Rome has neighbourhood supermarkets, minimarkets and larger stores in both central and residential areas. Compare location, store format and opening hours.
Practical tip: Sunday hours vary by store, so check the listing before making a detour.
I do small shops at neighbourhood minimarkets — Roberto
When I need water, fruit and something quick to eat in the centre, I look for a small neighbourhood market, not necessarily a large supermarket brand. For that kind of shop, a store along my route is enough: I do not make a detour just for a wider selection. I still check displayed prices and opening hours before going in.
Where to buy groceries
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For breakfast in your room, a snack or just avoiding tourist prices, supermarkets are the most reliable option. Many are open on Sundays and late.
- Rome: Carrefour, Conad, Coop, Pam
- Paris: Franprix, Monoprix, Carrefour City
- London: Tesco Express, Sainsbury's Local, Co-op
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Frequently asked questions
What should I know about supermarkets in Rome?
Rome has neighbourhood supermarkets, minimarkets and larger stores in both central and residential areas. Compare location, store format and opening hours.
How do I choose supermarkets in Rome?
Balance distance and store size: a minimarket is quick, while a larger supermarket offers more choice.
What should I check before going?
Sunday hours vary by store, so check the listing before making a detour.