Fabulous market on Wednesday mornings... nestled along the waterfront you'll find everything from…read morefruit and vegetable vendors, to butchers, olive sellers, bread as well as souvenirs from Provence, linen clothing from Italy and so much more! Inexpensive parking steps away- tricky with a stroller as it gets more crowded as day goes on

On the small side but very close to the Old Town area. They stay open late.read more

a genuine mini-supermarket experience and found goods not previously discoveredread more

We were in town because our cruise ship stopped at this port. They are open on Sunday, one of the…read morefew businesses in town that do this. On the ground floor, it's like a department store with clothes, accessories and makeup. Upstairs they have a full grocery store, with a great selection. There was a pretty good sale some of their items and I noticed that some of their regular items were high-priced. We bought some clothes and I almost bought some purses that were on sale. They had a good sale on makeup too but I refrained. I'm trying to think about the staff but other than checkout, no one really interacted with us.

Great place and so helpful , it is a great grocery store has all the things you need. I always went…read moreright before 1500, they open at 1500, but you can get a place to park and nobody around so makes it easy!

I love this place. The owners are the nicest people. I wish I could have shopped there more but we…read morewere only in Bonnieux for 5 days. Shopping there made me wish that I had cooked at our B and B several nights. They have a great wine selection of wines from the region, big bottles of pastis, wonderful charcuterie and cheese selection, their produce is wonderful as is their awesome selection of French goodies. My wife wanted to bring the store home with us. Also, an added bonus everyone spoke English which was very helpful as our French is rudimentary at best.

This is was the most nearest shop to my hotel I've stayed. So I've decided to share it with an…read moreother travels. This is like a little market. Nearby the Casino shop there's an Tabaco shop Pizza and Coffee place with some croissants and etc. so near by this place you can find a lot of your needs. By the way if you r staying at Ibis hotel or some other around it place. So you can get a bus N8 from The station a cross from the La Poste and Ibis Hotel. The bus will take you to the shop is just two bus stations.

I have always loved French hypermarkets like Carrefour. It's huge, wide selection and good prices…read more This place has everything from books, fashion, household goods, food fresh and prepared, a butcher, a huge fish shop and cheese shop and on and on the list goes. Most locals go here for their weekly shop as it's a hell of a lot cheaper than buying in the village.

English is very limited here, but they will try to help you if you try to speak a few words in…read moreFrench. I still highly recommend this place for any shopping needs if you are in the area though. This place is basically a Costco. In the front of the store, there are many mall style shops for fashion. They even have a H&M that has two levels and is bigger than the one that I see in my area in the states. Going inside, the security guard would need to staple any mall bags you bought so be sure to give them your bag for this process or put them in your car. Their baskets are interesting. Unlike the United States, where you carry your basket, you can both carry it and turn it into a mini cart here in this shopping market. They do have the normal sized shopping carts too. They have the usual basic needs like anything you need in the kitchen to things you find in the bathroom. They even have a section for electronics. Of course, they even have a selection of wines, and lots of it to the point where it is in two different areas of the store. The most impressive part about this place are the groceries. They have a large selection of food from meats, seafood including sashimi, which is fresh, cheeses, and typically any food you would find in any regular market. They even have a baguette cutting machine if you want it cut into slices. There is also a baked goods section, which have many beautify desserts. I highly recommend picking up something from here. If you are picking up eggs, they do not refrigerate it here, so be sure to leave it outside when you bring them back to the area you are staying in. An important thing to keep in mind for fruits and vegetables is that you would need to weigh it on a scale and get the produce information before checkout. Otherwise, they will take away your produce and all you can do is watch in horror as the dish you were planning on making is thrown out the window. They do not bag your items here and you would need to pay for a bag, or in France "un sac", which you would need to ask for. You should learn your numbers here if you would like multiple bags, but hand gestures would work here.