In the 18th arrondissement, La Chapelle covered market, also known as the Olive Market, reveals, beneath its cast-iron and wrought-iron hall, fresh produce and world-spanning caterers, open Tuesday through Sunday.
In the heart of Paris’s 17th arrondissement, the Batignolles covered market blends fresh produce, caterers, food shops and a village-like vibe. A gourmet hall to discover from Tuesday to Sunday.
In the heart of the 16th arrondissement, Passy’s covered market cultivates a refined gourmet elegance, with fishmongers, cheesemongers, produce stalls and caterers. A neighborhood market worth discovering from Tuesday to Sunday.
In the 12th arrondissement, Beauvau Market (also known as the Aligre Market) welcomes gourmets with open arms. On the agenda: stalls covered and outdoors, fresh produce, a flea market, and a lively, down-to-earth atmosphere. One of Paris's oldest markets, it’s open from Tuesday to Sunday!
Between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est, the Saint-Quentin Covered Market stands as Paris’s largest indoor market. Fresh produce, caterers, the Second Empire hall, and a convivial space await food lovers from Tuesday through Sunday.
In the heart of the Haut-Marais, the Marché des Enfants Rouges has been delighting Parisians since 1615. As the oldest covered market in the capital, it combines history with gourmet stalls, world cuisines, and lunch spots open Tuesday to Sunday.
Saint-Denis market offers a genuine globe-trotting of flavors and cultures… without leaving Seine-Saint-Denis (93). Under its vast 19th-century iron-and-glass hall, this iconic market stands as the largest covered market in Île-de-France!
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
In the heart of Meaux (77), the Saint-Faron cheese dairy opens its doors to you for immersive guided tours of the land of Brie de Meaux PDO and Brie de Melun PDO. Step by step, our artisans show you the craftsmanship behind each cheese. With demonstrations, educational videos and gourmet tastings, immerse yourself in the melt-in-your-mouth world of Brie and enjoy!
Recently opened in the 11th arrondissement, Source has two faces: on the one hand, a cheese shop that honors perfectly sourced cheeses, and on the other, a wine cellar that highlights living, natural, organic and biodynamic wines. All sprinkled with good advice!
La Fromagerie du Louvre is the place to go for lovers of good cheeses, just a stone's throw from the Samaritaine. On the menu: carefully selected French cheeses, picnic boxes and cheese sandwiches to go!
Fancy an all-you-can-eat raclette? It's happening at Monbleu cheese dairies and restaurants! This is your chance to discover Père Lacheese, the new Monbleu fromagerie-buvette, just a stone's throw from Père-Lachaise!
Craving cheese? Discover a place that still has a taste of yesteryear. Fifty kilometers from Paris, the Ganot cheese dairy has been refining farmhouse brie since 1895! Welcome to one of the world's last remaining cheese maturing facilities.
Charlicot is coming to the renewing Saint-Ambroise area and welcomes you in its apartment, cheesemonger and dairy. A concept as original as friendly where it feels good to be with friends!
The perfect marriage of cheese and wine is to be found at Monbleu Le Comptoir, the warm, gourmet new address imagined by Damien Richardot. Nestled in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, this dining cellar will surprise your taste buds with quality products and expert advice.
At Frescolet, Pigalle's grocery and cheese store, you'll discover all the best the South-West has to offer: cheeses direct from the producers, as well as fine groceries, organic wines and beers, foie gras, cassoulet, jams, honeys...
