This is a fairly new Franprix location on the Left Bank on Boulevard Saint Germain between Odéon…read moreMetro and Boulevard Saint Michel. It's the most convenient location for me. In addition to pre-packed dry groceries, produce and house supplies, they have a good selection of sandwiches, salads, pre-cooked meals, rotisserie chicken, pastries, wines, self-serving fresh-squeeze orange juice machine, and coffee machine. They also have a small eat-in area by the window. Free utensils are provided after you pay.

"I only drink Champagne on two occasions, when I am in love and when I am not." - Coco Chanel…read more Bonjour! Oui, oui there are grocery stores in Paris, not only Michelin restaurants and fancy cafés! One such grocery store is Franprix. It carries everything you need to cook that homemade meal (popular during quarantine life *sigh*), lots of fresh fruit and a myriad of affordable juices! Beer and Champagne too, Coco! Sure, we need food for sustenance, but damn, make sure it taste amazing! So when in Paris, and missing Trader Joe's or Sprouts (like Yelp friend, Linh describes), Franprix is your Parisian answer. On my visits I especially love the nice help-yourself bakery if I'm craving croissants, baguettes, etc. and on the run! Franprix is owned by my French friend Fran C. Haha inside joke! Kidding aside it's a French grocery chain located all over Paris. Founded back in the 1950's. So my French friends must be doing something right;) This particular location is just blocks from La Eiffel Tower, but really it's everywhere across metropolitan Paris. In the end, I recommend Franprix to anyone looking for a quick healthy bite or a quenching drink after a long walk to-and-fro the museums. It's grocery store affordable and the European staff very friendly (most bilingual: French, English). Trés Trader Joelie for the win!

Fran prix is the local market that is similar to Sprouts or Trader Joe's. We found this market a…read morefew blocks from our hotel. It's so convenient because they carry all the essentials: fresh baguettes, pastries, salad bar, hot prepared lunch boxes and produce etc. My favorite is the orange juice machine. You can press your own fresh orange juice. They also have a pomegranate juicer. Such a bright idea and a healthy alternative to bottled juices. The croissants are my daily morning staple. So delicious and baked fresh. This small market comes in handy when you need to grab a quick breakfast or lunch item. There are a few bar stools if you want to eat your food there. This market offers a one stop shop for those on the go. The self check out lanes makes it easier as well. You can even select English for ease of use. The store accepts euros at certain machines and credit cards. I'm glad we had this market nearby. I've seen this chain market in the surrounding areas.

Excellent selection and they always have great prices. Definitely one of the best grocery stores in…read moreParis.

Hi Beautiful people of Yelp . I am in Paris! Last night we went for basic groceries at this City…read more Carrefour: nothing basic about it! I was delighted with the vegetable, fruit and fish sessions , the breads looked amazing. There are cheeses for all tastes and pockets. The deli food seems delicious and and the frozen section is huge. We did a pretty good tour , bought much more than what we expected and ended up eating in our apartment a very good meal with great wine!

Franprix shaped up to be one my favorites on our Paris Olympics trip. I know it's a little strange…read moreto say a large convenience store is your favorite, but I went every day : ) Their service is great. Every checkout person was friendly and fast. This chain is sort of a convenience store, sort of a small urban grocery store. The food, especially their store brand and prepared foods tasted great and the prices were VERY good. If you go, definitely try their prepared chicken with potatoes. Store brand frozen macarons are also incredibly tasty.

Stores like this always have less employees in the store to help everyone. First pic, the chips…read moretaste ok. It taste healthy and not that much flavor since it is wheat ingredients. The Gaufrettes Fourrees was good, chocolate flavor that is inbetween dark and milk chocolate (not too much to handle). The juice taste close to water with a hint of strawberry, not sweet and if you hate sugar this might be good for you. Chocolat blanc & cranberries cookies is medium crunch and sweet, I like not love.

After walking into 14 different Franprix over the course of 2 days in search of a rotisserie…read morechicken, we finally found one. But at what cost? Everything. This ended up being the worst grocery store rotisserie chicken that I've consumed on the journey, and I've tried 90 different ones since March 14th. It was overcooked to the point of being straight chicken jerky. It ranked a whopping 1.0/10, and at a soul crushing $15.20, it was the 9th most expensive. It ranks 90th out of 90. Dead last. It ranks the same as the Super Aki in Cancun, which allegedly got me sick. It falls lower on the rankings as it was more expensive. In all honesty, I'm grateful for it. How could you ever appreciate the highest of highs without the lowest of lows? IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

Conveniently located near our Hotel , Lumen. When you need water or other necessities while on the…read morego.

Love this store ! Had everything I needed to keep me from spending a fortune through my mini bar !…read more every time I'm in town I stop here!

I wished I had time to see the front facing part of this monoprix location but I had intended only…read moreto pickup some Badoit and drinks for my hotel room and to get some relief from the summer heat. This is a great location right off the the champs elysees and I saved myself some cash shopping here. I like the monoprix markets for having inexpensive, but high quality foods.

The Paris version of Target for us American visitors. So much gifts, food, treats, home decor,…read moreclothes, wine, etc. They have fresh fruits and veggies, wine and snacks on the lower level, with clothes and home decor on the above level, and body care and food on ground level. Everything was super organized and I was able to get a lot of chocolate to bring back as gifts. I bought one of the cold, need to be heated meals. And it wasn't that good. It was so soggy. I also got a rice ball and sandwich which were fine, but I would not recommend the cold meals unless it's the sushi. Tl;dr - Paris Verizon of target, lots of gifts you can bring back, don't get the cold food bowls.

Love this place they have everything with good prices. They have almost everything you need.read more

European grocery stores are always above the ones in the states, but this store was awesome! It's…read moreconnected to a hotel so if you're staying there it's super easy to go down and grab something to eat/drink. The produce is beautiful!!! All super bright, super fresh looking and full of items I've never even heard of. They have a full refrigerated section full of meats and cheeses and olives for all your charcuterie board needs. They also have an EXTENSIVE wine and champagne collection. They also sell liquor if you're looking for that. It's not just a few items it's 100s of alcoholic beverages for you to choose between. They also have household products and self care items as well. This really is a one stop shop if you're in the area. It's super clean and very organized which I appreciate. They do take card and as always bring your own bag!

A great food hall, on par with what one would expect to find in a great shopping center in any…read moreworld class city of the EU. Seemed much more compact and "efficient" than other I have seen in the past. A heavier emphasis on Artisan chocolates and Macaroons, made me feel like I was in a "tourist zone" instead of a posh neighborhood in Central Paris. The products were beautiful and merchandised in such a way, it seemed like a Tiffany shop, but for food, instead of jewelry. Worth a visit for sure...