the cashers are very rude pushey. this was the second time this happened after spending 175 euro…read more They want you to pay before you pack and if you do they start checking out the next person and push you out of the way . i felt that i was being treated this way because i was a tourist. every else in the store was great except for the bitchey cashers store via del gesu' 57-58-59 Rome 00186

Not a bad supermarket that was nearby the place we were staying at. I found some 50% discounts on…read moresmoked salmon and prosciutto.

Love this supermarket for it's variety and prices. The ready to eat foods are excellent quality…read more(sautéed spinach, eggplant parmigiana), cheese selection is impressive, and produce is cheap. Friendly employees round out the nice experience.

This was a godsend for us as it was near our AirBnb and we were able to stock up on drinks, wine,…read morefruit and food. Our first night we were too tired to go out and picked up some pizza and fried arancini balls. Pretty decent for market food. It's a bit cramped in the cashier line, but this place has everything you need!

We liked Simply. They had some great sale items- like chocolate- that I took home for presents…read more And they also had great food we ate in our hotel room. DO use plastic gloves (provided) when touching the fruit- it's rude to use your bare hands. And you might want to bring a bag for your food, or a backpack- it's 10 cents a bag. And they WILL ask for change- which can be a struggle. I finally just learned to lie- and say I didn't have any, which spared me the embarrassment of digging in my purse for weird amounts. The wine selection here was great. We tried a new one every night (13 wines we tried- yes, that is correct- 13!!!) And they were all good. We tried everything from 4 to 10 euro wines- and they were all good. And Roman water did not agree with us- so we bought a lot of bottled water here.

Best places to go shop for libations and provisions specially abroad is at a grocery shop. And…read morenote,, that if you're "American",,, grocery shops aren't going to be gigantic,, specially comparing to suburb or farm land wallymart. So that's that. I came through on my way back from the Colloseum. I guess I got tired of people watching and didn't want to join in on the aerobics at sundown thing that was going on. So, I've arrived and let get to buying a good amount of Italian Beer to drink and to bring back home to the States. Everything was nice a neat, didn't take me long to find what I needed. Ok, so it's crowded since yes,, the Trevi Fountain crowd and the Colloseum crowd pretty much gathers here. Which is ok, there's games on my phone to keep me busy while I'm in line. Plus "Americans" with anxiety issues usually peel away, so I'm quite alright since I've got nothing but time. The cashiers were pretty good,, they rang me up. I stuck the booze in my handy dandy travel tote. I paid with my "Contactless" a.k.a. "Samsung Pay." I was on my merry way back to my hotel. Great experience... I even caught a Mr. Mime on my walk back. Thanks for reading my review. Enjoy your yelptastic day. Cheers!!

Have shopped there three times in our few days in Rome, and if there were other choices in the…read morevicinity we would take them. The store itself and its selection seem to be on par with other Co-op's we have frequented in Italy, so that part of the equation is fine. The store staff on the other hand that we have encountered is surly, to borderline rude. We were there yesterday and not being locals there are a few idiosyncratic things done here with fruits and vegetables that we were unaware of. There was really no one else in the store and rather than correct us respectfully the Gentleman sitting behind the counter whistled at us, pointed to the plastic bags that were across from the paper (you weigh and package and price your own vegetables and take them marked to the till) put his head down into one hand and shook his head. Had we other choices I would have taken our basket of goods over to him, put them in front of him and left the store. Of course being the polite Canadians we are we finished our shopping and went to the till. The other female checker was helping someone, so we assumed the Gentleman would help us. He saw us coming, got up, turned around and started using the computer. I would suggest he needs to find a job he enjoys and perhaps look into some customer service training. All that said they have a good selection across the board and will likely have what you need. Pity you have to deal with staff such as him.

This place is like 7-eleven, but a bit better because they have more variety…read more I enjoyed that there are Carrefours everywhere you go in Rome, especially Prati area. You can buy snacks, dinner, lunch, anything you want. Definitely a must to buy essentials when you are in the area. Place takes credit card too so, no need for cash. Customer service is also great.

This is an express grocery store. It is like a Conner grocery store. Limited but enough to deal…read morewith your basic daily needs. Good service.

Great place to go if you need grocery items for meal prepping or for purchase as gifts to bring…read moreback home. I bought Italian pistaccio cookies and drinks as souvenirs for family in Los Angeles, CA.

They have everything. I'm from the states and was shocked to see so many products in a convenience…read morestore. Vegan items , some produce or shrink wrapped veggies. Amazing selection.

Great variety of food options for tourists staying nearby. Super convenient and affordable.read more

This place was great. They had a nice selection of pre-prepared salads- as well as all sorts of…read moreother food. My husband found some fun wines to try. Also, because it was after Xmas, they had candy on sale! So I found fun bags of chocolate euros for about 1 euro each- that was neat! I would definitely recommend this place. For the traveler, it should have everything you want. Bring your own bag- or pay 10 cents for one.