Well, I was trying to upload a picture of all my directions for the various super markets but I can't figure it out. If you reply with your email here or message me with your email I'll send you a copy.

Basically there is a Cost U Less on Bush Road that is like a Costco that had good soda prices, bulk meats, nice boxes of mixed crackers for cheese (like Carr's), reasonable liquor, etc.

Near it was a Grand Marche that was large and had a good selection of stuff but I didn't look at the meats. The Carrefour store brand was pretty good.

There is a Grand Marche on Union Road that was a much nicer and cleaner store than the one on Bush Road. These stores have a large selection of wines in all price ranges. And this one had nice fruit and vege displays. The bagboys work solely for tips, like they do at military commissaries.

The Super U in Howell Centre in Marigot had really nice looking veges and seemed to have a different assortment of stuff, including interesting things like whole chickens, and I mean whole, with feet and everything.

Behind it, in Howell Centre, was a Pain Gourmande bakery store that had excellent prices on baguettes and croissants and those croissants were my favorites of all that I tried.

The Simply Market on Sandy Ground was all French and had the most wonderful cheese and meat cases with packages of odds and ends of different cheeses, meats, pates etc. They had the most wonderful terrines in huge crocks that looked really interesting. They also had the best prices on those decorated fifths of locally made rhums, only $7. For cash they were 1€ = $1. I also thought this store had the best meat prices and they had some really fresh fish on ice, but not a large assortment of that. They charge 4¢ a bag so bring your own.

The Gourmet Marches are very limited, like a C-Store.

The Market Garden right next to Burger King on Welfare Road where we were staying at the Atrium was a bit dingy and dirty, and expensive.

The Dutch cheese store in Philipsburg had really nice Goudas of all flavors.

As you can see, we are totally into visiting different markets and like to cook and eat in ourselves, lol.

If you are renting a car like we did I found it easy enough to go to all these stores while sightseeing.

I don't mind driving as growing up we lived about 20 miles away from the Air Base my father was stationed at and we made the 20 mile trek every week to shop on base.

Here I would say all of these places were within 5 - 20 minutes of the Atrium.

Hope this helps