly. It was highlighted by a delicate pork broth-based, sherry cream sauce to die for. Add fresh long green beans and in house middle eastern, cheese infused flat bread, and a glass of house wine....I am still smiling thinking about it.
    The interior is clean and stylish. Their is both indoor and patio seating and also a small bar area which clearly was filled with locals who have regular relationship with the staff making for a friendly but very professional environment.
    A deal and an amazing meal!
    Written August 17, 2017
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  • Zfy Ed
    Singapore, Singapore8,519 contributions
    This is a nice neighbourhood supermarket that is bright and spacious with a bakery cafe. There's a large parking spaces and almost all the shoppers are locals. The supermarket carries a wide range of groceries, seafood, fruits, meats, veggies, wine and liquor etc. Prices are reasonable and some are quite cheap.

    What is popular is the bakery at the side, where people queue up to get their staples like pastries and breads. They are nice and reasonably priced based on the quality!

    From our hotel, we walked about 35mins to reach here (actually is about 10~15mins from Halles Market which we visited first before coming by here).

    I will share the pics of this place once this review is approved as TA does not allow the first reviewer to upload photos. I am not sure why.
    Written July 11, 2023
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