Love this store ! Had everything I needed to keep me from spending a fortune through my mini bar !…read more every time I'm in town I stop here!

I wished I had time to see the front facing part of this monoprix location but I had intended only…read moreto pickup some Badoit and drinks for my hotel room and to get some relief from the summer heat. This is a great location right off the the champs elysees and I saved myself some cash shopping here. I like the monoprix markets for having inexpensive, but high quality foods.

Great place to shop for groceries on short stays to Paris. They have ready-to-eat sandwich options…read moreat a nice price.....budget friendly!

Franprix is a grocery chain located in proximity to the hotel I was staying at. Granted its not as…read moreclose as the one just downstairs from our hotel but they have more variety and offerings as would be expected of a chain grocer. I would probably stick to the smaller, independent grocers for my fruit and vegetables though because this location was seriously lacking in selection.

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.

A normal grocery store. Good selection of snacks, drinks, bread, cheese…read more Time at the cash was ok. It's on this street that winds down and in the distance you can see the eiffel tower!

I was walking home towards the Canal, towards a favorite Portuguese bakery. It was around noon on…read morea Sunday, and I was dressed in my best, walking down the street after Mass. I was accosted by a young man of the delinquent, possibly homeless variety, who wanted to know if I spoke French and if I could help him have something to eat. My father taught me through example when I was young that if you can offer someone food directly that it was always better than only entrusting them with money, and so, I told him that I did speak French, and given that we were across the street from this Carrefour, I said okay. He went first to the premade food isle. He had pointed out his friend near the entrance as we strode in. His friend waved and was nursing a Heineken. I ignored this and focused on getting him something to eat and moving on. He picked up a couple ready made pastas (that could be eaten cold - they had no microwave out there on the street), some chocolate mousse (even the destitute have taste here in France) and two small lemonades. As I pulled out the money at the cash register to pay, the tight-lipped cashier quickly scanning the items, telling me everything I needed to know about this guy's song and dance by her body language, he had the audacity to ask for some money too. I told him no, politely, and as he continued to press, I waved goodbye and headed out onto the street. Was my good deed ruined? No. I'm sure that he did need food, and that he and his friend would have their hunger sated for at least a while. And I was a bit wiser for the experience, in a number of ways.

Great convenience store in the Champs Élysée neighborhood in Paris. Don't miss the staircase and go…read moreupstairs for more wine and dairy and every day grocery and non-grocery things!

This store always closes 10-15m before the actual closing time (8.30pm instead of 8.45pm). Lazy…read morestaffs with attitude. Do not deserve to have a job.

Googled closest supermarket near Marriott Residence Inn and this place popped up. About 10 mins…read moreaway, I came here to pick up a few things for my stay. They had all the essentials and even had fresh bread. Fruit looked delicious and fresh while there were plenty of groceries if you are in need of ingredients to make your favorite dish. This place is small and has a good variety of different food, but know this may not be a place of choice if you're looking for specific items. This is an express market for in-out type service. Staff was friendly.

The most unsexy review ever! Haha! Just stumbled into Carrefour Express on my way to my Chateau in…read moreParis! I'm glad I did, of course not tripping out :D Hey it's 01:04 am here in Paris and I'm trying to get back to sleep, but all is good, I'm in Pareee! Carrefour Express had exactly what I needed to fill my mini fridge. French juices and local beer. French biscuits. And the best part all very cheap! Spent just over 6€ euros for my haul. Tomorrow I'll get more stuff unless a Franprix (French chain) is close by.

Chain supermarket store. Has a large selection of groceries and household goods. Good for stocking…read moreup before a day of sightseeing if you'd rather pack food for a picnic etc. They sell wine and beer along with larger (1 liter etc) bottles of soda/water along with the smaller 500ml sizes at better prices than what you will see from stores around the attractions and monuments. If you wish, they sell foldable reusable shopping bags for €0.99 that are handy. Staff is friendly, I didn't have a need to ask for anything but the cashiers were efficient and cheerful.

A nice but small location of Marks & Spencer Food located on Rue de la Pépinière. I was happy this…read moreplace is located so close to the Hilton Paris Opera in which I stayed during my trip to Paris, to give me some of my home comforts while in the French Capital, with Marks and Spencer you are paying for quality and although the prices here are very high, even more so in France due to importation costs I'm guessing? They did have a smaller selection than other stores nearby but the selection was still ample for what I wanted, the opening hours are pretty ridiculous too, the store closes far too early at 8:45 pm and doesn't open at all on Sunday's which isn't helpful - as this is a food store there is no reason for them not to be open on a Sunday. The staff seemed friendly enough, again the checkout area was a little awkward and too narrow. 3* - Some cool items in a useful location, there are better Marks and Spencer stores throughout the beautiful city of Paris and the opening hours here are pretty ridiculous with it being much earlier than other similar stores nearby, and the location being in the heart of the Opera district of Paris, a couple of minutes away from one of Europe's busiest train stations.

If you crave English specialties, this is the go-to spot closest to Gare St Lazare. It's crowded…read moreall day & evening. Many take-out choices may tempt you for a fast lunch or grab'n'go dinner. However, prices are high and portions small. It's a better alternative than the ubiquitous, frozen French food vendor, Picard.