Next to the train station, a huge supermarket that reminds you of Carrefour, this is a hyper market…read morechain. I love their cheese and terrine selection. Good cheese from local dairies can be found behind the counter. You can also buy dishes and silverware there. It should not come as a surprise that fresh baguette cost $0.65 and it is yummy. With current exchange rate of €1 to $1.09, things feel a bit less expensive than before. Stock up on your brown eggs and milk and butter, exotic fruits and veggies, a leg of lamb and sea snails, or get prepackaged blood sausage and burgundy snails that fit for the king, you can live well and inexpensively in France.

From the owner: Un temple de la mode Sur plusieurs étages, des centaines de tentations. Pour la mode, les grands…read morenoms de stylistes et les marques plus basiques, de la déco pour tous les goûts et bien sûr des grandes marques de parfums et de cosmétiques.

Used to be my main grocery shopping place next to the campus. Not as big as Carrefour, but has most…read moreof the things I need, good enough :) I love the Chorizo there, and some other cooked food, such as potato salad and grilled chicken are my favorites too!

This is just like an American strip mall with lots of different stores, most of them clothing. I'm…read morenot a big fan of shopping but my wife is and she needed to buy a dress for her sister's wedding. After looking for over a month she finally found one here. Actually she found a few, so obviously there are lots of choices. There was a Haribo store there that sold gummie bears and all the other sorts of Haribo candies. Not a giant fan of the stuff but really nice store. Brightly colored and a very happy feeling face. Free samples too!