The selection of groceries was vast. I was impressed with the clothing. High quality!read more

Not crowded at all and had everything I was looking for and more! I just needed some water, drinks,…read moreand snacks, and they have a variety of everything. It's a very generic convenience / grocery store chain in Europe that has all of your everyday needs.

Despite having higher prices than most supermarkets like Franprix, Carrefour and various others,…read moreInno remains one of my all-time favorites. This location is within the confines of the mall Les Passages, right near La Grand Place. And while it is more expensive, it offers a selection of much higher quality than most. The only downside for this spot is that unless you walked your way over there or used public transportation, parking can be a real pain in the butt. Sure, there's a paid garage that you can use but it's often very busy and not as convenient as one might think, and somewhat expensive. You could try your luck with street parking but that's often difficult as well. On the upside, once you get inside Inno, you'll most likely find it to be worth it though - their produce is outstanding, their bakery is more than decent (although not as good as the Paul bakery which is right next to it) and they have a good selection of fish and meat. Their deli counter is lined with delicious dishes, from olives and tarama, to various flaky stuffed pastries and pickled items. It's all great and can make for an easy, cooking-free meal. Oh and did I mention that they also have a large selection of alcohol there too? Honestly, this place makes for a wonderful, one-stop-shop kind of place but it's too expensive to make it the only place you'll visit. But when you do, you'll be happy you did.

This store is so amazing. Great selections, brilliant location, and is so cute. You have to go to…read morethis store Great for : On the run snack, lunch (no seats though) and food for dinner

Look like a very local grocery, similar to Safeway or whole food. They have good selection of…read morecooked food as well, wine is really cheap, 3-5 Euros for a whole bottle. There is a Starbucks inside, but more expensive than in the us. There is a great backers outside, a bit too sweet if you are not used to crazy sweet stuff like me. Highly recommend to visit here for local experience!

This is my favorite grocery store when I come to Paris. There is a nice variety of literally…read moreeverything you can think of. From food to souviners and even a wide selection of alcohol (beer,wine,liqour)for the low (if that's your thing). Don't want a six pack of a soda/beer no biggie just open it and take The number you want. They can be sold individually here. Everyone does it! The checking out process is a little chaotic but just be patient and you'll be fine. There are the normal self checkout debacles, (although their machines do let you choose your language of choice) so you can at least see where you failed in the scanning process. Which will just mean you will need to constantly flag down the poor store clerk that's working that area for the day. Every other item you scan will have an issue and that staffer is working with about 8ish self checkout station so again patience is the name of the game here. If you choose to go to an actual cashier that is supposed to assist you with buying your items, this experience will be hit or miss. Meaning only 1 or 2 lanes are actually open and the cashier either have a horrible attitude or they are very helpful. Today was the first time in a long time I had someone who was actually helpful. In this store there are mainly locals, so very little tourist action. But don't be afraid to ask for help if you need it. But if you're like me, legit sometimes you don't want hotel food or eat out. Nor do you want to spend $20 on random snacks from the room, when you can got local and stock up on what you want for less $$$. They are closed on Sundays like most places in Paris. Hours are 8:30am-10pm Monday-Sat. Saturday mid afternoon tend to be a madhouse and the shelves are depleted. You've been warned, plan accordingly.

Very convenient. Has every thing you would need if in an apartment. Just realize Sunday it's open…read morebut less open and all self service.

Favorite grocery store I've found in Paris! It's got everything I need- like a Target in the US,…read morewhich I love. Prices are great and there's a variety of everything available. Pretty big store as well. They offer fresh pizzas you can buy as well, which I have yet to do. There's a self checkout option as well if you have a few items.

Back to Paris sencomd time and the place is Nice and have lots thing u can find I thereread more

Where do i begin? The employees at this establishment are decent and kind unlike their security…read morestaff counterparts who are incompetent and in my experience plain evil. I have experienced persecution and aggressive behavior from their security on multiple occasions; i have decided that enough is enough. On one occasion the security guard waited until i was already in the sidewalk and ripped/dragged my cart out of my hands; in addition my arms were full with 2 large shopping bags. He couldn't care less that i might have dropped everything. He then proceeded to put his hands in one of my bags and take out a tea container to "scan" it. I could not believe his entitlement. I suppose it bothers them to see people with an abundance of groceries. I spend at least a thousand euros a month there out of convenience; unfortunately the treatment from their security is despicable. Not to mention there are various "check points" in the store and "mazes" of clothes, toys, home articles etc, before you can finally exit the store. There is also a detector and security cameras even by the tea isles, and store employees attending the self checkout. My question is : what are these security guards even doing there? They accuse, harass and aggress as they please. It is not a pleasant experience for the consumer, let alone for a woman, on the contrary. It is an experience full of unnecessary anxiety and injustice. If i could report them to a higher court trust me i would; to that height is the level of unpleasantness i have experienced from doing my groceries there. If you have a choice of going somewhere else, my suggestion is you do so. Especially if you are planning on doing a large shopping spree. I suppose they do not mind losing loyal customers. And yes i am a woman; and i have been by myself in each incident.

This was my local grocery store for a couple of months that I lived in this area. It was walkable…read moreto my home and super close to the line 10 metro. The bonus here is if you spend over 50 Euro on the food they will deliver it free to your residence. I was able to get everything I needed here for the most part. I appreciate that convenience of Monoprix, that you can do some light clothing and accessory shopping as well as food. If you have a car, they have a parking garage attached underneath the store. I believe parking is free for the first hour or so. I also got a rewards card, since in Paris Monoprix is a chain and was happy to see that I scored some extra discounts on my shopping.