For all your grocery needs. They have a little bit of everything from food, a mini baked good…read moresection, school supplies, & even pet food! Self check out is available if you don't want to wait with the cashier. If you're buying fruit or produce, you need to weigh it on the scale and have the price printed out before checking out.

A very large Auchan in the 20th with fairly good choices and fast checkout. Busy even midday,…read moremidweek!

Came by the other day to grab a few things and it was a quick and easy experience. This Monoprix is…read moreconveniently located across the street from a Metro station. The store itself is split into 4 split levels with the main street level featuring fresh and frozen food. High ticket cured meats were tagged with a lock. The upper split level featured home goods along with some Paris Olympic souvenir items. The lower split level featured clothing and personal hygiene items. The lowest level featured an area for cookies, chips, and beverages. Checkout was available with a self check-out or staffed station.

A normal grocery store. Good selection of snacks, drinks, bread, cheese…read more Time at the cash was ok. It's on this street that winds down and in the distance you can see the eiffel tower!

I was walking home towards the Canal, towards a favorite Portuguese bakery. It was around noon on…read morea Sunday, and I was dressed in my best, walking down the street after Mass. I was accosted by a young man of the delinquent, possibly homeless variety, who wanted to know if I spoke French and if I could help him have something to eat. My father taught me through example when I was young that if you can offer someone food directly that it was always better than only entrusting them with money, and so, I told him that I did speak French, and given that we were across the street from this Carrefour, I said okay. He went first to the premade food isle. He had pointed out his friend near the entrance as we strode in. His friend waved and was nursing a Heineken. I ignored this and focused on getting him something to eat and moving on. He picked up a couple ready made pastas (that could be eaten cold - they had no microwave out there on the street), some chocolate mousse (even the destitute have taste here in France) and two small lemonades. As I pulled out the money at the cash register to pay, the tight-lipped cashier quickly scanning the items, telling me everything I needed to know about this guy's song and dance by her body language, he had the audacity to ask for some money too. I told him no, politely, and as he continued to press, I waved goodbye and headed out onto the street. Was my good deed ruined? No. I'm sure that he did need food, and that he and his friend would have their hunger sated for at least a while. And I was a bit wiser for the experience, in a number of ways.

Fantastic location in the Bercy Village. It's a good-size Carrefour, lots of variety with…read moreready-made meals, beverages, wine, etc. The fresh bread is always gone -but I always go later in the afternoon so that's to be expected. Great prices, beautiful store in Bercy!

I've long been a fan of the Monoprix chain of stores, but this particular location is most…read moreimpressive. The first floor consists of a large supermarket which has everything from fresh fish to potted herbs and a variety of packaged goods and prepared food as well as an extensive wine section which includes the ingenious product Porteval=white wine in little juice boxes. The second floor is similar to a Target, containing clothing, cute housewares, office supplies and beauty products. I found a canvas sac imprinted with a tres chic chat and a Nivea face wash that is a superior product to its counterparts found stateside.

Soy milk and almond milk are in small boxes on shelves near the cereal. It's a large store with a…read moregreat variety of products and fast helpful staff.

Googled closest supermarket near Marriott Residence Inn and this place popped up. About 10 mins…read moreaway, I came here to pick up a few things for my stay. They had all the essentials and even had fresh bread. Fruit looked delicious and fresh while there were plenty of groceries if you are in need of ingredients to make your favorite dish. This place is small and has a good variety of different food, but know this may not be a place of choice if you're looking for specific items. This is an express market for in-out type service. Staff was friendly.

The most unsexy review ever! Haha! Just stumbled into Carrefour Express on my way to my Chateau in…read moreParis! I'm glad I did, of course not tripping out :D Hey it's 01:04 am here in Paris and I'm trying to get back to sleep, but all is good, I'm in Pareee! Carrefour Express had exactly what I needed to fill my mini fridge. French juices and local beer. French biscuits. And the best part all very cheap! Spent just over 6€ euros for my haul. Tomorrow I'll get more stuff unless a Franprix (French chain) is close by.

This Franprix Supermarket is a good place for food, drink & prepared foods (when the bakeries are…read morealready closed) at good competitive prices for the heart of Paris! Convenient to the hip & popular Marais area of Paris. See note at end of review / hours regarding the later hours than most. Good selection of fresh produce, wines and a limited selection of hard liquor--but most tastes will be satisfied with one brand or another of Vodka, Scotch, Rum, etc. Also, there are some tasty prepared deli salads in the refridgerated case. Be prepared to bag your own groceries--which is the norm at any supermarket in Paris. Credit cards accepted, VS/MC. Note: This Supermarche is open later than most of the surrounding markets. Convenient when you miss the others which may be closer to you.

I love this place. They have everything. I love the bread, so soft. The price compare to America is…read morecheaper. Also, many items are on sale. Only a short distant walking from where I stayed. I almost go there for everything.