Yes.

Sorry, I did not see one. Good luck on your quest...you may just have to go back ;>)

No,everything is open, the grocery stores offer pretty good selection of wine, Grad Prix had Chateaux Lalibarde, good price and excellent wine. We stayed at some friends house, thank good for that.

If you are staying more than a few days consider Airbnb, Homeaway, etc. and get a great apartment. Less expensive than a hotel room and much more comfortable. That is what we always do in Paris.

Hi we stayed at the Hotel Cler....rooms are modern in an ancient building....Beds very comfy, shower great! Staff Wonderful! Insiders tip: If you are going to be using the Metro Monday (start) you can get a ticket for Euro 22 at the train station. It's good for an entire week---including a bus to Charles De Gaulle Airport Just buy a couple of day passes if you are arriving on Sat or Sun. The hotel will scan your passport for you and make a small picture of you for the pass. Hotel Cler did it free of charge. Then you just scan and go....amazing bargain! HAve a wonderful time

There are shops and cafes all along the street. They display merchandise outside and inside. There are meat shops, cheese shops, bakeries etc.

Not at all. Rue Cler is about 3 block long and all the shops and cafes are open every day. Some open a little later on Sundays. Its just a neat little area to visit.

You will be just fine in that area shopping and speaking to the merchants in English. I would be sure to learn just a few words of French like Hello (Bonjour), thank you (merci), etc. I’ve always found that when they see you trying to speak a few words of their language and then ask if they speak English the French people are very receptive.