Village Emmaüs Lescar-Pau

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. It's a place where you can get your daily needs at very less price, things are refurbished like furnitures, clothing, utensils, electronics, toys etc these all you can at huge discounted price, there is a farm also so you can buy animals also like chicken, sheep etc, there are some good restaurants where you can enjoy your meal, one thing you need to keep in mind that it closes at 12 pm sharp till 1.30 and then it reopens, overall had good experience, cheers What a great place to just about anything especially if you are willing to look everywhere. I had a great time there with friends and found some treasures. Great thrift village. Great ethos. your treasures here, from clothes, shoes, glasses, crockery, beds, rugs, and much much more. We go every week, and there’s always something new to find. Absolutely fantastic place for thrift and second hand lovers! It's the largest Emmaus in France and has a large selection of items and clothing. It also offers a locally sourced restaurant on site, as well as a large park space available for picnicing, a petting zoo, a farmers market and more. If you love finding hidden gems and giving new life to used objects, this is the place to go! Mostly closed..... I will post again on my next visit when their restaurant and farm are back open. They have household furniture at excellent prices. Electronics, TVs, laptops are also good value. The rest of the stock didn't appeal to me at all. Think of a yard sale on an industrial scale. The staff are really nice, helpful and knowledgeable about the stock, huge carpark, wheelchair accessible, beside the motorway. I will definitely be calling again for home furnishings, hopefully everything will be open. Love this place. Always bargains to be found and I always come away with something that I never knew I needed!! Well organized, just that they do tend to put everything they receive out for sale so you yourself having to sort through an awful lot of rubbish that no one is going to buy, such as broken ornaments and rusty pans. Allow a couple of hours to do it justice! There is a mix of bric or brac for sale. There are also lots of animals etc to see. The ethos is good and I wanted to teach my children about reusing old things but unfortunately a sales person was extremely rude to my daughter when she wanted to buy a magic play set and she didn’t understand the buying/ ticket process. He spoke English with her so it wasn’t a language issue. He then went onto talk about her disparagingly to the next customer when she hadn’t even left the shed. I speak conversational French so understood what he said. It soured my experience of the whole thing. She’s 9 years old. Brilliant place for finding anything fabulous! From kitchenware to bedroom and beyond! Books galore, clothes, shoes, ornaments, antiques and really unusual stuff you wouldn't elsewhere. It's definitely worth the trip, you can have lunch in their restaurant with locally grown produce, or visit the produce shop and make your own lunch. The staff are lovely and you get to know them as they always manage their own department. It's just so organised, but get there early. They restock every day so you'll always something new, I've been many times and have snagged myself some brilliant bargains. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.