Absolutely loved finding a Coops in the UK and Italy on our delayed honeymoon. They always have…read morewhat you need, the stores are always clean and you're bound to find something fresh and healthy that you hadn't planned to purchase.

A deceptively large Coop not far from Piazza Navona with a great selection and good pricing. Bring…read moreyour own bags or they'll charge you.

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.

This is where dreams come true. I asked for one of their meat and cheese plates and watched them…read moreslice the meats and cheeses in front of me. WHAT A DREAM! They had plenty of options, but the language barrier made things difficult for me, so I stuck to their menu options and was beyond pleased. You've gotta try this place!

Stopped in looking to cook a "homemade" Italian meal in our AirBnB. One of the butchers worked with…read moreus and was very helpful. We grabbed a small thing of olive oil, box of fresh looking pasta, and a spice packet and he helped us pick the meat and cheese and even suggest/packed up some fresh pepper because it would be perfect with what we were creating. We also got two slices of fresh bread to round it out. Our dinner turned out perfect! It had tourist flairs (pasta and spice gift packs, TSA approved size items) but overall still seemed to be a legitimate local business and community staple for the most part.

This express grocery store is located in a busy tourist area, and they carry basic staff for…read morevegetables, fruits, snacks, and drinks. There's usually a line before the checkout counter.

il personale più maleducato del mondo. La donna dai capelli rossi e l'uomo calvo con gli occhiali…read moresono terribilmente maleducati. non venire qui e non perdere tempo qui. the most rude staff in the world. the redhead woman and the old man with glasses who work the register are both terrible and rude. don't come here or waste your time here.

If one is looking for true local flavor and a adventure always find the nearest market. If one is…read morelooking for local deals it's always at the market. The water here is less than .50 cents where other places they want $2 and it's half the size go figure. I always peep out the deli to see the local foods and goods and to my amazement they had porchetta. they sell in Kilograms and they don't speak any English not that it matters because I learned treat others the way you want to be treated , so be prepared to point and google translate which makes this unique and truly a profound experience with a smile Thank you to google translate for being able to have these deep conversations Thank you to the kind gentleman that served me

Cheaper grocery shopping in the city of Rome for tourists.Also staff are friendly and helpful…read more Recommended by a friend.

This is a Roman neighborhood where every corner oozes "authenticity," especially the ones with…read moreEnglish menus and a queue of tourists in matching linen. But you gotta go because the ivy-covered buildings and cobblestone alleys are so cute. It's packed with restaurants and outside seating. All languages buzzing. The food is rustic and charming and by rustic I mean "slightly overpriced but served with flair," and by charming I mean "the waiter calls you 'amore' while forgetting your order." Still, there's no denying the magic of the glowing lanterns, street performers, and tourists chatting in so many languages.

A really well stocked produce store, with other food cheeses and fresh food you may want as well…read more Friendly to English speakers. The tomatoes are wonderful, as are the oranges! Go in the afternoon once they get their delivery for the day.

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.

In A Nutshell: -We…read morestumbled upon this local alimentari (grocery) & so glad we did. -This is where the Italians shop for fresh meats, olive oils and liquor/beer/soda. -Prices are very good. We paid 15€ for 50 grams each of salami, bresaola, prosciutto & a can of olive oli w/ black truffle. -The alimentari was very clean, organized w/ lots of items to satisfy your grocery shopping needs. Overall, glad I added this place to Yelp, so you guys can find it!

I found this small grocery market near the Coliseum…read more After exploring the Coliseum, we wanted to find a quick place to get some water. A quick Google map search revealed that this market was very close. It was easy to walk to and find. They have a good food selection here and the pricing appears to be reasonable, especially compared to other places. I was able to get a large bottle of pferrier and some kefif for less than 3 euros. I imagine I would have shopped here for snakes and a bit of groceries if I was staying in or visiting this this area for a bit longer.

I absolutely love Carrefour. It's convenient and has everything you need to stock a kitchen for a…read morefew weeks. Great prices, customer service and abbreviated selection of Italian products, fruits and vegetables.