Cool store with multiple levels. The food is underground with tons of selection. Lots of self…read morecheckouts.

Oh la, la! This is a compact American Target store with a market in a two story building…read more Everything is in French. Customers are rushing around, clerks are all over the place but they can't help because they are new at work or they can't speak English. The place is like a beehive with self- check. Great place to get French food items or minimalist style /city style clothing. Prices are reasonable. They sell home, garden supplies too. They do not sell pharmacy items like aspirin or cough lozenges. Everything is French produced here. Superb place to purchase France's food souvenirs to take home. Reasonable prices.

In central Lyon there are no large format supermarkets. I rent an apartment when visiting & I do…read morelike to have a small supply of coffee, cheese, wine and fresh bread in the house for snacking. Franprix is convenient. The place is not different than a Monoprix. Selection and prices are about the same. I do prefer both Franprix and Monoprix for the wider selection of goods over the numerous Proxi markets.

Quality/Quantity - Had time to kill since shopping in the mall closed at 8pm…read more And we only had a quick dessert; see other reviews. A huge 2 story supermarket that has all the departments; too bad for me most of the full service departments were closed. Might come back tomorrow. Ambiance - See above. And because of my last supermarket experience, I decided to NOT take many pictures. Service - Self service. Price - Reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success. We actually have been shopping at your express locations for my beers during our 6 weeks of travel. But the people following already know that, lol.

Grocery store located in adjacent to La Part Dieu (just across from the Lyon main train station),…read moregood place to shop something local. Huge stores, they pretty much sell anything and everything. I came with my colleague who wanted to buy some local wine to take home, I enjoyed walking around inside. Signs are only in French, so learn important word such as vin (wine) or boisson (drink) so you don't have to walk around too much. Staff was there to assist and when I couldn't think certain words in French, I explained in Spanish and she understood what I needed. Self checkout kiosk is also available for fast service. Bring your own bags or pay a small fee for their plastic bags. Price was very reasonable, I would shop here if I were staying here longer than just one day.