Yeah, most supermarkets in medium cities and larger offer drive services. I don't have a car however, so I have been looking at orders delivered to my door, an

Yeah, most supermarkets in medium cities and larger offer drive services. I don't have a car however, so I have been looking at orders delivered to my door, and the offer is still rather poor. I'm in Lille, and even though it's a rather large city only Monoprix and Auchan offer that. Even not considering the shipping and handling charges Monoprix is already more expensive than all the other supermarkets, and Auchan online has very few products offered, to the point of being completely unsuitable as my main groceries source. The few first orders to Monoprix bear large discounts though (which actually made the end price cheaper than what I would have paid in the nearby "real" supermarket) so I tried their service, and I am very pleased with it, to the point where I'm almost ready to use them more often even if they're more expensive. Groceries get delivered to my door the day after, at the hour I choose, this looks like the future to me. Many large cities in France also have a local fruits and vegetable delivery company (usually with mostly organic and/or local products).   Well, anyway, what I want to say is that I'm very pleased with the recent development of these services. I can finally skip spending hours in a supermarket every week and hauling back my things by bike or public transport.