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!!

Quality/Quantity - The larger and more upscale of all the Monoprix in this area…read more We come here daily for our snacks, drinks, wine, etc. And most recently for our picnic dinners where we make our own charcuterie. Expensive, but we get what we want and it is still less expensive than going to a restaurant for the similar quality of food. Ambiance - Again, one of the largest Monoprix in this area. Upscale. See pictures. We actually opened a loyalty card to become a member to take advantage of the discounts. Message me if you have questions. Service - Self service. Price - Above average, also in a tourist area. So expect to pay accordingly. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1932. I also noticed some acquisitions in 1996 and 1997. Congrats with your 5 brands, approximately 400 locations, 250 in France and the rest abroad.

Yelp Review 2026 #205:…read more I was on a mission to get some French butter. I did my research and people were saying to go to Monoprix to get some French butter. It was so crowded. It was overwhelming. I spotted the fridge section that has beurre. But I wanted to check out other food items and snacks they had. But with all the people in there, I gave up and went back to the butter section. They have several brands but not the brands I was looking for. They didn't have a variety of flavors either. It was either salted or unsalted butter. So, I left empty handed.

Carrefour is the king supermarket much like Tesco that stocks everything imaginable. If you forget…read moreanything, go there and they will surely have it. Carrefours are usually in shopping centres so can make for a good rainy afternoon. Up North, they do Sans sel bread which is bread without the salt and tastes really good, though cannotr find it down south.

A nice little market with a good selection in the old part of the city. There is also a SPAR on…read moreAve Verdun just below the TI office.

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.

There are numerous types of Carrefour stores in France. Carrefour City is essentially a…read moreneighborhood grocery store concept found in urban locations. It is bigger than a convenience store, but not as big as a supermarket. These stores do not have a meat or seafood department, but do carry produce. This location is near the center of Nice and has an okay selection. Pricing is higher due to the location, but still relatively reasonable. It is convenient if you are staying or live in the area and want to pick up some essential groceries without traveling too far.

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!

Gros panneau de promotion dans le bac de crevettes au rayon poissonnerie, mais le prix payé en…read morecaisse n'est pas du tout le même... Panneau mensonger qui induit le client en erreur !! Et la caisse centrale prend mal mon insistance de faire retirer ce panneau sur un bac où toutes les pièces sont à un prix plus élevé... Tromperie à corriger très vite !

This was located a couple of blocks away from the apartment we rented... convenient is definitely…read morethe key... For all you American tourists: imagine K-Mart or Walmart during the day after Thanksgiving or during the holiday season... cluster F! The aisles were all dirty with spilled products... nothing was translated in English (of course we forgot we were in France, god forbid they have anything translated in English!) Prices were cheaper but the mental trauma of going through the aisles trying to figure out what's what and at the same time avoiding the cluster of people... you've been warned folks! (I don't understand how people who review this in Trip Advisory think this place is good... yeah, exactly!) Bring your own bag and pay attention to what line you line up to for checkout - they have hella "quick" passes versions so just beware!