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

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.

This is an amazing place to shop; not just for food but for books and housewares as well. Top notch.read more

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!

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!!