Monoprix is like the French Target, and this one, right off Champs-Elysées, is truly more of a…read moreTar-zhay. One of my friends wanted to go in to buy a plain black cardigan, which she was correct in thinking she would find, and we ended up spending like an hour shopping and browsing. The store was huge and well stocked, with tons of clothing and accessories, as well as an enormous pharmacy and cosmetics area. I thought about picking up some Caudalie and La Roche-Posay products, which were very cheap, but decided against it to avoid checking my bag going home. Joke was one me when I had to check it anyway, and barely made my flight because I hadn't accounted for that extra chunk of time. Buying a bunch of French skincare would've saved me a little bit of stress. I did get a French nasal spray on the recommendation of my friend who lives in Paris. I bought it for my perpetually congested husband, who was home watching the kids. It was the only souvenir I brought him from my trip (though I did get a Diptyque candle for the house), and I actually used it first when I caught a cold last month. I can at least attest that it worked quite well. The Monoprix was bustling, but check-out was easy and quick. I left with my nasal spray, and my friend did get her black cardigan. If you're looking to score some well priced French products, this place is definitely worth checking out. And if you're on the fence about that Caudalie Beauty Elixir, just go ahead and treat yourself.

Target of Paris! They have it all clothes, milk, jewelry, wine, toilet trees, and personal items!read more

I love Monoprix!! We need this kind of store in the US! Monoprix is like a Target, Trader Joe's &…read moreH& M, all in one! Whats not to love? You can find cute souvenirs, buy some French pharmacy products, shop for clothing and accessories (berets) and pick up some groceries, wine and cheese all in one stop! If you're ever in Paris, do yourself a favor and find a Monoprix! Our hotel was closest to this location and I know other stores are not as big as this store.

A fairly nice Monoprix store on the iconic Champs-Élysées in Paris, it is set over three floors…read morewith the higher floor having a nice drinks section including a Freshly Squeezed orange machine. Covid-19 precautions included sanitising all machines, lifts and touchpoints every 3 hours. I do find it strange how they put the self-service tills out of action as it meant no checkouts on a whole floor - rather frustrating. Most of the staff did seem friendly and happy to help however, the prices were average by Paris standards but high compared to back home. 3* - Does the job but not impressive by Champs-Élysées standards, the orange juice machine also needs to be maintained better to make sure the drink comes out cold and at a good, constant speed rather than really slow to really fast.

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!

Never any issues. Good range of products, if we want an easy night in then there are lots of…read moreoptions to choose from

Well, this is surprising asking me about Monoprix since I have been shopping there for the past…read morecouple of years. Thanks to a store rep who had seen me coming several times the rep recommended I get the store card. Thankful I listened to the rep because with the card there are many benefits. Since having used the card I get discounts and one time after acquiring so many points my purchase was free. So, yelp, I have nothing to say but good things about the store. Oh, and their products are top quality,.

Quality/Quantity - Break time. I needed a coke to pick me…read moreup. Yes, you heard right, a coke, not a beer or wine, lol. 2.50 Euros, $3 US - Captive mall prices, lol. But I needed a break from the heat wave... We just walked the entire Coulée Verte René-Dumont with limited shade. Ambiance - It's a supermarket... Actually, it was pretty nice. It had plenty of seating, a sushi/deli area, etc. My wife went shopping, actually for a long time and came back with more souvenirs for our friends. Service - Self service. Price - 2.50 Euros; $3 US; expensive for a supermarket coke... But worth it for a needed break. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success.

Store has a lot of cheap and expensively averaged things. Great choices at this location…read more Left to right, innocent brand one of best flavor for me is the one for energy, the revitalise flavor of innnect is ok and is more of the berries side of taste, the vache a boire taste like a yogurt drink in texture, not bad but not my fan of texture to drink. The milka wafer almost taste like ores for my first thought since outside of white chocolate and inside is chocolate. This comes with each wafer being wrapped inside. Chocolate outside and when you bite it is a wafer. The bonne maman is good and really sweet, the texture of somewhat crunchy and inside fruit texture adds to the sweetness. The Cote D'OR is good, crunchy with nuts and then fruit inside mixed in the choco.

This supermarket ud absolutely packed with affordable French products and feels like a great place…read moreto browse local items. They carry a selection of French cheese flavored crackers & basil as well. They carry several local French sweets companies; most items are very affordable, many under €3. They carry Kusmi tea and Frech mustard and high quality flavored salt. There's also a nice range of small French souvenirs like mugs, eyeglass cases, notebooks, and beautifully tin packaged chocolates near the register that would make great gifts. I was also happy to see a good vegan selection, including yogurts, cheeses, tofu, soy beef and other imitation meats. They have a quite large selection of wines ans beer as well. If you're looking for inexpensive French snacks, souvenirs, or local products all in one place, this is definitely worth stopping by. Make sure you keep youd receipt to exit the store.

My wife and I try to visit Paris at least once a year and we always find a reason to shop at…read moreMonoprix. So much so that I signed up for a M Card (loyalty card). We've purchased food stuffs, wine and cheese, adorable and reasonably priced clothing for our grandchildren, and a suitcase to bring purchases home. The selection is vast, the prices great, and the service top rate. One stop shop for everything from soup to nuts and everything in between!

Le Bon Marché feels less like a conventional department store than a monument to the distinctly…read moreParisian art of choosing well. The iron-and-glass atrium is beautiful, the scale feels wonderfully manageable, and the selection of fashion, design, and home brands carries a point of view that could only come from Paris. Harrods occasionally comes to mind as a comparison, although the resemblance ends quickly: Le Bon Marché is quieter, smaller, and far more Left Bank in its sensibility. Upstairs and throughout the store, browsing is genuinely fun, and I still remember visiting when there was a Williamsburg, Brooklyn-themed activation that offered an unexpectedly charming French interpretation of the neighborhood and its culture. La Grande Épicerie, however, may be the masterpiece: an astonishing food hall where the presentation, abundance, and sheer discernment make grocery shopping feel almost museum-worthy. At a moment when e-commerce has hollowed out so many great department stores, Le Bon Marché feels increasingly special, proof that physical retail can still justify the trip simply through taste, atmosphere, and discovery. It is absolutely worth visiting while wandering Saint-Germain and the 7th. Très bien!

The most thoughtful and beautiful curated department store. It's truly a slice of heaven on earth…read more The experience at Le Bon Marché will be hard to top. I fell in love at every turn from the moment we stepped through the door. I picked up gifts for myself, my nephew, and a friend at work. There's an officine universelle buly inside which is so convenient if you're not up for the long queues. So many exceptional offerings here. It was the most pleasant and calm shopping experience I've had in a very long time. If you're looking for the most top notch shopping look no further, you'll find the most special items here.

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