closest Monoprix to Ecole Militaire??
Mar 27th, 2009, 11:39 AM
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3sica:
monoprix.fr-->mon magasin-->recherche (upper left-hand corner). Then enter your address (adresse) (Hotel des Invalides, perhaps) near the ecole complex and the code postal (75007).
The site has maps with good detail for navigating the neighborhood.
Enjoy your trip.
monoprix.fr-->mon magasin-->recherche (upper left-hand corner). Then enter your address (adresse) (Hotel des Invalides, perhaps) near the ecole complex and the code postal (75007).
The site has maps with good detail for navigating the neighborhood.
Enjoy your trip.
Mar 27th, 2009, 12:01 PM
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A Monop is very small and not like a regular Monoprix. It's sort of like a 7-11 in the US, but I think maybe smaller.
I could be wrong, but I don't remember the Monoprix on Commerce as having groceries. They don't all, although most do. Unless someone can verify that, I would go to the Beaugrenelle one as it is huge and I know they have groceries as I used to shop there. You do have to transfer at La Motte-Picquet, though and get out at Charles Michels stop. I guess you could try the first one (which is right at La Motte-Picquet, and if they don't have food, go to Beaugrenelle). The only problem is it isn't open as late on Sat night, only 8:30. However, that one is open Sunday morning, anyway (Beaugrenell). It's about one block west of the metro stop on rue Linois.
I could be wrong, but I don't remember the Monoprix on Commerce as having groceries. They don't all, although most do. Unless someone can verify that, I would go to the Beaugrenelle one as it is huge and I know they have groceries as I used to shop there. You do have to transfer at La Motte-Picquet, though and get out at Charles Michels stop. I guess you could try the first one (which is right at La Motte-Picquet, and if they don't have food, go to Beaugrenelle). The only problem is it isn't open as late on Sat night, only 8:30. However, that one is open Sunday morning, anyway (Beaugrenell). It's about one block west of the metro stop on rue Linois.
Mar 27th, 2009, 11:47 PM
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i AM trying, but it isn't easy to read an entire french website as opposed to a few words at a time....
thanks hmmm, i will try it out again (i did do that once, but somehow it said something like not found in 75007 and suggested 14th or 10th??? maybe i keyed something wrongly
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It doesn't HAVE to be monoprix, as long as the is something in the neighbourhood where i can get some groceries. Will walk around when I reach there, just worried about the operating hours of shops in Paris, esp since i reach in the evening and the next day is Sunday!
thanks hmmm, i will try it out again (i did do that once, but somehow it said something like not found in 75007 and suggested 14th or 10th??? maybe i keyed something wrongly
)It doesn't HAVE to be monoprix, as long as the is something in the neighbourhood where i can get some groceries. Will walk around when I reach there, just worried about the operating hours of shops in Paris, esp since i reach in the evening and the next day is Sunday!
Mar 28th, 2009, 03:47 AM
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Yes, the Monoprix on rue du Commerce has a large grocery department on the upper level.
There is some small grocer on rue Cler - it might have been the "Leader Price" I see at corner of rue Cler / rue du Champ de Mars..? There's a Franprix at the next corner (north) at rue de Grenelle, across from Le Roussillon.. and, as Robes says, the Shopi one door off place Ecole Militaire.
There is some small grocer on rue Cler - it might have been the "Leader Price" I see at corner of rue Cler / rue du Champ de Mars..? There's a Franprix at the next corner (north) at rue de Grenelle, across from Le Roussillon.. and, as Robes says, the Shopi one door off place Ecole Militaire.
Mar 28th, 2009, 04:41 AM
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Hi 3S,
>...isn't easy to read an entire french website .....<
I use http://imtranslator.com/. It will translate up to 1000 words at a time.
>...isn't easy to read an entire french website .....<
I use http://imtranslator.com/. It will translate up to 1000 words at a time.
Mar 28th, 2009, 10:51 AM
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Franprix is the largest supermarket chain in Paris and the suburbs (it does not exist outside the Paris metropolitan area). Leader Price is exactly the same chain with the same house brands but is found in both Paris and throughout France. Interestingly enough, these chains belong to Groupe Casino (which also operates Casino supermarkets and Géant hypermarkets)... and Groupe Casino is also the owner of Monoprix. So you may think that these are different brands but they are really all the same, except for the prices charged.
In descending order for prices, the rating is: Monoprix, Casino, Géant, Franprix, Leader Price.
In descending order for prices, the rating is: Monoprix, Casino, Géant, Franprix, Leader Price.
Mar 28th, 2009, 11:02 AM
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thanks for the heads up kerouac...
will certainly go for a cheaper option if i have a choice...
but my choices are limited i guess, what with late arrival on Saturday and the next day being Sunday!
will certainly go for a cheaper option if i have a choice...
but my choices are limited i guess, what with late arrival on Saturday and the next day being Sunday!
