This place has everything....seriously - one stop shop all rolled in one. It's like a SUPER Target…read moreof Europe. Except they offered not only mass market beauty brands but also luxe along with groceries! A bit chaotic after working hours but good place to go if you're short on time.

You cna find a bit of everything I love shopping here and there prices are right, is my favorite…read moreplace to stop by when I'm in Paris and they have many locations

Staff are insolent. They refuse to have human cashier, which creates gridlock. This is a business…read morethat doesn't want your business. Stay away from this gellhole.

Not sure why it says department store when it's actually a grocery shop. Good food, sweet fruits,…read morerefreshing OJ and great prices. It's in a corner and lots of self checkout registers. I only bought breakfast food like fruits and drinks but noticed it carried other things as well. Recommend to visitors nearby!

A large Monoprix store which I really like, they have such a good food selection including Lipton…read moreIce Teas, cheese, dairy and even gluten-free bread. I came in here to buy three of the 1L Lipton Ice Tea bottles with the 2+1 offer, a fantastic offer as it means each bottle works at 1.10 euros, this is compared to the average price of 1.9 - 2.9 euros at regular retail stores across Paris for a bottle half the size, a bargain - plus the variety of flavours is great, many of which we don't have in the UK. It's a shame they don't have the Watermelon and Mint flavour, which they have at Monoprix Beaugrenelle for example. Most of the staff seemed friendly, however, at times their product knowledge was questionable and they were unable to suggest a single product which could help with my sunburn from their small cream and cosmetic section. They have a freshly squeezed orange machine and in most places prices are reasonable, the fact it is open late when many other nearby stores close a few hours earlier is also really handy, I wish I knew about this place for my first nights in Paris where I had to buy milk from McDonald's at extortionate pricing. I do think the checkouts are a little odd, and it is easy to walk out of the store and then struggle to find the checkouts, at night they have fewer checkouts on which again is understandable as there are fewer people in the store but I still found it harder to checkout on multiple occasions.

Monoprix is chain retail store in Paris. It sells food, souvenirs, skin care and etc. Just an…read moreamazing grocery store to us. As a tourist, it just right beside our hotel and so convenient. We got our water, snacks and goodies everyday. Yes... I bought truffle chips. We found they have some mushrooms were imported fr Canada. Wow... However, the isles so narrow and the cashier not efficient at all. May be this is Parisian. LOL

Hema is like a smaller, European version of Target which means... I'm kind of in love with it. You…read morecan find a lot of random and/or useful things here that are cheap: - bath things like towels, razors, loofahs - there's a beauty section with make up, nail polishes, hair ties - pans, tools, silverware, and glasses for the kitchen - cute little party favors and things for decorating - baby clothes and toys - chocolate and candies - school and office supplies - photo frames, etc! Basically Hema has what you didn't even think you needed. Like Ikea, I like that a lot of their products incorporate simple but nice design. It makes a difference and kind of makes you want to buy everything. Because it's cheap, everything won't be of the best quality, but if it breaks, it's not like you paid too much. This location has two floors and is larger than the one near Les Halles.

I love this store! I lived in Paris for a couple month, and i always come here for everyday stuff…read more They also sell a lot of travel size items which made it even more convenient for my weekend trips.

Hello, I know the store closes at 9pm but went there at 8.45 pm,planned on getting there earlier…read morebut walking very slow, I have a brace on my leg and walking with clutches, to get one item ! And was not allowed to enter!!! Very dissatisfied, will complain to management as well.

This is an absolutely enormous Monoprix. The entire 2nd floor is dedicated to groceries and…read morealcohol. There's a good supply of pretty much everything you need, and this has to be one of the largest supermarkets within Paris city limits. Downstairs you can get some basic home fixtures and clothes and toiletries. If you're going to be in Paris a while get a "carte de fidelite." It costs nothing and will save you money and give you chances to get in on specials in the store.

A great department store to get modern fashions for much less than the typical department store…read moreprice. Men and women have separate floors and so it's nice to have a great variety of clothing - everything from socks, scarves and hats, to jeans, sweaters and suits are available at this spot. Since a lot of people are here (because of the good deals), be prepared for long lines at times.

If hitting les grand magasins (the big department stores) leaves you exhilarated but depressed…read more(love that jacket? it will set you back 880 euros), C&A is for you. You won't find any brands except their own proprietary labels, but the prices will be a lot kinder on your wallet. Very chic styles, very current, well-made clothes for men, women and children. Infant and layette and toddler clothes are particularly adorable. This location has the best selection. If you're doing detaxé (currently purchases over 175 euros are eligible), pay at any of the cashiers and they can direct you to the desk where you'll get your paperwork.