What's open in France during Covid-19 crisis

Only certain businesses and commercial premises are allowed to open during the lockdown (although many are closed, anyway). They include:

21 March 2020

Food and drink

Frozen food shops, general and convenience stores
Supermarkets/hypermarkets
Butchers, bakers, grocers and fishmongers
Cavistes and beverage shops
Other specialist food shops
Pet food shops
Gardening supply shops with animal food
Food markets (although some cities have closed these)
Vending machines

Food banks and soup kitchens
Food distribution by charitable associations

Petrol stations and garages
Maintenance and repair of motor and agricultural vehicles, machinery and equipment
Car showrooms, workshops
Motorcycle sales, workshops
Petrol and other fuel stations

Media, technology and computers
Newsagents and stationers
Computer and accessories shops
Phone sales
Computer and household appliance repairers
Repair of computer peripherals and communication equipment

Pharmacies and medical
Chemists
Specialist orthopaedic stores

Laundry and dry cleaning
Wholesale and retail laundry and dry cleaning

Hotels and accommodation
Hotels and similar accommodation
Tourist and other short-term accommodation which is a regular place of residence for the persons living there
Campsites and mobile home parks used as a regular place of residence

Churches and funeral services
Churches with no more than 20 people, although funeral are excepted
Undertakers and funeral homes

Banks, finance, insurance and employment
Banks
Employment agencies
Financial and insurance
institutions

Farming, construction and equipment stores
Farm suppliers
DIY stores and glaziers
Equipment and property
leasing and rental agencies
Agricultural machinery and equipment leasing agencies
Construction machinery and equipment leasing agencies