Wow! We bought everything we needed for both a one week vacay for ten and the journey back: 20+…read morehours in one car.... It is cheap, great quality and lovely store vibe. The check-outs are also superquick and they spoke wonderful English. The store is big, the fruit aisle is a maze - walked around for 15 minutes but couldn't find white/yellow/green grapes, *anywhere*But we really enjoyed this. I got a few particular things I'm really happy with: - 10 Parker Quink Refills for only €3.90! At home that'd be €11,98! - Presents for Mother's Day (spa, nail, make-up) and my sisters birthday (beautiful art supplies) for only €27,57. Back home (I calculated it!!!) would've costed €42,93! But yeah, loved the store, selection of products, check-out. Only thing: it's not really clear what is in what aisle- there's no sign above the path, for example, with "cookies" on it.

The supermarket at antibes and has nearness what leaves few choices for grocery shopping…read more Placed close to the highway exit it allows to make grocery shopping rather easily by going home from work for example. Gas station has nearness + some shops close. Big free parking in front of the supermarket. To avoid absolutely in season just after beach period that is at about 18pm because it is just swarming with people!

They have bagels and muffins and hot sauces and certain spices not common in France and good potato…read morechips ... but they are wicked expensive. I suppose importing all this stuff and being located in old Antibes has its price.

always have a great shopping experience, the price are a bit high but i understand since it's…read moreimported stuff, i recommend it to everybody

Yelp Review 2026 #205:…read more I was on a mission to get some French butter. I did my research and people were saying to go to Monoprix to get some French butter. It was so crowded. It was overwhelming. I spotted the fridge section that has beurre. But I wanted to check out other food items and snacks they had. But with all the people in there, I gave up and went back to the butter section. They have several brands but not the brands I was looking for. They didn't have a variety of flavors either. It was either salted or unsalted butter. So, I left empty handed.

Quality/Quantity - The larger and more upscale of all the Monoprix in this area…read more We come here daily for our snacks, drinks, wine, etc. And most recently for our picnic dinners where we make our own charcuterie. Expensive, but we get what we want and it is still less expensive than going to a restaurant for the similar quality of food. Ambiance - Again, one of the largest Monoprix in this area. Upscale. See pictures. We actually opened a loyalty card to become a member to take advantage of the discounts. Message me if you have questions. Service - Self service. Price - Above average, also in a tourist area. So expect to pay accordingly. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1932. I also noticed some acquisitions in 1996 and 1997. Congrats with your 5 brands, approximately 400 locations, 250 in France and the rest abroad.

Protect spot when staying in Cannes to pick up food for our house and drinks. No near by parking so…read morebring bags to carry everything . Typical service for France. The store was clean

Okay store in central location. Small but with reasonable selection of goods. Open Sunday mornings…read moretoo. Nothing special but it does the trick if you need groceries in centre ville Cannes.

Great grocery store to grab water bottle while on vacation nearby. There were several options and 6…read morepack of large 1.5L water bottles cost around $3 Euros. They take credit cards, too. Convenient stores in the area charge about $1 Euro for a small bottle and some only accept cash. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ ) 2018

They literally have a 3 casinos on this street alone. This one was a bigger store like a Walmart…read moresupercenter. Lots of aisles and lots of grocery items. Lots of good prices on everything from fruit and pastries to meats and frozen goods. If you want to have a quick alternative to fast food breakfasts or local bakeries, they got a lot of relatively cheap stuff to explore. As I said in other reviews, this is France's national grocery chain so it's a credible place to shop. I took a bunch of photos to show as well so I hope you like them!!

English is very limited here, but they will try to help you if you try to speak a few words in…read moreFrench. I still highly recommend this place for any shopping needs if you are in the area though. This place is basically a Costco. In the front of the store, there are many mall style shops for fashion. They even have a H&M that has two levels and is bigger than the one that I see in my area in the states. Going inside, the security guard would need to staple any mall bags you bought so be sure to give them your bag for this process or put them in your car. Their baskets are interesting. Unlike the United States, where you carry your basket, you can both carry it and turn it into a mini cart here in this shopping market. They do have the normal sized shopping carts too. They have the usual basic needs like anything you need in the kitchen to things you find in the bathroom. They even have a section for electronics. Of course, they even have a selection of wines, and lots of it to the point where it is in two different areas of the store. The most impressive part about this place are the groceries. They have a large selection of food from meats, seafood including sashimi, which is fresh, cheeses, and typically any food you would find in any regular market. They even have a baguette cutting machine if you want it cut into slices. There is also a baked goods section, which have many beautify desserts. I highly recommend picking up something from here. If you are picking up eggs, they do not refrigerate it here, so be sure to leave it outside when you bring them back to the area you are staying in. An important thing to keep in mind for fruits and vegetables is that you would need to weigh it on a scale and get the produce information before checkout. Otherwise, they will take away your produce and all you can do is watch in horror as the dish you were planning on making is thrown out the window. They do not bag your items here and you would need to pay for a bag, or in France "un sac", which you would need to ask for. You should learn your numbers here if you would like multiple bags, but hand gestures would work here.

Visited today and was shocked to find the dirtiest grocery store ever!! Produce had many moldy…read morelemons (clearly visible) and limp lettuce. There was trash on the floor throughout the entire store. Left without buying anything. Caution.

This is almost a destination when visiting Cannes. I looked forward to pushing my cart up and down…read moreeach row of items and if I ally the piece de la resistance is the amazing meat and seafood counter in the middle of the store. It's a work if art! I have never visited a a supermarket I felt compelled to photograph but Casino deserves every pictorial homage.

Excellent market with fresh veggies, fruits and all sorts of "jambon de pays" (local raw hams),…read morebreads, olive oils, wines etc. They serve a traditional "tartine" breakfast (coffee, baguette, jams, butter) and will make you a salad of veggies or fruits or both...you are the creator.

Main grocery store in the area! Get there before 8pm and it closes early on Sundays.read more