Yes, you are in Paris, home of the croissant and all sorts of other gourmet foods. But, if you hanker for an American breakfast or 50s style diner experience, this is the place for you. The owner hails from Connecticut and the American joint attracts locals too!
Price: Least ExpensiveYes, you are in Paris, home of the croissant and all sorts of other gourmet foods. But, if you hanker for an American breakfast or 50s style diner experience, this is the place for you. The owner hails from Connecticut and the American joint attracts locals too!
Price: Least ExpensiveThis cafe is rather touristy and a tad overpriced, but it is centrally located, very Parisian, and offers a nice menu. There is another cafe right next door, so you have more than one choice. We also love the al fresco dining space right out front.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveCarrefour is quite well known and prevalent throughout Europe. Their stores range in size and style from small convenience style stores to large hypermarkets. Carrefour City would be categorized as a convenience store whilst Carrefour Market would be a regular supermarket.
Price: Least ExpensiveCarrefour is quite well known and prevalent throughout Europe. Their stores range in size and style from small convenience style stores to large hypermarkets. Carrefour City would be categorized as a convenience store whilst Carrefour Market would be a regular supermarket.
Price: Least ExpensiveCarrefour is quite well known and prevalent throughout Europe. Their stores range in size and style from small convenience style stores to large hypermarkets. Carrefour City would be categorized as a convenience store whilst Carrefour Market would be a regular supermarket.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis is the oldest covered food markets in Paris and primarily caters to those living in this neighborhood. It's a smallish market offering high quality veggies, fruits, baked goods, deli meats and even wine. It's mostly locals here, but we encourage a visit.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis luxury, super fancy, food shop is right next to Hediard, so take your pick. While there are a number of Fauchon stores across France, this is the flagship property and it's quite the place. If you need some unique and very Parisian souvenirs, come here.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThere are a number of these grocery stores in the city. Most will take online orders and deliver. Expect the basics.
Takes online orders and delivers
Open Mon-Sat 8:30a-9p
There are a number of these grocery stores in the city. Most will take online orders and deliver. Expect the basics.
Takes online orders and delivers
Open Mon-Sat 8:30a-10:30p; Closed Sundays
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLike Lafayette Gourmet at Les Galeries, this is a MUST for foodies. Fresh produce, ready to go meals, specialty food items and the upstairs restaurant are perfect for those looking for a meal and a fun experience. Hediard is actually an artisan producer and makes its own goods.
Chef Alain Passard is famous in foodie circles, and L'Arpege makes our list primarily to satisfy athletic-minded travelers seeking a gourmet and unique meal that is not traditionally French. It's also best suited for those who don't mind spending a lot of cashola on a meal.
Price: ExpensiveThis truly is a Great Grocery Store! Unlike Champion and Monoprix which are basic grocery stores, this place is upscale and gourmet. And what really gets our heart pounding is the huge selection of ready to eat food. Fresh salads, sushi, hot entrées and more!
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLafayette Gourmet (and a host of other eateries and restaurants) can be found at Les Galeries, a big mall housed in an architecturally stunning structure.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLe Pas-Sage Obligé is a cool, modern European-style restaurant that offers a good selection for vegetarians, vegans and meat-eaters. Located in the heart of Marais, Metro City, the eatery is convenient to many of this city's attractions.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveJust south of Notre Dame Cathedral on the Left Bank, this two story restaurant offers vegetarians and vegans myriad options. The ambiance is cozy casual and definitely has some charm.
This organic and vegetarian cafe earns accolades for its high quality food and moderate prices. The space is cozy with only about 10 to 12 tables organized in a long, hall-like dining area. Stone walls and plentiful plants create a casual and homey atmosphere.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated in the Bastille district, this Moroccan restaurant will transport you with its authentic décor of aged yellow walls, big cushions, Turkish rugs, lanterns, tapestries and more. Just check out the site to get the full flavor.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveMaceo offers fine dining in an elegant and classic setting with high ceilings, contemporary artwork, and bright lighting. The tables are well spaced and conducive to business meetings or private gatherings.
Price: ExpensivePut your negotiator hat on for this diverse and huge flea market because sellers like to haggle. This market is enormous and can be almost intimidating to newbies. There are over 2,500 stalls. Head to Rue des Rosiers to find the more unique stores.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis market features over 200 vendors and is always packed with mostly locals looking to stock up on fresh seafood, produce, meats and other foods. The Bastille Market is probably considered one of the best in all Paris.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis is a permanent covered market and offers a wide array of foods at moderate prices. The North African and Caribbean stalls are the majority and offer spices, sauces, and other specialty food items. On the weekend there is a Flea Market.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveMonoprixs and Monops (their smaller convenience-style counterparts) are sprinkled generously throughout the city. Monoprix will essentially function as your one stop shop. They’ve got food, wine, toiletries and certain fashion and household items as well.
Price: Least ExpensiveNoura is a Lebanese restaurant with 4 locations in Paris. This is the original location and it's modern with crisp linens, contemporary artwork, stone floors and dark wood tables and chairs. The menu offers all of our Middle Eastern favorites such as kebabs, hummus, and shawarma!
Price: Moderately ExpensiveNoura is a Lebanese restaurant with 4 locations in Paris. The Opera location is modern and casually upscale with plentiful stone work, mosaics and other Lebanese inspired décor. The menu offers all the Middle Eastern favorites such as kebabs, hummus, and shawarma!
Noura is a Lebanese restaurant with 4 locations in Paris. The 27 Marceau Avenue location, Noura Marceau, is very casual with a snack bar and no-reservations brasserie.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis trendy chain boasts over 15 locations around the city and offers a convenient, healthy and quick option for tasty salads, lean protein, fruit and other gourmet nibbles. For athletic-minded travelers Paradis is a refuge from heavy sauces, tempting desserts and other rich cuisine.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis trendy chain boasts over 15 locations around the city and offers a convenient, healthy and quick option for tasty salads, lean protein, fruit and other gourmet nibbles. For athletic-minded travelers Paradis is a refuge from heavy sauces, tempting desserts and other rich cuisine.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis trendy chain boasts over 15 locations around the city and offers a convenient, healthy and quick option for tasty salads, lean protein, fruit and other gourmet nibbles. For athletic-minded travelers Paradis is a refuge from heavy sauces, tempting desserts and other rich cuisine.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis trendy chain boasts over 15 locations around the city and offers a convenient, healthy and quick option for tasty salads, lean protein, fruit and other gourmet nibbles. For athletic-minded travelers Paradis is a refuge from heavy sauces, tempting desserts and other rich cuisine.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis market is located outside of Paris but may be of interest to those who really LOVE fresh markets and food. However NOTE: you must have a commercial license to make purchases. But you can still come and look. It's more like a city than a market.
Price: ExpensiveIt's a smaller market but centrally located. It's also one of the more expensive markets due to its location in the ritzy St. Honore-Faubourg neighborhood. Expect the usual farmers market goodies.
Open Saturdays 7a to 3p & Wednesdays 12:30p to 8:30p
Metro: Pyramides
