Le Food Market marks its 100th edition in Belleville with a grand street-food night.

11 years after its launch, Le Food Market marks a symbolic milestone. On Thursday, September 10, 2026, the event will welcome street-food fans for its 100th edition, still along Belleville, between the Ménilmontant and Couronnes metro stops. From 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., visitors can relive the spirit that has made this open-air market such a hit: a handpicked lineup of restaurateurs, a friendly atmosphere, and free entry—just like a traditional market.

Since its inception in 2015, Le Food Market has established itself as one of the must-attend events in Parisian street food. Each month, it transforms a stretch of Boulevard de Belleville into a sprawling tasting zone where world cuisines, up-and-coming chefs, and well-established names mingle. Over the years, the event has helped uncover numerous addresses that have become touchstones of the Parisian culinary scene!

For this anniversary edition, the organizers have chosen to bring together both new talents and iconic participants from previous editions. Among the new spots are Project Sausage, renowned for its scotch eggs and sausage rolls, Trigo with its Brazilian sandwiches, or Cercer, which will offer its pastrami sandwich.

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Several regulars will also be back especially to mark the Food Market’s 100th anniversary. Visitors will notably rediscover the bánh mì from Loaf, the burgers from Blend with a burger conceived specifically for this edition, the corn dogs from Soma Sando, the crispy naans from Kuna, and the smoked specialties of Marché Noir which will set up its XXL smoker on the boulevard.

Beyond gastronomy, this 100th edition will also be packed with several animations! Hot in Here will offer a roulette-style tasting of spicy sauces, while the Gallia and Maison Hérout breweries will pour beers and ciders. A brass band will also brighten the market lanes, accompanied by the playful illustrations of Good Food Crap Drawing and a few surprises prepared especially for this anniversary!