This is a very nice Monoprix located in downtown Reims. It's inside a shopping center, but this…read moremassive Monoprix is part grocery store, part department store! If you're looking for some staples, this is your place. The grocery store has a great selection of local wine and spirits for decent prices. There's a lot of food too: fresh fruit, frozen items, bakery items, and must-haves for visitors in France, like bottled water and French butter for your baguettes! We loaded up on some wine and champagne for our stay, as well as a couple of staples to have for snacks and train rides. This Monoprix has clothing, souvenirs, toys, home goods, and more. I bought this adorable reusable tote bag for around one dollar, and it was not only useful during my trip, but it's one of my favorite souvenirs I bought during my trip to France.

My family went here for some breakfast and it was perfect. The bottom level of this store is a…read moregrocery/bakery. We got fresh squeezed orange juice from the self serve machine and croissants from the bakery. WOW. The croissants were exactly how they're supposed to taste, and better! Flakey, buttery and airy!

When we need some groceries in France we mostly head to the next Leclerc…read more Fair prices, lots of products, local items, great quality and easy to access by car. We had an overnight stay in nearby Gouy before heading to England. Needed some items for dinner, water, soda and milk. Got it all here in this Leclerc in Chambry. It's a very big store with everything you might need. And more. Bought some salad, baguette, diced salmon and white wine for dinner. As excpected very good value. As usual. Great quality for fair prices. Another good shopping experience at Leclerc.

Colruyt is said to be the cheapest place to shop in Belgium for food and that other stuff that you…read moresometimes need. Overall the deals are better than the other two big discount stores - Aldi and Lidl. There was a Colruyt on this spot but was torn down and rebuilt. This is the new one and I was really looking forward to going here because I loved the other one. The main improvement that could be seen from the other side was the fact that they now had parking under the building. When I got inside and looked around I was not impressed. Well, I wasn't unimpressed because it pretty much looked just like the last one, the same warehouse style shelves with tons of cans and boxes and bottles and such on the shelves. The wine selection, which was pretty good before, was still pretty good. I particularly liked the couple aisles of beers - many different ones to choose from both Belgian and foreign. Food wise, you can get just about everything here. The "cold" room is a favorite where fruits, vegetables and cheeses are kept, as well as different types of yougurt-y dessert and meats. There were also some free samples of the Danone yogurts. As a matter of fact, you can go to that store and have lunch if you are that desperate. There was free soup, free coffee, free olives, free cheeses, free wine, free orange slices and also chunks of fresh pineapple. .A fun and filling place to shop if you're in the area.

Many organic vegetables, fruits, cheese and ham, from local producers. You can also find "normal"…read moreproducts (wine, beer, juice, frozen pizzas ...). Great bread and viennoiserie from a local baker (call the day before to order what you want otherwise they may not have any bread left). The host is very friendly and helpful. Also, they centralize many information about activities to do in the area so ask them if you have any questions about the area. You can pay with maestro, but not get cash.