Can you get a supermarket delivery in France?

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We're going self-catering in Brittany in August. Our (not very big) car is going to be stuffed to the brim, so I really can't pack loads of food as well. We're only there for a week, though, so I don't want to have to spend too much time in the supermarket. When we self-cater in the UK I always order a supermarket delivery for the afternoon that we arrive. Anyone know if French supermarkets offer the same service? If so, has anyone booked a delivery from the UK? Is it possible/easy? (I have decent French, so language not a problem.)

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Houra.fr

Auchan.fr

Telemarket.fr

Intermarche.fr

Thank you!

picard.fr for good frozen stuff

e-leclerc.com
carrefour.fr

In France the items tend to be more expensive if ordering over the internet rather than buying in the shop plus you may have to pay for delivery.

We do what they call a "drive". Order over the internet with the same prices as in the shop, then drive to the warehouse and they put the stuff in your boot . We use leclercdrive.fr but carrefour also does one as does Auchan and probably other supermarkets.