Small wine shop near the Eiffel Tower. Excellent selection of champagnes. Jerome was very helpful.read more

Stop by this store to get a bottle of wine. I recommend doing this before heading to the Tower. You…read morecan get a bottle cheaper than you can get a glass of wine at a restaurant. This place has a great selection.

Benjamin provided the hight level of quality service when I visited the store. When he didn't have…read morewhat I needed, he made a call, had it sent to the store so I didn't have to run around Paris looking. Highly recommend you check out this shop.

Excellent customer service. Very knowledgeable staff who are also very approachable. Selection of…read moreregional wines is also impressive; wines are available from a wide range of price points.

Nestle owns a large array of products. Their beverage division alone is huge. Now in the US we may…read morenot see as many of those products but after traveling through a number of countries, ive had quite a few of these beverages. Vittel is a natural spring water from Vosges that i drank quite a bit of in Belgium. Lower mineral content than many spring waters ive tasted and a very clean finish. I think i still prefer sparkling mineral water but when you cant get it Vittel will do

Great wine shop with excellent selection and friendly service (in English and French)…read more Center aisle has wine of the month. Prices range from €8-100.

Excellent shop with good selection for every budget. Bilingual staff who were happy to help my…read moregrandmother select a good wine for the evening. They even opened it for her since she didn't bring a corkscrew with her on her travels.

The wine shop owner spoke great English and was very knowledgeable on the wines. He was very…read morehelpful to find types of wine we liked and were in our price range.

Monoprix was very conveniently located about a 5 minute walk from our hotel, so we ended up here a…read morefew times during the course of our stay in Paris. Fairly good sized grocery store with a lot of selection. This place was a great way for us to stock our fridge with snacks and drinks for when we were kickin' back in the room. Not only that, you do it at a great price. As much as I do love Paris, it can get expensive out there! Also, check out the bakery area to the front left when you first enter. They sell decent little sandwiches ready to eat on the spot for less than 3 euros! Sodas are just 1.5 euros as opposed to the much more rapey prices around town of 3-5 euros for a 16 oz bottle. Plus the macarons are less than 1 euro a piece here, which is about the cheapest I saw them anywhere around town. Most people I ran into could not speak much English but still were able to help me out with pantomiming and a few chosen words. lol But they were always nice and figured out a way to communicate an answer to me. Monoprix ended up being an affordable and convenient option during our time in Paris. 3 stars. A-Ok.

This place was super the best! Not all Monoprix are the same; some are huge and have everything…read morewhile others are small and just carry essentials. The big one we visited often was a great place to grab breakfast, lunch, snacks, clothes, flowers, and other odds and ends. If you're in need and in Paris make sure you visit the Monoprix! Accessibility: the store we visited most often was good. Like most places in Europe it was a bit small, but at least they had a ramp and elevator (and escalator) which was great for my wife.