Tons of thrifting around here. Pro tip: get the best falafel in town (L’as du fallafel) and hit the shop next door.
Also some decent ones on/off of Rue de la Roquette near Bastille.
Hey! Gallery and art book store : try Halle Saint-Pierre (you can stop by the marché saint-pierre next to it, it's a fabric shop that hasn't changed since the 70s and it's fun to see!) For vintage stores, try Chinemachine, Le Poulpe ressourcerie, and les puces de Saint-Ouen if you're there on a sunday! Nice boutique : Espace Japonais Manekineko de Montmartre, but you have to call the owner and make an apt before coming! Also Philippe le libraire, nice comic shop. hope you have a great time :-)
Found the sickest vintage/secondhand shop in Paris. Actually affordable with a great selection, especially if you want to pick up a suit or nice shirts. All profits go towards housing in France so it’s genuinely charity shop vibes! Managed to get 5 shirts for less than €50
- Vintage Désir (32 Rue des Rosiers, 75004 Paris)
- FREE’P‘STAR (22 Rue de Rivoli, 75004 Paris) The 1€ sections r the best got myself and my friends and families so many cool ass Italy and France based brands nice quality clothing that I still wear through out the years ❤️🔥🧣🦎
If you’re not familiar, this is the best concert calendar for gigs in nyc. I wish it existed in every city. Some fav venues depending on whats happenin: Baby’s All Right, Union Pool, TV Eye, The Sultan Room, Bowery Ballroom, Music Hall of Williamsburg Jazz, etc: Ornithology, Small’s, Nublu, Barbès, LunAtico
