Monop

Un supermarché assez simple et plutôt bien organisé pour gérer l’afflux des clients en caisse. Pratique car il n’y a pas tant de supermarchés aux alentours et les caissiers sont sympas.
Pour les points négatifs, ça reste au dessus des prix moyens que l’on peut trouver dans les supermarchés. Pour information, le pack 6*25cl heineken (Il n’y avait pas de Grimbergen, shame…) à 4,34 €, la brique d’innocent 75cl à 3,47 € et le pack de deux yaourts Mamy Nova à 1,55 €.

We found this by typing grocery on google maps, otherwise we’d never have known that «monop» was a grocery store, even though we’d walked past it (albeit on the other side of the street).
We bought some pre-​made sandwiches, salads, and picnic stuff. The beer selection was slim and the only things that were cold looked like nothing interesting, but there was one bottle I picked-​up and chilled in the mini-​bar fridge.
The thing that shocked me was when I was leaving Paris. In the CDG airport, I saw that same brand of sandwiches and salads as we saw in the Monop. Since I was in the market for food, I went in and saw that same sandwich for € 1 LESS than the Monop! You gotta admit that € 5.50 for a simple sandwich is a lot, but vacation money is not the same as real money. But, yeah, the same sandwich was selling for € 4.50 at the airport.

Cute larger small grocery store. It is very clean and has a decent selection of wines and food. There are quite a few items that can be easily taken «to go» and eaten (sandwiches, salads, etc.). The cashiers are friendly and fast and I would definitely go back again.
PS. I think that they are open until 11pm during the week.