Bazar Sans Frontieres

Je pense que c'est a mon tour de laisser un commentaire ^^ Je venais ici souvent etant plus jeune avec mon pere et j'etais toujours heureuse de repartir avec mes petits livres pomme d'api et j'aime lire. Tout etais très different au niveau des rayons, si bien que quand je suis revenu je ne reconnaissais presque rien (hormis l'etage ou il y avait avant les livres) .J'y suis retourne plus ressement avec ma mere pour y acheter quelques coupelle et le rayons n'etaient pas si bien range que maintenant ( nous y avons quand même trouve notre bonheur) ^^ Bref tout ca pour dire que malgre ses petites imperfections le bazar sans frontieres a beaucoup change et malgre tout ce qu'on pourra en dire sur les prix, qui sont parfois un peut exagere je le reconnais ^^"... j'aime beaucoup y aller et trouve de petits tresors que je n'aurai jamais imagine voir un jour. Je ne peux donc que le recommander aussi bien pour les personnes qui recherchent des choses bien precises, qu'a d'autres qui ne savent pas trop quoi faire de la journée et juste flaner dans les rayons . Ps: encore merci pour tout

J'adore faire un tour chez Bazar sans frontieres. Le magasin est toujours bien range, l'équipe est très sympa et je trouve toujours de bonnes affaires. Par ailleurs, le depot d'objets se fait rapidement et dans le sourire. Je recommande vivement.

Très bel endroit plein de pepites style vintage et de vaisselle a petits prix. Personnel très accueillant je vous ke conseille a 100%.

Une elegance dans la mise en place des ventes a themes. Un personnel très sympathique et accueillant Les lieux de vente sont bien organises Un lieu exceptionnel sur Annecy J'adore et j'y viens frequemment Forcement, c'est la note maximum

Le magasin est grand, avec un large choix de livres, jeux, meubles, vetements, objets et accessoires... tout est en très bon etat, a des prix tout a fait corrects. Ce qui est remarquable par rapport a d'autres magasins similaires, c'est le rangement et l'organisation parfait.es, surtout au niveau de la vaisselle. Le personnel est très agreable.

Apres avoir fait appel a Bazar sans frontieres pour vider notre maison suite a sa vente, je conseille vivement leurs services. En amont, un interlocuteur sympathique, professionnel, clair et très rapide dans ses propositions, devis et propositions de date d'intervention. Sur place une équipe de 3 personnes (dont le responsable qui etait mon interlocuteur en amont) ponctuelle, a la fois serieuse, dynamique et efficace, qui travaille avec plaisir et dans la bonne humeur.Et une maison videe dans la journée ! Il ne nous reste plus qu'a evacuer les pots de peinture, huiles et autres produits chimiques non pris en charge, ce qui avait ete stipule des le depart et qq bricoles. Bref, un service de qualite avec des personnes agreables et de confiance !

J'y vais souvent. Et depuis quelque temps, ils ont reorganise le magasin et je trouve ca un peu dommage parce que en reorganisant ils ont enleve enormement d'objets. Il est vrai que ca permet de rendre l'espace plus clair et lisible mais en perdant de la quantite. De plus, je trouve que les prix ont un peu augmente et c'est très dommage. Ca reste des prix raisonnables bien evidemment. Je continuerai d'y aller, malgre ces changements.

Je suis alle a bazar comme a mon habitude depuis 1 an et j observe une augmentation consequente des prix sur leurs produits. En effet j aime beaucoup ce lieu car il me permettait en tant qu etudiante d acheter principalement de la vaisselle a prix raisonnable. Or , ce matin j ai eu la surprise a la caisse de constater que les prix non justifies etaient assez peu dote de sens.. car j'ai achete deux shooter d'une contenance d environ 2ml a 4EU ! Ainsi qu'un petit porte clef a 1EU alors qu' il mesure que 3cm ! Alors que de l autre cote nous avons un mug d'une grande contenance a a peine 1EU? Pourquoi ces prix ? Comment les determinez vous ? Une augmentation des prix de certains produits non justifiable ? Pourtant c est une association...J'espere que vous vous re pencherez sur le sujet car votre etablissement est quand même apprecie par beaucoup, il serait dommage de perdre sa clientele :(((

I already left a review in 2025 about Bazar sans frontieres... and unfortunately, in 2026, the situation has worsened. What was originally an accessible, useful, and coherent place--allowing students or anyone else to equip themselves cheaply while consuming responsibly--has now become completely disconnected from this objective. The prices are now inconsistent and excessive: ordinary, sometimes damaged items (like chipped dishes) are sold at prices worthy of an antique shop. Items that were worth EU1 before are now EU5 or EU6, without any apparent justification. The store has been completely reorganized, admittedly more visually "cleaner," but at the expense of the original spirit: you can no longer browse freely, compare, or simply take the time to look. I was even criticized for looking at several items before making my choice--which is perfectly normal in this type of place. Another issue, already raised last year and still unaddressed, is that the price tags and tape used to display the items damage them and are extremely difficult to remove. Finally, the staff's welcome and attitude leave much to be desired: no self-reflection, no listening to feedback, and a general sense of disinterest towards customers. I also noticed that some displays (tableware, decorations, etc.) give the impression of an exhibition space rather than a retail location. The prices on these items--decorative plates, knick-knacks--are so inflated that they don't sell. I go there regularly, and nothing ever changes: the same items remain, gathering dust. It feels more like a museum than a secondhand shop. Today, shopping at this store sometimes costs more than buying new items at discount retailers, which is absurd for an organization supposedly dedicated to promoting secondhand goods. It's a real shame, because the initial idea was excellent. But as it stands, it no longer inspires anyone to buy anything or even donate.

The staff are friendly and welcoming, the aisles are well-organized and fairly tidy. You have to look carefully to find the hidden gems. However, the prices on some products are the same as in-store or online... That's a shame.

Hello, I'm looking forward to seeing all these new things on my next visit to Annecy. Every time I come for a stroll, I always find something to buy.

I go to this place regularly, and I find the prices are getting higher and higher, often inconsistent. One thing shocked me this week: I saw a wheelchair for sale at EU500. Knowing that people donate the items they resell, wouldn't it have been more sensible to give this wheelchair to a disability association that surely needed it? Everyone has their own conscience, especially when it comes to an association.

I've known BSF for 20 years. I used to go there when I first arrived in the area, and it was truly useful; it made perfect sense. On a student budget, you could furnish your small apartment. And proof that it worked is that they expanded. But expansion means losing sight of the "why" and the "how," in favor of a purely business-oriented approach that hides behind subsidized employment contracts. As a result, you can now find a Formica chair for 45 euros, overpriced furniture, and relatively expensive dishes, even if you can still find one or two cheap items. They even sell off skips from the recycling center for their BOZAR store at inflated prices. And don't even get me started on the clothes. I don't buy anything there, except for toys for my little one, because, remember, we donate them. They don't pay maximum social security contributions and receive subsidies on every contract. They only come to your place when there are interesting things to resell; otherwise, you're on your own, and even then, they don't take everything. In short, a capitalist mentality disguised as solidarity. An antique dealer took over the management, if I'm not mistaken, and it shows. Just look at the furniture prices--more expensive than at professional dealerships. If you're looking for genuine social balance, honestly, this is a place to avoid. Two stars because the basic principle is still appealing, but remember that they get everything handed to them, that they receive enormous tax breaks upfront, and in the end, few can afford to buy furniture there. The hipsters are happy; it provides plenty of conversation at the cafe.

I go to this store very often; it's true the prices have gone up a bit, but I always leave with something. They have everything, as the name suggests--it's a bit of a bazaar! - Thanks to David for the recommendation He's a resourceful and funny young man too It's great to see young people who are eager to learn and succeed. All the best to you all, and see you soon!

Here, you can buy everything at a low price because it's second-hand.

Dogs are not allowed in the store, while some pharmacies allow them. When will there be more tolerance?

The Bazar store has changed a lot, with a major renovation and reorganization of the space. It's brighter, more fluid, and more pleasant. Regarding prices, some are still good (and some products come with a guarantee), while others are less so, so it's worth a look around. The staff are welcoming. Well done to the team for your work!

Prices need to come down!! I've been coming here to browse for bargains for a long time, but the prices are exorbitant for a so-called solidarity and non-profit space! EU15 each for very rusty garden chairs? Come on! Please adjust your prices. **In response to your reply below: I already contacted the manager or representative, and the response was that the displayed prices are not negotiable and no price reduction is possible. And regarding your payroll expenses: You have very advantageous conditions for recruiting individuals on a reintegration program, exempt from taxes, among other things; if you're getting a lot of feedback about your exorbitant prices, it's not by chance. So if there's no profit motive, they need to be adjusted, right?! Otherwise, you're a store and no longer a non-profit. Anyway, I'll close this parenthesis.

A must-see. There are some great deals to be had.

A move that couldn't have gone better, with attentive, respectful and efficient staff!

The premises are increasingly well-organized, the items are displayed to their best advantage, and the prices remain just as attractive. The staff is welcoming. In short, whether you're in need or simply want to treat yourself, it's hard to leave empty-handed, and it's very motivating to donate what you no longer need to give it a new life.

The prices have become so high for a place like Emmaus... It's a shame. If it continues like this, I might as well buy new.

I've been coming here for years, and many others share my opinion: the prices are too high, especially considering you're a non-profit organization. Furthermore, all the items are donated by individuals. I think people are getting fed up with this place, particularly with the clothing section, where the prices are completely out of line with the quality of the products. The priority should be selling and clearing out the stock. Sincerely

The prices are inconsistent. A Parkside wood chipper is listed at EU40, while it currently costs EU49 new in stores. The furniture prices are sometimes incomprehensible. For items that are donated and supposed to be accessible to people in need, this seems contradictory to the Bazar sans frontieres philosophy.

Way too expensive. These prices are ridiculous.

A well-organized and attractively presented bric-a-brac shop. The prices are reasonable, despite a few inaccuracies on some items... The staff are friendly. I found a few odds and ends.

A two-level reuse center with several well-organized areas, full of treasures! Go and do some good!

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