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Supermarché G20 — Supermarket in Charonne, Paris

Supermarché G20 on Rue des immeubles Industriels keeps Charonne fed until 9:30 pm most nights, and until 9 pm on Sunday.

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What this branch is

Supermarché G20 is a supermarket branch on Rue des immeubles Industriels in Charonne, in the 11th arrondissement, with Alexandre Dumas station serving the neighbourhood. It opens at 8 am Monday to Saturday and closes at 9:30 pm those same days, while Sunday runs 9 am to 9 pm. A basket typically lands between €15 and €40.

Vetted

Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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The G20 branch on Rue des immeubles Industriels

This is one branch of the G20 chain, sitting on Rue des immeubles Industriels in Charonne rather than in the busier shopping streets further west. What it offers a visitor is a full supermarket format in a residential corner of the 11th, open on the days and at the hours when you are most likely to need it.

The hours are the real story here. Doors open at 8 am from Monday through Saturday, and the shop keeps going until 9:30 pm on those days. Sunday is shorter but still generous, 9 am to 9 pm, which matters in a city where a Sunday evening run for basics can otherwise mean a long walk.

Alexandre Dumas station puts the neighbourhood within easy reach, and the street itself is a quiet one, so you are not fighting through a crowd to get in. Come with a list and you will find the ordinary things a supermarket carries; come expecting a market hall or a specialist counter and this is not that.

Spending sits in the everyday range, roughly €15 to €40 for a basket, which tells you what kind of shop it is. It is the branch you use, not the one you plan a morning around.

What to look for

Open until 9:30 pm Monday to Saturday

The shop closes at 9:30 pm from Monday through Saturday, so a late arrival in the neighbourhood still has time to pick up the basics.

Sunday hours, 9 am to 9 pm

Sunday trading runs from 9 am to 9 pm, one of the few slots in the week when a supermarket run is still possible after a slow start.

On Rue des immeubles Industriels in Charonne

The branch sits on this street in Charonne, in the 11th arrondissement, with Alexandre Dumas station serving the neighbourhood.

Who is this for

Anyone staying in or passing through Charonne who needs a supermarket at an hour when smaller shops have shut will find this branch useful, particularly on a Sunday. If you are self-catering from an apartment in the 11th and want one straightforward shop rather than several small ones, the €15 to €40 basket range fits that kind of trip. Late arrivals who land in the evening and need something for breakfast the next morning have until 9:30 pm on most nights.

If you want a prepared meal to carry home rather than groceries to cook, Champs Libres Voltaire on Boulevard Voltaire keeps a daily deli counter of varied, balanced meals, some of them vegetarian.

The verdict

It is a standard neighbourhood supermarket rather than a market hall or a specialist grocer, but the 9:30 pm closing and the Sunday hours make it the practical choice when timing matters more than range.

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