The best grocery stores Paris

We're going to get a bit angry with Delphine Zampetti for including her Cuisine Comptoir Familial under the heading "Epicerie fine", but never mind... She took over a former horse butcher's shop all tiled in yellow, replaced the "V" in chevaline with a "Z" and that was it! This former Café Caché du 104 and Le Verre Volé alumna knows how to bring out the best in good products. A fine selection of Prince de Paris label hams, cured hams, Christian Parra's black pudding, excellent cheeses, good double cream served by the ladle in a jar, as well as Portuguese sardines and home-cooked dishes to eat in or take away. Not to mention a dozen or so "natural" wine references.

Just a stone's throw from the Gare de l'Est, this House of tradition since 1904 is an ambassador of Alsatian well-being in Paris. You'll enter a boutique - two boutiques, in fact - entirely dedicated to Alsace. Every day, Schmid invites you to share the best of a region with a rich gastronomic heritage: sauerkraut, charcuterie, sausages, munster, horseradish, sweet and savoury kouglof, Alsatian wines, not forgetting the famous plain pretzels or pretzels au gratin with bacon, undoubtedly the best in Paris. The delicatessen section is also well-stocked, so you'll find almost everything Alsace has to offer...

A small corner of the islands in the heart of the 6 th arrondissement. Christian de Montaguère is the only one in Paris to offer 100% tropical! On the ground floor, sauces Baron and salad dressings Food, mustards and spices Toco Guiana, jams M'amour and above all the largest wine cellar in Paris! The continuous discovery on the floor with the beauty space that offers a selection of products for the body and hair of the largest laboratories in the Antillean arc. Of course, confitures jams and martiniquais martiniquais are at the honor in this sunny shop. And you can even participate in rums tastings…

Go green! That's really what you'd like to say when you cross the threshold of this crunchy grocery store, with its chic but unpretentious family atmosphere, where you can find good products thanks to the advice of the sales staff and regulars. We offer savoury tarts, vegetable or cereal gratins, salads, soups and desserts. All the basics are on the shelves, but depending on the owners' inspiration, you'll also discover some very good, less common surprises. And don't forget the Table Verte brunch on Saturdays from 11.30am to 4pm.

Located between Monceau Park and Saint Augustin Square, a 10-minute walk from Saint-Lazare, this beautiful fine grocery store specializes in charcuterie and cheese. Gourmet of Causses is held by three young Aveyronnais pure juice and passionate by their profession. The name of the sign comes from the fact that all products come from the Causses region (cheeses, charcuterie, wine, jam, honey, beer…), and the delicacies, carefully selected, come from the Iberian Peninsula. The cherry on the cake: The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Not far from the hustle and bustle of the Marais, in the middle of the street of wholesalers of all kinds, Mon Epicerie Paris has just opened its doors. It's the brainchild of a Canadian vegan, who offers you a choice of finely selected products. From aperitif to dessert, you'll find unusual products such as 100% vegan champagne, Rawmembert (raw, gluten-free Camembert), chorizo, merguez sausages, as well as ice creams, chocolate... The store isn't big, but it's pleasantly located, with a loyalty program and a warm welcome. The owner knows her products and will be able to guide you. Vegans or not, be curious and come and try!

This beautiful brand is located just a few metres from Notre-Dame. It has two floors: on the ground floor you will find medicines, homeopathy, cosmetics, herbal medicine and a space dedicated to promotions on the first floor of orthopaedics, contention, footwear and a care room for hearing and dressing of external breast prostheses. If the pharmacy does not have the medication you want, they can order it under 24 h.

Established in Peyrehorade, in the south of the Landes, for ages, the Barthouil family went to the capital, as they used to say, and opened two stores there: one on rue Charlot and the second in the^5th arrondissement, rue Monge. This noble house, initially specialized in foie gras preserves, has over time added new strings to its bow: the production of old-fashioned smoked salmon and taramas, boutargue, other fish eggs, caviars, not to mention cooked dishes (confits, duck breast, cassoulet...).

It's a unique place to live in the heart of the Danube district, but not only that! Bokawa offers a thousand and one possibilities. First and foremost, it's a virtuous grocery store, since all products are offered here in bulk, so you can take only the quantity you need, without any waste. It's also a café, where everyone can come and share and exchange ideas, in an atmosphere very conducive to sharing. The lunchtime menu is available at the unbeatable price of 8 euros. Last but not least, it's a place for exchanging or lending objects. We love it!

A responsible grocery store for the benefit of all: that's Myiam! Located in the heart of Paris (with other outlets in the ^11th and ^18th arrondissements, as well as in Pantin and Les Lilas), Myiam offers carefully sourced bulk produce, and claims less than 1% wastage. How is this achieved? Quite simply, by reusing the products to create the tasty recipes you'll find on the shelves. It's simple, but it's worth thinking about.

In France, the medals awarded to local products are the absolute guarantee that you're getting the very best: you're in for a treat here! At Médaille d'Or, you'll find only award-winning wines, cheeses and jams (and the list goes on). It's all good stuff, then, in this pretty space in the ^18th arrondissement, open from Tuesday to Sunday. Let yourself be guided by the team of connoisseurs who have no shortage of know-how, starting with Maxime, the founder of this place which opened in 2023.

With 4 stores in the capital, Champs Libres is beginning to set the standard for good eating. The store on boulevard Voltaire is just like the others, with a grocery store offering only the finest, the best, and products that respect the environment and animal welfare. You'll also find delicious dishes prepared by our chefs, again with a focus on flavours and values. Last but not least, the boutique also features a coffee shop where you can savour the finest vintages.