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.

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

. Like a big 7/11 or…read moreCircle K. Better than nothing. . . . . . . One-way escalator, no parking, pay for grocery bags. . . . . Rick .

The store is dirty and very run-down, with many broken floor tiles. Additionally, it's…read moreself-checkout only. Make sure to print out your receipt, as you need to scan the barcode on it to exit; otherwise, you can't leave. The only positive aspect is that the store is large and has a decent selection of items. However, the poor ambience means I won't be returning.

I really like E. Leclerc... Or as the French would say "LeClerc"…read more It's a huge supermarket that sells practically everything you need in life: food, clothing, kitchen supplies, gardening supplies, small appliances, etc... In case you didn't know, most of the French shop in these megastores which include Auchun, Carrefour, and E. Leclerc. This location is in a mall in which there are clothing boutiques, an Orange mobile store, pharmacy, and even a Subway. You can literally spend hours in here without realizing it. Make sure you know what to get because once you leave a department, then it's a looooooong walk to back for the forgotten eggs. I speak from experience =) Bring your own bags and pack your own bags. No one will help but they will wait patiently until you move out of the way. Oh, and there's a McD's outside!

Your average supermarket in France. Best for basics and go to the daily farmers market for fresh…read moreitems.

As an AirBnB renter, I appreciated having this store close by. Prices seemed reasonable, and…read morethough the store is small by US standards, it had plenty of things to stock a kitchen for a few days of cooking. Produce was fresh, and there was a good selection of regional cheeses. If you can get over to the local market (Les Halles), that's where you'll find amazing meats and cheese and chocolates (all a bit pricey), but Carrefour is quick and convenient. Bring or purchase bags to carry your stuff in. And remember ... eggs aren't in the refrigerated cases here. They've also got a decent selection of beer.

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.