This sweet little grocery store was the first store I went to when I first arrived in Paris since…read moreit couldn't be more conveniently located than right across the tiny street from my hostel. It is in my heart because it has everything I could ever want in such a small storefront. It has a salad bar with a wide variety of veggies and other goodies to create your favorite salad to take away. Plus, they have a solid produce section. They have a variety of dairy milk alternatives and they have quite the variety of yogurts, as far as what kind of milk you're looking for. For example, dairy, goat, sheep, low-fat, full-fat, with a particular fruit. They have so much more including non-food products such as toiletries and miscellaneous hardware stuff. Everyone is really friendly encouraging you to work on learning French.

While we visited Paris we stayed a few days by Sacred Heart and this store is near the main street…read morewhere you can find plenty of restaurants and shops. The store is convenient since they do open early and close fairly late. They have plenty of things and since they have two floors of space you can find almost everything you need on your vacation. We bought from toothpaste, bread, jam, water, and much more. It was an easy checkout and we came back several times. Prices are good and the store is clean. If you are in the area this place is easy to shop in and you can pay cash or credit card.

The Paris version of Target for us American visitors. So much gifts, food, treats, home decor,…read moreclothes, wine, etc. They have fresh fruits and veggies, wine and snacks on the lower level, with clothes and home decor on the above level, and body care and food on ground level. Everything was super organized and I was able to get a lot of chocolate to bring back as gifts. I bought one of the cold, need to be heated meals. And it wasn't that good. It was so soggy. I also got a rice ball and sandwich which were fine, but I would not recommend the cold meals unless it's the sushi. Tl;dr - Paris Verizon of target, lots of gifts you can bring back, don't get the cold food bowls.

Love this place they have everything with good prices. They have almost everything you need.read more

I've long been a fan of the Monoprix chain of stores, but this particular location is most…read moreimpressive. The first floor consists of a large supermarket which has everything from fresh fish to potted herbs and a variety of packaged goods and prepared food as well as an extensive wine section which includes the ingenious product Porteval=white wine in little juice boxes. The second floor is similar to a Target, containing clothing, cute housewares, office supplies and beauty products. I found a canvas sac imprinted with a tres chic chat and a Nivea face wash that is a superior product to its counterparts found stateside.

Soy milk and almond milk are in small boxes on shelves near the cereal. It's a large store with a…read moregreat variety of products and fast helpful staff.

Conveniently located near our Hotel , Lumen. When you need water or other necessities while on the…read morego.

After walking into 14 different Franprix over the course of 2 days in search of a rotisserie…read morechicken, we finally found one. But at what cost? Everything. This ended up being the worst grocery store rotisserie chicken that I've consumed on the journey, and I've tried 90 different ones since March 14th. It was overcooked to the point of being straight chicken jerky. It ranked a whopping 1.0/10, and at a soul crushing $15.20, it was the 9th most expensive. It ranks 90th out of 90. Dead last. It ranks the same as the Super Aki in Cancun, which allegedly got me sick. It falls lower on the rankings as it was more expensive. In all honesty, I'm grateful for it. How could you ever appreciate the highest of highs without the lowest of lows? IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

This fancy new Monop is equipped with a cafe corner, a nice sized wine cave, lots of big bright…read morerefrigerators and one of those check-out stations with digital number displays that tells you which cashier is open. High tech baby! Too bad that the line extended all the way to the back of the store when I was there. It eventually moved fast, but it's a bit jarring to see one gigantic queue of people stretch past the aisles, preventing people from shopping normally and creating a general tension since you can only imagine all of the huffing and eye rolling going on there.

I'm used to Franprix being clean in general, but this one is exceptionally so, and fairly large for…read moreone of the "neighborhood-sized" editions.

Needed a grocery store for a quick dinner to take back to our hotel. Service was very friendly as…read morewe stumbled through checkout. I wished they had more takeaway options but other than that it met our needs. I'll be back for chocolate bars to take back as s

Store looks recently remodeled and has an "American supermarket" feel to it ... wide aisles, nice…read moreselection. Prices are 5 - 10% or more higher than Monoprix.