The best specialty grocery stores Paris

The famous Breton chef Olivier Roellinger has hung up his apron, but not his desire for exoticism. This spice enthusiast opened this Parisian shop with his wife where, as in Cancale and Saint-Malo, the two other shops, he brings to life scents and flavours from all over the world: spices, chillies, peppers, vanillies, sea flowers, oils and condiments, as well as a few sweets. The proposed mixtures sublimate the meats, fishes and vegetables to which they can be subtly associated. The website offers everything that can be found in the shop. It's absolutely fabulous, and you'll be surprised to find that combining spices is a real art of living.

Here you will find something for every taste. The grocery store offers a wide selection of Greek delicatessen products such as the inevitable olive oil, fresh infused basil, jams, honey, etc. Chefs love it! If you don't want to cook but eat at home, you can totally order catered! Stuffed vine leaves, mezze, moussaka, everything is super good. You can also eat on the spot thanks to their Greek canteen where you can enjoy pita bread with lamb or stuffed peppers. And of course, everything is in season!

First of all, he is the king of the Bresse quenelle, a specialty that he has been nurturing since 1910. But since then, Giraudet has expanded its offer with a collection of soups (several of which are organic) and ravioles (Beaufort, Comté, etc.). Natural (including an organic version), with wild pike, with farm poultry, with grilled vegetables, with ham... In total, the company offers a dozen artisanal quenelles, as well as 27 references in trays. To accompany them or for pasta, there are sauces, including the classic Nantua. Other address: 6 rue du Pas de la mule (^3rd).

The story of La Maison de la Mozzarella began in 2014, on rue Violet in the 15th arrondissement. It was there that the Rosa brothers, Neapolitans, created the very first Italian artisanal (and daily) mozzarella production workshop in Paris. To do this, they bring in buffalo milk from Campania, their native region. With their success, they opened a grocery store on rue de Lourmel in 2019. Fans will find there, in addition to mozzarellas, burratas and other scamorzas, Neapolitan products and homemade dishes, with mostly organic raw materials.

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.

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.