Free delivery for purchase of 60 euros or more…read more Well stocked, clean and courteous. The locations we shopped at, we would go back.

BEST MARKET FOR FOOD AND HOME ITEMS IN THE ENTIRE WORLD…read more Nicest people. I am going back t Nice, France just because I miss their pastry, cooked meals, spread of amazing cheeses, fish, etc

Great grocery store to grab water bottle while on vacation nearby. There were several options and 6…read morepack of large 1.5L water bottles cost around $3 Euros. They take credit cards, too. Convenient stores in the area charge about $1 Euro for a small bottle and some only accept cash. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ ) 2018

They literally have a 3 casinos on this street alone. This one was a bigger store like a Walmart…read moresupercenter. Lots of aisles and lots of grocery items. Lots of good prices on everything from fruit and pastries to meats and frozen goods. If you want to have a quick alternative to fast food breakfasts or local bakeries, they got a lot of relatively cheap stuff to explore. As I said in other reviews, this is France's national grocery chain so it's a credible place to shop. I took a bunch of photos to show as well so I hope you like them!!

Nice neighborhood grocery store. Love that they are open on Sunday, even if only for a few hours!…read moreThey have fresh bread and pastries, dairy, packaged meats, and fresh produce. Some produce was overly ripe, but they have a decent selection. They also have everything you need for the basics-toilet paper, toiletries, laundry detergent, etc! Remember to bring your own bag or buy one:) And as always in a French grocery, you bag your own!

This is a great small market 2 blocks from the Promenade de Anglais on Rue Meyerbeer. Very…read moreconvenient Produce is fresh, good selection of cheese and deli items, great wine too. Dairy and frozen items were good quality, Everything you need is in this store. The fresh bread, cheese and salad were a daily purchase while we were staying in Nice on vacation. This store has everything you need.

A very small market with very limited selection. They only had one type and brand of salt. Very…read morelimited alcohol selection. Hubby and I picked up some food items as souvenirs here. We went to Monoprix the next day and discovered the prices were cheaper and the selection was better at Monoprix. From a tourist POV, Monoprix is much better.

Decent supermarket with selection of produce, groceries, daily essentials and wine. A bit cramped…read moreand spread over two floors but gets the job done.

This is a big supermarket. Bigger and cheaper than CarreFour. I went souvenir shopping here since…read morewhat better gift than a taste of France. The salt selection is very nice. Much better than CarreFour's offering of one. However, they had limited selection of sunscreen. I was looking for a specific Roche brand. Overall, given the limited real estate available, a good variety of selection. On a different entrance, they have a home store.

This is a small deli shop, and I picked up food a couple of times from here since they had…read moresandwiches and salads. The cashiers were mainly young girls, who understood English but only wanted to use French. The first time I bought food, the cashier asked me if I wanted utensils. I said yes, and she gave it to me. The last time I went there, I asked a bag, and the cashier gave me a partially tested bag, which I was still ok as my purchase was not so much. Then when I asked for a folk, she opened her cash register and gave me a unwrapped folk. If you don't want to deal with foreigners, don't work where the center of the tourism.

Great neighborhood grocer with fresh, local eats, expansive rose' collection and the freshest…read morebaguettes. Perfect spot to stock up on snacks, wine and nibbles.

This is our corner grocery store near our apartment and we make daily stops for wine, butter, eggs,…read morebaguettes, cheese, cream and whatever else one might need for daily staples. We have to love it because it so convenient. This formerly was a Huit à 8, but my understanding is that Carrefour and Huit à 8 had merged years ago. I guess they are just getting around to changing the name. However, we did notice a change in configuration and products. The Huit offered a little more variety and had the rotisserie chicken outside constantly going with the aroma wafting. They still offer rotisserie chicken, but it is now inside. Of course, they now offer a lot more of the Carrefour brand products too.

Hmmm, bn to quite a few Carrefours around the world n I'm a bit disappointed with the EU ones…read more They're not as classy. But, the big one in Nice is still selling fresh squeezed orange juice. The other supermarkets hv taken down their machines which I don't understand why. Fresh squeezed is the best! Today 5.99€/liter. Yesterday 3.99€!!!

Avoid Carrefour Market on 9 boulevard Gambetta! The prices of groceries are too high at this…read morelocation of Carrefour! Parking is difficult to find here. The employees and the security of Carrefour Market on 9 boulevard Gambetta are cruel. The security crew are unethical towards customers. The woman who monitors the security cameras laughs at the customers who visit Carrefour Market. She plays cruel pranks and summons security to humiliate customers. Some of the cashiers at Carrefour Market 9 boulevard Gambetta collaborate along with the security guards to either humiliate or try to entrap customers into getting wrongful accusations of shoplifting. It's important that all customers to Carrefour Market 9 boulevard Gambetta request their receipts after purchase of groceries! Carrefour Market security will delight in humiliating customers who will then be charged with shoplifting due to forgotten receipts! The food is too expensive. Service is sinister. Ambiance is awful. I was mistreated at Carrefour 9 boulevard Gambetta.

Got some breakfast for our last morning in Nice. A Tropicana container of orange juice for 2.93…read moreEuro, 2 Chocolate croissants for 1.90 Euro (0.95 cents each), 2 Plain croissants for 1.80 Euro (0.90 cents each), and bananas for 0.73 cents for a total of 7.36 Euro. As you can see, the prices are pretty cheap and the products the same as any Kroger, Meijer, Walmart, or other grocery chain you can find in America. Monoprix is just another French chain so there's like 3-4 within a few blocks of this one. Just a great places to grab some groceries when frozen or fresh, they have a variety to choose from!!