Avid follower of Carrefours (especially French ones) but this signature store in heart of Lyon is…read moreunderwhelming at best. I know I'm not at a carrefour in some ghetto arrondissement in Paris but c'mon. Seafood and most meats in the frozen sections are empty. The shelves are slightly in disarray and the staff were nonchalant. The bread isle was barren and all the veggies have wilted. Still all the bells and whistles of a full-service Carrefour, which I thoroughly enjoyed.

Great super Market with everything you could imagine! The meats and produce departments are stocked…read morefull and have a huge variety of options. But there's so much more then food too. And very convenient location at the confluence!

Cool store with multiple levels. The food is underground with tons of selection. Lots of self…read morecheckouts.

Oh la, la! This is a compact American Target store with a market in a two story building…read more Everything is in French. Customers are rushing around, clerks are all over the place but they can't help because they are new at work or they can't speak English. The place is like a beehive with self- check. Great place to get French food items or minimalist style /city style clothing. Prices are reasonable. They sell home, garden supplies too. They do not sell pharmacy items like aspirin or cough lozenges. Everything is French produced here. Superb place to purchase France's food souvenirs to take home. Reasonable prices.

Nice store. Reasonable prices. They have a nice variety of items in the store goes deep inside -…read moreyou can find almost anything you need here. Stop by while waiting on a bus on a cold day. Freshly-squeezes orange juice is euros 2

I went to the one approx 6 blocks behind Place Bellecour and I can guarantee I will return...TODAY…read more SOOOOO much less expensive than stuffy MonoPrix and more basic items geared towards locals. As I am living in Lyon and need basic household items, I am finding this Carrefour City quite agreeable to my wallet. TAKE YOUR OWN BAGS. Quite understandably they charge for plastic bags. Tropicana juices are also approx 1e+ LESS than at Mono. Condiments are also much less. 8pk quality t.p. is also barely over 2e50...EIGHT PACK. yep, this place wins my $hopping euro$

In central Lyon there are no large format supermarkets. I rent an apartment when visiting & I do…read morelike to have a small supply of coffee, cheese, wine and fresh bread in the house for snacking. Franprix is convenient. The place is not different than a Monoprix. Selection and prices are about the same. I do prefer both Franprix and Monoprix for the wider selection of goods over the numerous Proxi markets.

Grocery store located in adjacent to La Part Dieu (just across from the Lyon main train station),…read moregood place to shop something local. Huge stores, they pretty much sell anything and everything. I came with my colleague who wanted to buy some local wine to take home, I enjoyed walking around inside. Signs are only in French, so learn important word such as vin (wine) or boisson (drink) so you don't have to walk around too much. Staff was there to assist and when I couldn't think certain words in French, I explained in Spanish and she understood what I needed. Self checkout kiosk is also available for fast service. Bring your own bags or pay a small fee for their plastic bags. Price was very reasonable, I would shop here if I were staying here longer than just one day.

Cheating people they use wrong label price shown less price, I complained to customers service to…read morecorrect but they didn't fix the price, and the answer comes that it wasn't accidentally, today I passed and I found same wrong label under an item more expensive, but I'm still a loyal customer coz I like this Market, with more monitoring.