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Monoprix — Supermarket in Batignolles, Paris

Monoprix on Rue des Dames keeps Batignolles shopping until 10 pm on weeknights and Saturdays, and from 9 am on Sundays. The Brochant station branch is a full supermarket with a deli counter, self-checkouts and delivery.

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Monoprix, Rue des Dames

Monoprix at 125 Rue des Dames is the supermarket for Batignolles, open 8 am to 10 pm Monday to Saturday and 9 am to 7:30 pm on Sunday. A basket runs €15–40. You get a deli counter, self-checkouts and home delivery, with a fresh produce section and weighing scales.

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The Batignolles branch on Rue des Dames

This is a Monoprix branch in Batignolles, on Rue des Dames, a short walk from Brochant station. It is a large supermarket with a deli counter, self-checkouts and a delivery service, and it stays open until 10 pm on weeknights and Saturdays.

What you buy here is everyday grocery shopping: fresh produce, meat and fish, dairy, and a deli counter where staff serve you. The store is clean and the goods are well presented, and the produce section is the part most worth a look, though the weighing scales are sometimes out of order.

The layout is a large sales floor with self-checkout lanes alongside the staffed registers. Self-checkout lanes close, queues build, and you may need a cashier to validate your basket. Popular products run out.

Prices are on the high side for a supermarket, and promotions are worth reading closely. A basket typically comes to €15–40. Delivery is available and arrives on time, with courteous drivers.

It suits a traveller staying nearby who wants a full shop late or on a Sunday.

What to look for

Open until 10 pm on weeknights

Monday to Saturday the store runs 8 am to 10 pm, so a late arrival can still shop.

Sunday hours

Sunday opening is 9 am to 7:30 pm, useful when much of the neighbourhood is shut.

Deli counter

A served counter sits alongside the shelves for cold cuts and prepared items.

Who is this for

A traveller staying in Batignolles who lands late and needs a full shop before 10 pm will find everything here in one trip. Anyone whose Sunday in Paris needs milk, bread and produce is covered by the 9 am to 7:30 pm Sunday hours. If you are cooking in an apartment near Brochant station and want a deli counter plus delivery, this branch does both.

For a pastry or a treat rather than a full grocery basket, Maison Marques on Rue de Lévis is the Batignolles address for an almond croissant.

The verdict

This is a large branch with a deli counter and late hours, since self-checkout lanes close and queues build, so it suits a traveller who needs the 10 pm close or Sunday hours.

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