The best gourmet grocery stores in Paris
The best gourmet grocery stores in Paris will show you how shopping for groceries can be a moment of pure pleasure. For Parisians, grocery shopping is a truly sacred experience. There has always been a special bond between the customer and their grocery store. You’ll find charming little shops to discover as you stroll through the capital, but we’ve compiled this list of must-visit places. Here, you’ll find everything you’re looking for and discover products you might not even have known existed. The people who run these shops will be happy to advise you and show you how traditional grocery stores have evolved and now stand at the forefront of Parisian consumption. These establishments also offer ideal gourmet gifts to bring back to your loved ones.
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La Grande Épicerie de Paris
The one and only, some might say. A historic place, the grand grocery store of Bon Marché is a must-visit when passing through the 3rd arrondissement of Paris. Here, you’ll find everything you need (or rather, what you didn’t yet know you needed), but above all, the cream of the crop of French grocery products. If your schedule allows, lose yourself in the aisles of Bon Marché. If it’s not a pleasure for the taste buds, it will certainly be a feast for the eyes.
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Christophe Louie
Christophe Louie is the new Parisian star who drew crowds during the last holiday season. And for good reason! The renowned pastry chef offers one of the best panettones in the capital. There’s no need to travel to Italy to get a panettone that will earn you applause from your loved ones; happiness can now be found in the 3rd arrondissement on Rue Dupetit-Thouars. “To the rhythm of the sourdough’s tempo, to the rhythm of life, the artisan brings forth the gourmand.”
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Laiterie de Paris
It’s no legend—French people and cheese share a great love story. La Laiterie de Paris, located in the 18th arrondissement, pays tribute to this romance with high-quality dairy products that the team transforms on-site. Here, you’ll find a wide variety of exceptional cheeses.
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Petrossian
Petrossian pulls out all the stops with an exceptional range of caviars, smoked salmon, and various gourmet grocery products. Founded in Paris in 1920, Petrossian has established itself over time as a cornerstone of luxury grocery shopping in the city. Caviar, truffles, foie gras, bottarga… In the grand store in the 3rd arrondissement, at the Petrossian kiosk, you can savor all the luxury that Paris has to offer.
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L'Agrumiste
Adjacent to Bon Marché, L’Agrumiste is a grocery store like few others. Oranges, grapefruits, and lemons take center stage, but that’s not all! More than 150 varieties of citrus fruits are showcased for both professionals and individuals to unleash their inner chef’s creativity. And if your true talent lies in tasting, the establishment in the 3rd arrondissement also offers citrus-based products such as jams, cakes, ice creams, syrups, and more.
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Nishikidōri - Le Comptoir des Poivres
A true goldmine for spice lovers! In the heart of the 1st arrondissement, Le Comptoir des Poivres offers the best peppers and spices from around the world. This shop proudly serves as a grocery store. As soon as you step inside, all your senses come alive. It’s a real Aladdin’s cave where you’ll find yourself rethinking your entire spice cupboard. The champion of pâté en croûte! As you may know, pâté en croûte is a true religion in France. An outstanding charcutier since 1930, this establishment now has five boutiques where you can create an exceptional charcuterie platter featuring its award-winning ham, not to mention the famous pâté en croûte.
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Maison Verot
The champion of pâté en croûte! As you may know, pâté en croûte is a true religion in France. An outstanding charcutier since 1930, this establishment now has five boutiques where you can create an exceptional charcuterie platter featuring its award-winning ham, not to mention the famous pâté en croûte.
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General Fermentation
A grocery store that truly lives up to its name! This spot fits perfectly into the bohemian lifestyle of the 11th arrondissement, featuring a variety of fermented preparations. Of course, you can taste their kimchi, but also their bread, kefir, and other concoctions.
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Profil Grec
Greece in Paris! Profil Grec is a producer of extra virgin olive oil from the southern Peloponnese and a distributor of artisanal Greek products. The owner recently traded the hustle and bustle of the Paris metro for the sound of waves in Greece. You might almost feel jealous if he didn’t share the best of his country with us, on Rue de Belleville in the 19th arrondissement.
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Lastre Sans Apostrophe
Lastre Sans Apostrophe is a bit of haute couture to savor. While this establishment in the 7th arrondissement is also renowned for its beautiful pâté en croûte, it’s worth trying everything that catches your eye. On the menu: flaky palmiers, stuffed choux, Saint-Mamert-du-Gard fougasse, and many other delights.
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