Well we came in for the coffee and left with a few pounds of butter! They sealed it and we took…read morehome a treasure of truffle butter some black garlic butter and other nice stuff that made a 5 pack of butter and than we got chocolate and some pastry's and on and on it's a wonderful place to shop for anything food related and we never got off the first floor! What a fun place to spend a morning rain and eat and be decadent like only we can be when in Paris do as the parisians do eat bread have an espresso and enjoy

Good market that's open late in the evening! Has wine and snacks. What else do you need? They…read moreprobably have that too.

Among the superettes along Boulevard de Beaumarchais, this was our chosen one (and conveniently…read moreclosest to our hotel). This superette has the most attractive arrangement of produce just under the awning. Not only was it nicely arranged, but it also always looked super fresh and ready to eat. Inside is super tiny (about four aisles), but you will find everything from beverages (juice, water, soda) to sandwiches to cookies to carrefour suchard candy (oui oui). Prices are reasonable, and there's a good selection of pantry, produce, and other miscellaneous items that you'd find at a regular market and convenience store. I believe a father/son own this superette, as we saw the son every night (of our 6 nights in Paris), and his father on one of the nights. You can tell they take great pride in their superette. We would always see the son rearranging the produce or organizing the beverages. Every night, we would stop in so Mom could buy her one produce item-banana (for the next morning). He always greeted us very warmly, and with that smile of recognition (like he'd say to himself, "Hey, it's these ladies again.. Nice to see them again type of thing"). He'd ring us up very happily, and say something to us in French (which I believe was complimentary as he was smiling at us and laughing with us). One night, we even surprised him and bought more than just the produce, but water, suchard candy, and gum. Even though he spoke little English, we knew he was appreciative and happy to see us. It's like coming home every time we walked into Superette Beaumarchais. Will miss seeing our friend and daily visits at Superette Beaumarchais. Until next time, Au revoir...

On our first night in Paris, we were much too exhausted from traveling to go out for dinner;…read moreluckily this wonderful little shop around the corner had everything we needed for "le repas du soir" in our room, all of excellent quality and so reasonably priced (at home the wine alone would have cost what I paid for everything). Shopkeeper was very kind. A wonderful find.

I love this grocery store! J'adore cette marché!…read moreConvenient, reasonably affordable and high quality goods with a good selection of options. Yay!

This was a wonderful place to have near my hotel. I would pick up a few things here each evening…read moresince my hotel didn't have a snack machine. Prices are very good, and their produce was always delicious.

Surprisingly, cheapest place to get Japanese groceries.read more

This shop is very nice. They have everything, I found my favorite Japanese cookies and they staff…read moreis very kind and if you have problems with French there is a guy that speaks perfect English.

As a chain of grocery stores all around Paris, Franprix provides a pretty comprehensive supply of…read moregroceries in a location near you. When reading Les Miserables in high school, always wondered why cheese was such a crucial part of every French meal (even prisoners would get the daily allotment of food with bread and cheese). This location was just across the street from our hotel, and was an easy way to pick up supplies for a simple dinner on our 3rd night in Paris. Grocery store bread and cheese...in Paris it's still better than what you might get in a gourmet shop back in the states. The tax for food is 5.5% while alcohol is 20%. Ended up getting 6 things, all of which were great. Some oranges imported from Israel for 3,99€ per kg, with 2 oranges being 1,48€ (even though they seem dry, they were very juicy and sweet). Butter and french bread prices are strictly regulated: a large square of butter for 1,7,5€, a baguette for ,69€. Got some ham pieces for 2,5€ and a large wedge of cheese for 2€. The most expensive thing was the wheat beer for 3,25€, and it was excellent. Some interesting things they had: a self-service salad bar and self-service mochi bar filled with different flavors. They have self-checkout lines, but figured it might be best to have someone scan everything because of the written language barrier. One thing to note: they were closing off the sections that let you pick up alcohol at 17:00....there must be some sort of local regulation on that.

For your candy needs, this place offers so many different options. The location is centrally…read moreplaced in the mall. When you walk in it's very similar to a Willy Wonka movies. They offer so many different types of sweets. The ambience of this place is amazing. At decently value, almost all the of items are great. We took home the macaroons and a bunch of the chocolate covered nuts (almond, pecan, and peanut mix). We also had their ice cream. It looks like gelato, but is just homemade. The flavors were great. We had the salter caramel and chocolate mint. The lady at the counter only spoke French, but was very accommodating to our needs. Come here for a quick bite and pick me up or if you simply have a sweet tooth.

Bon ok il est grand, il y a tout ce dont on a besoin. Mais…read moreil est situe juste a cote de plusieurs écoles de commerce donc voila des la pause déjeuner cet endroit grouille d'étudiant en fait non il y a toujours des étudiants, on a toujours faim! Il ne propose pas assez de sandwichs et salades pour le midi. D'ailleurs pour les végétariens, vous devriez vous contenter des 2/3 salades qu'ils vendent ou peut être les pastabox! Ah oui on voit une montée des prix a chaque semestre, ce n'est pas normal. Oui, les loyers augmentent mais bon c'est devenu plus cher que les franprix au centre de Paris.