En Paris

This is a response I received from Toya H. (see 5 star review below) who is allegedly an employee of this shop:
«No you’re a joke. The intelligent thing if you can’t afford it don’t buy it. Some people are just natural born haters. Why was your friend video taping since it is just a normal looking store. She admitted that she was Oops. We called her back the same day & let her know we found her jacket. You are hateful & low class. See a sister with a exquisite shop & your just hating. You know it’s magical. HATERS,
What a joke the most beautiful shop in Midtown & your hating. Very envious I’m employee not hanging out and we called the same day & told the lady we found her jacket that she left we are running a business not a lost & found & she still has not come for it. And my boss was cashing out a big spending customer was she supposed to stop & look for your friends jacket. And you so rudely exclaimed that your friend wasn’t filming but she admitted that she was. Oops. It’s so sad that you go around complaining with your. raggedy low class ways. Beware these are people that never support your business, but always have something negative to say. Haters are going to Hate.»
This is clearly not a professional establishment. Let this response serve as a warning for those thinking of shopping here– you will be attacked and harassed online. It’s also really sad when a shop has to have their own employees post 5 star reviews to bump their poor rating on Unilocal

This shop is exquisite & like a fairy tale. Stevie does all the displays.& handpicks everything in the shop. She has the best taste in the ATL. You have to experience this wonderful magical shop. the color coordination is fantastic. Please come and experience Enparis.

Stopped by after working out and needed to get a gift for a friend’s birthday. The owner was so nice she pulled out many options to look at. I bought a very pretty scarf. We chatted while she rang me up and was very pleasant. Next time I’min need of a gift I’m gonna stop by. I so want to support local so that this store doesn’t go away and get replaced by another f**king Starbucks.

This store was irresistibly girly, I had to go in with my friends, however the employee in the shop was one of the rudest employees I’ve ever had the misfortune to meet. With every question came a rude response, my friend took a photo of how cute a jacket was and the shop keeper ran up to her and told her to delete it immediately and kept asking to see it to make sure it was erased (super weird) then my other friend asked about a pair of shoes that were all around the store and if there were more sizes, the employee got incredibly defensive saying they didn’t sell the shoes there and that she didn’t know who the designer was and kept it very short with us.
Another weird thing about this store was how it was priced in relation to the quality of it. There was a shirt for $ 85 made completely out of polyester yikes

Such a cute place! How could you resist wandering in?
Well be warned. The shopkeeper is more irritable than the store’s cheery décor would suggest. The lack of labels on the clothes lends an air of mystery, but asking questions will earn you chilly responses. It is apparently none of your business to know who makes the clothes. Or where they are made, or what they are made of, or how to clean them. Just be a good customer, and don’t ask any questions.
Thanks for topping off my already long day with inexplicable rudeness. I hope your exquisite decorating skills continue to fool work-​weary passerby.

I love this little boutique in the heart of Midtown, and I’m sure you will too if you have a girly girl to shop for in your life. If you need something beribboned, feathered, covered in pearls, Chanel inspired, or straight from the closet or quote book of Audrey Hepburn, En Paris has you covered. From paintings, to knick knacks, to purses and clutches, to jewelry, to every kind of frilly or delicate kind of clothing or scarf, they have it all attractively displayed in color coordinated areas of the store. The items for sale are like Anthropologie crossed with a French Flea Market, which is a fun and intriguing aesthetic.
I feel like everything is just a *touch* overpriced, but this is Midtown after all, and their items are unique. They do frequently run Scoutmob promotions for 50% off, so there are some ways to save some money.

The owner of the store Flo or Flora does an amazing job decorating the store and changing the displays every time I pay a visit. I’ve bought small decorating items here and there. I feel that the shop carries some cookie cutter items for the buckhead bettys, but for someone like me I keep an eye open for the more unique items. With the sales that they continuously run its well worth shopping here. I find it sad people have given this spot a bad review because they are used to shopping at ikea.

I do think this store is great in theory. The contents of the store are beautiful. However, severely over priced. I went in on a Thursday and found a shirt that was priced as a dress for $ 50 I bought it bc I loved it, it was more of a tunic. It is made by a company called Piko 1982. I asked if she had other colors, and she said she would order the other color in my size and call me the next week. Well I came in 2 weeks later, and still hadn’t received a call. When I inquired about the ones still hanging, I noticed that the shirts now cost $ 65 AND the clothing tags had been cut. I found the SAME exact shirts (as they are actually shirts and not dresses) at K-​La boutique for $ 35 AND a variety of colors. When I asked her why the price went up, she looked confused (I knew she was the owner as we had talked prior) and she said, she would give me it for $ 50 if I wanted it. Needless to say, I did not buy it.
I would never spend my money there again.

Somebody should tell the owner that saying «en Paris» is the equivalent of saying «at Atlanta». I think they mean «a Paris», or «in Paris». They just sound ig’nant.

So many cute things in this unique store in the heart of Midtown. I spent a little over $ 100 and picked up a cool mini statue for my office, vintage-​esque pearl necklace, a beautiful rhinestone Teddy bear picture frame (it is exquisite, not a rinky dink frame) and a fabulous soy scented candle. That covered my office, home, baby shower and jewelry. You cannot beat that! The owner was friendly and let you shop in peace and there is a diverse offering of quality goods that makes me look forward to going back. Je t’aime En Paris!

So on my only visit to this store, I purchased a small, rectangular jewelry box (glass on four sides) — much like the one sold at Urban Outfitters for $ 40. As advertised, everything in the store was on sale, so instead of $ 80 I purchased mine for $ 40 (great, right?!). The reason for this re-​review is that I noticed last night that the edging on my box is merely PLASTIC covered in GOLD PAINT… and they were going to sell that crap for EIGHTY DOLLARS?! I seriously kind of feel screwed having paid FORTY for it. I’m PRETTY sure the one at Urban is higher quality. SUPER fail. I’ll attach a photo of it later…