Maison de la Presse
61 Rue Houdan, 92330 Sceaux, France
Librairie
4 Rue Florian, 92330 Sceaux, France
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Les horaires d'ouverture sont les suivants:
| Lundi | Fermé |
| Mardi | 10h00 19h00 |
| Mercredi | 10h00 19h00 |
| Jeudi | 10h00 19h00 |
| Vendredi | 10h00 19h00 |
| Samedi | 09h30 19h00 |
| Dimanche | 10h00 12h30 |
125 Reviews
Very good advice (especially on the comics and youth side, the section I frequent the most), smiling and friendly staff! I highly recommend 👍
I agree with the opinions left above. The welcome is cold, no sympathy with the “new customers”, we almost have the impression of being a nuisance. Order placed Friday for delivery Wednesday. Visit to store Wednesday morning, book not received. Call Wednesday afternoon, book still not received and the gentleman almost hangs up on me because I ask too many questions. I find it important to favor bookstores rather than sending them via the internet, unfortunately I believe that this time my book will arrive faster by post! Best wishes…
Closed. No info online about it:(
The bookstore is very small, far too small to accommodate its customers. The organization of the store really needs to be reviewed because it is impossible to move around freely when there are people there, which is to say most of the time. In addition, the rays are very poorly indicated. The new customer who passes through the doors of this bookstore does not feel at ease, he is suffocated, he is lost in the middle of this world and the books that invade us. It's a shame because there are some very beautiful works.
Good bookstore in terms of books, you generally find what you are looking for even if the place is small. Unfortunately, there is a problem with reception, the booksellers are certainly very friendly towards regulars, friends etc. But when it comes to “normal” customers, I find that the welcome is cold, the answers to questions are cold, you have the impression of being a nuisance. I find it a shame because the principle of a bookstore is the friendliness and sympathy of the sellers. Might as well buy on the internet.