A nice, vibey spice shop with good selection and interesting historic pictures of the founder and…read morehis family.

Quality/Quantity - Had time to kill since shopping in the mall closed at 8pm…read more And we only had a quick dessert; see other reviews. A huge 2 story supermarket that has all the departments; too bad for me most of the full service departments were closed. Might come back tomorrow. Ambiance - See above. And because of my last supermarket experience, I decided to NOT take many pictures. Service - Self service. Price - Reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success. We actually have been shopping at your express locations for my beers during our 6 weeks of travel. But the people following already know that, lol.

Grocery store located in adjacent to La Part Dieu (just across from the Lyon main train station),…read moregood place to shop something local. Huge stores, they pretty much sell anything and everything. I came with my colleague who wanted to buy some local wine to take home, I enjoyed walking around inside. Signs are only in French, so learn important word such as vin (wine) or boisson (drink) so you don't have to walk around too much. Staff was there to assist and when I couldn't think certain words in French, I explained in Spanish and she understood what I needed. Self checkout kiosk is also available for fast service. Bring your own bags or pay a small fee for their plastic bags. Price was very reasonable, I would shop here if I were staying here longer than just one day.

I spent too much money on what looked delicious only to be disappointed by how dry and stale…read moreeverything was. The baklava was old and dry. The samosa had nearly nothing inside of it and was like shoe leather. The Turkish cheese pastry was tasteless. The two jars of licorice were the worst things I've ever tasted. I love licorice this was an abomination. Do yourself a favor, avoid this and spend your money somewhere else in the halls

This is the gourmet grocery store of Les Halles. They have spices and dry goods and foreign…read moregroceries (including some amusing American grocery items like Aunt Jemima pancake mix and Hershey syrup). They also have chocolate, sweets and pastries from France and the Middle East. They also have a section of prepared food, where you can get falefel or meatballs or spanakopita or tabouleh to take home. We didn't try any, and the prices looked on the high side, but that's what I would have expected for the location. We got some spice blends which seemed reasonably priced, and were happy with our purchase.