If it's after 19h and most of the boulangeries are closed, you can still come here and grab a…read morebaguette. Don't be alarmed by the absurd queue - it moves pretty quickly.

This location has been torn down and is being completely rebuilt as of August 12, 2018. Don't know…read morewhen it will be finished but will probably be a month or two at least. So make note if you're a tourist using this to find groceries

. 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.

Huge selection of food and conveniently located steps from my apartment. Good butcher, fishmonger…read moreand liquor dept as well.

A very large Intermarche not too far from the central part of Montpellier. Lots of choice and…read moregenerally friendly staff.

Bien pratique, dommage que la caissière soit née avant l'amabilité. La première fois j'ai laissé le…read morebénéfice du doute mais, visiblement elle a du oublier que c'est grâce a ses clients qu'elle vit ! Regrettable pour une commerçante de proximité... Je ferrais un détour la prochaine fois.

This is a Dutch grocery chain like Albert Heijn except that Casino has the license to include it as…read morea subsidiary brand. It's a small store, maybe 3-4 aisles. They have all the essentials include some produce outside the store. It's what you'd expect out of a small grocery store. We bought some bananas for next day's breakfast. Fairly cheap and tasty. Check out Spar if you're in the area and need groceries.

This was a fairly large tourism office with a large counter at the back end and numerous guides in…read morethe front end. At least two of the three guides spoke fluent English but just because it's a tourism office, it's not necessarily a guarantee that that's the case. Because we came to Montpellier on our own (not with a guided tour), there wasn't anything particular we were looking for. Most of the city sights can be seen by walking, bus, or tram. Overall, they were helpful when needed and there's a lot of useful information and guides inside if you're a tourist or even from some other part of France coming here for vacation.

From the owner: L'office de Tourisme de Montpellier vous accueille toute l'année…read more (d'octobre à juin : du lundi au samedi, 9h30 - 18h, dimanche et jours fériés, 10h - 17h ; de juillet à septembre : du lundi au vendredi, 9h30 - 19h30, samedi, dimanche et jours fériés, 9h30 - 18h) afin de vous renseigner sur l'organisation de votre séjour (service de réservation en ligne au comptoir et par téléphone, organisation de visites guidées, découvertes de nos produits : City Card Montpellier, audio-guides...), et vous apporter un conseil personnalisé en anglais, espagnol, allemand, italien, hollandais et japonais.