Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whatever you do, stay out of American in Paris.
The mean lady doesn't work there any more
She does! She’s the mother of the woman who is mainly there, but the witch works when her daughter can’t.
Anonymous wrote:Red Barn Mercantile is fantastic and the owner is lovely.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whatever you do, stay out of American in Paris.
The mean lady doesn't work there any more
Anonymous wrote:There are plenty of great independent stores left in old town. In addition to ones mentioned, I love fibre space for all things knit and crochet - if you aren’t a crafter the store will inspire you to be one.
The Hour always has cool vintage glassware and gifts.
I’ve not been here yet but Genius Genus is a newish plant store.
Made in ALX has some good gifts.
Bloomers for cute underwear/pjs
Bellacara - makeup, with some harder to find brands
Mae’s Market is nice for lunch, but there are tons of places to try.
For treats I love Casa Rosada Gelato and Lavender Moon Cupcakes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whatever you do, stay out of American in Paris.
Haha wow. That place is still there?
I'll bite. What's wrong with American in Paris?
Here you go!
https://www.yelp.com/biz/an-american-in-paris-alexandria
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whatever you do, stay out of American in Paris.
The mean lady doesn't work there any more
I thought she was the owner! It's wild that place is still in business. Someone warned me 15 years ago not to go in there because of the mean woman.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Whatever you do, stay out of American in Paris.
Haha wow. That place is still there?
I'll bite. What's wrong with American in Paris?