I lived across the street from this store for a month, and I shopped here daily. I found the prices…read morevery reasonable, and the workers were aways nice, despite my limited (VERY LIMITED) french. I found the small store to be very well stocked with similar prices as monoprix/franprix which was awesome, as in the states, convenience-store like places are usually much higher. Great Wine selection (it's in france, people!) and frozen foods, I wish I still lived there....

This sweet little grocery store was the first store I went to when I first arrived in Paris since…read moreit couldn't be more conveniently located than right across the tiny street from my hostel. It is in my heart because it has everything I could ever want in such a small storefront. It has a salad bar with a wide variety of veggies and other goodies to create your favorite salad to take away. Plus, they have a solid produce section. They have a variety of dairy milk alternatives and they have quite the variety of yogurts, as far as what kind of milk you're looking for. For example, dairy, goat, sheep, low-fat, full-fat, with a particular fruit. They have so much more including non-food products such as toiletries and miscellaneous hardware stuff. Everyone is really friendly encouraging you to work on learning French.

While we visited Paris we stayed a few days by Sacred Heart and this store is near the main street…read morewhere you can find plenty of restaurants and shops. The store is convenient since they do open early and close fairly late. They have plenty of things and since they have two floors of space you can find almost everything you need on your vacation. We bought from toothpaste, bread, jam, water, and much more. It was an easy checkout and we came back several times. Prices are good and the store is clean. If you are in the area this place is easy to shop in and you can pay cash or credit card.

I wasn't expecting to visit a national grocery store chain while in Paris but stuff happens. This…read morelocation was close to where we were staying and we needed some supplies plus its always interesting to see what's on and what's not on the shelves in grocery stores in other countries. The product section was not large but in general grocery stores in France and other countries are not big especially in the big cities like Paris selection is going to tight and limited. Tips. 1. Bring your own bags 2. Don't expect Winn Dixie Customer service 3. Looking for Lucky Charms isn't going to happen 4. Produce may look like it's expiring but it's not is still fresh and good. 5. The freezer section is going to be incredibly small and limited. 6. Expect a whole aisle of bottled waters Lastly, take pics and pick up bags of Lays flavored Roasted Chicken potato chips. Enjoy.

Helpful. Good stock. Prices reasonable Had what we needed in stock. Recommend to useread more

[Montmarte location - 118 Rue Caulaincourt 75018 Paris] - Magasin Bio et Nature, Numerous locations…read more- Great organic grocer, in different locations, for the finest snacks, breakfast items for a healthy trip and stock-up on the best, holistic French food. Emily Rose Reeder

As a GF tourist in Paris this place was a life-saver! It is the only place I could find gluten-free…read morebread and....GF beer! Yeah! They have a variety of organic and natural products including a small selection of organic produce. This is a chain store so there are a few spread throughout the city.

It was clean and bright and had everything I needed including breakfast, and was only a block from…read moremy hotel, when I stayed there. The service was always polite and a bit surprised that they were getting tourist trade. Shopping there was probably one of the most Parisian things I did.

A small little French grocer that was right outside my hotel. The selection is not as big, but it…read morewas convenient for us to just pop down for things we didn't have. We only really used this grocer toward the beginning of the trip when we weren't yet familiar with our surroundings. If you venture out about 5 minutes, there's a large Carrefour Market with better selection. They have most things a groceries store would carry, just less selection; fruits, cereal, cookies, bread, cheese, milk, laundry detergent, snacks etc. Funny note: I went to the 8 à Huit after having gone to pick up a coffee from McDonald's. I put down my coffee cup to get money, and the cashier/owner picked up my cup and tried to scan it, and then consequently spilled half my coffee. I guess it was more frustrating than anything - have you seen me without my morning caffeine fix? Not pretty!

Chain supermarket store. Has a large selection of groceries and household goods. Good for stocking…read moreup before a day of sightseeing if you'd rather pack food for a picnic etc. They sell wine and beer along with larger (1 liter etc) bottles of soda/water along with the smaller 500ml sizes at better prices than what you will see from stores around the attractions and monuments. If you wish, they sell foldable reusable shopping bags for €0.99 that are handy. Staff is friendly, I didn't have a need to ask for anything but the cashiers were efficient and cheerful.

Great experience here. Everything was easy to find. The food quality was good. I purchased mostly…read moreproduce, water and other easy to prepare healthy food for our hotel room. The store was in close proximity to our hotel, so it was quite convenient to return as needed. In my opinion, the prices were pretty good. As for the service, it was on par with most grocery stores, not outstanding, but middle of the road. The store was clean with great ambiance. In comparison to many larger grocery stores back home, this was a small neighborhood store with many food and beverage options. I will definitely return to this store when I am in Paris again.

Great assortment of everything in a typical supermarket with fair prices. They run specials that…read morecan't be beat. Their fruits were delicious. Don't forget to bring your own bags or u will have to pay for them.