Monoprix is like a smaller version of our Macys ! They had one thing Macys did not have a food…read morestore attached. Their quality of clothing was very good and pricing for Paris was reasonable . They had a large selection of makeup - cosmetic section and perfume too. Definitely a fun place to shop for all family clothing, household goods and food.

Reminds me of a Target sort of store. Two stories high, apparently beauty and clothes on the ground…read morelevel, and groceries on the first floor. Ended up not buying anything because checkout line was way too long and slow. Maybe because it was Sunday and every other store was closed, but felt this location was very "disorganized"

The Paris version of Target for us American visitors. So much gifts, food, treats, home decor,…read moreclothes, wine, etc. They have fresh fruits and veggies, wine and snacks on the lower level, with clothes and home decor on the above level, and body care and food on ground level. Everything was super organized and I was able to get a lot of chocolate to bring back as gifts. I bought one of the cold, need to be heated meals. And it wasn't that good. It was so soggy. I also got a rice ball and sandwich which were fine, but I would not recommend the cold meals unless it's the sushi. Tl;dr - Paris Verizon of target, lots of gifts you can bring back, don't get the cold food bowls.

Love this place they have everything with good prices. They have almost everything you need.read more

It is a Monoprix, I love all of the monoprixs I find myself in, each being a little different with…read moreadjustments here and there, but over all the experience stays the same. Pleasant. The food and goods are fresh, the staff kind with a smile, and over all you get the idea you're in a small target each time you visit. Would go again. Obvs.

It was a fairly straight forward market visit... What's there that could go wrong? Not much ... So…read morethe good part is that we had a super friendly and helpful staff member help us with cheese selection. On check out the cashier was also patient and seemed super friendly. So I'd say it's a solid 4 stars ... Not near 5 or 3 stars for sure. No complaints tonight.

Excellent selection and they always have great prices. Definitely one of the best grocery stores in…read moreParis.

Hi Beautiful people of Yelp . I am in Paris! Last night we went for basic groceries at this City…read more Carrefour: nothing basic about it! I was delighted with the vegetable, fruit and fish sessions , the breads looked amazing. There are cheeses for all tastes and pockets. The deli food seems delicious and and the frozen section is huge. We did a pretty good tour , bought much more than what we expected and ended up eating in our apartment a very good meal with great wine!

Monoprix was very conveniently located about a 5 minute walk from our hotel, so we ended up here a…read morefew times during the course of our stay in Paris. Fairly good sized grocery store with a lot of selection. This place was a great way for us to stock our fridge with snacks and drinks for when we were kickin' back in the room. Not only that, you do it at a great price. As much as I do love Paris, it can get expensive out there! Also, check out the bakery area to the front left when you first enter. They sell decent little sandwiches ready to eat on the spot for less than 3 euros! Sodas are just 1.5 euros as opposed to the much more rapey prices around town of 3-5 euros for a 16 oz bottle. Plus the macarons are less than 1 euro a piece here, which is about the cheapest I saw them anywhere around town. Most people I ran into could not speak much English but still were able to help me out with pantomiming and a few chosen words. lol But they were always nice and figured out a way to communicate an answer to me. Monoprix ended up being an affordable and convenient option during our time in Paris. 3 stars. A-Ok.

This place was super the best! Not all Monoprix are the same; some are huge and have everything…read morewhile others are small and just carry essentials. The big one we visited often was a great place to grab breakfast, lunch, snacks, clothes, flowers, and other odds and ends. If you're in need and in Paris make sure you visit the Monoprix! Accessibility: the store we visited most often was good. Like most places in Europe it was a bit small, but at least they had a ramp and elevator (and escalator) which was great for my wife.

An enormous two floor department store offering several French clothing lines including…read moreinternational major brand cosmetics. The wife purchased Revlon pink lipstick for 12.90 Euros. Now that she was happy we further browsed the store and I heard a piano playing in the distance and walked toward the sounds. A man (I think was a customer) was playing the classic black piano while other patrons were sitting at small tables listening. Near the piano lounge, there was a full service bakery where we purchased several fresh pastries, which we immediately ate. This type of department store you just dont find in America. The only negative was there were no bathrooms on the property. The security guard advised the bathroom was in the McDonalds restaurant next door - this seemed very odd.

I went into 3 different stores. Each one was different. Some stores were smaller in size and didn't…read morehave a variety of product like a larger store - understandable but I would much prefer each store being the same with the samevincentiry so I didn't need to go to 3, different stores. Also, you need a pet section. Trust me.

Every city one should always visit the markets (whether local or more global) to get a glimpse of…read morewhat people like to eat, drink, and snack. Carrefour out ubiquitous over Italy and they carry unique items and more global things.

Carrefour was a our go to market during our stay in Paris. It doesn't look like much but I found a…read morelot of good deals here ranging from bottled wine that I took back home, to fresh squeezed orange juice (no really, they place oranges on to the machine and it makes OJ for you instantly!) to great prices on food items. I absolutely loved that they sell a wide variety of mini sized champagne bottles starting at 2 euro. We'd pop em in the fridge and during mid- day breaks we'd sip champagne and stare out the apartment balcony before taking off into the city again. The eggs we bought to make omelettes with in the mornings were so very fresh, and everything we bought here seemed to be a good quality product. Also, if you appreciate a good, strong cup of coffee, check out a brand called "Cafe Carte Noir" it'll change your life.

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.