Markets Seine-Maritime

Les Halles Agrivin in Rouen is a food market located on the esplanade of Docks 76, just 5 minutes from the city centre. Home to 25 local shopkeepers, independent artisans and passionate chefs, it's a must for epicureans of Normandy gastronomy. Services include in-store shopping. Les Halles Agrivin can also be privatised for tailor-made events, either during opening hours or after closing. Visitors can enjoy a variety of traders, including butchers, bakers, cheesemongers, greengrocers, patissiers, Italian caterers and many more. Parking at Docks 76 is available for visitors.

Just a stone's throw from Le Havre town hall is the Place O Marché, a popular spot for gourmets. Opened in 2023, these new covered market halls are home to a host of gourmet artisans: greengrocers, cheesemongers, butchers, fishmongers, wine merchants... there's something for everyone! What makes the place so original is the food court aspect. In fact, you can order dishes from each shopkeeper and taste fresh produce on the spot. Evening entertainment includes concerts and tastings.

Le Havre is a city where life is good and the markets are part of it. No less than 18 markets spread over different days of the week offer you their stalls of fresh products. From Sanvic to Aplemont, from the harbour to Montgeon, you are bound to find what you are looking for! However, it is worth noting the abundance of the market on the Place des Halles, in the heart of the city, which has the advantage of being supported by the numerous stalls and stores of the Halles and especially of being surrounded by terraces where, on Sunday mornings, you can sip your coffee with your newspaper.

On Tuesday morning and Saturday morning, at Place de la Poissonnerie, the Tréport fish market is held. The opportunity to discover the region's products or simply to stroll around for the pleasure of the eyes. The fishermen's stalls offer a beautiful variety of fish and shellfish. Nevertheless, we will regret the distant provenance of some of them. Choose the location and go cook your lunch!

Tuesday morning

Tuesday morning (Lécallier Square), Thursday morning (Lécallier Square) and Saturday morning (rue de la République).

You will find all the local and non-local market gardening products. On the same square, a press house, a tobacco and enough to take a little black. If you want to do your shopping another day in the area, you will go to Lillebonne on Wednesday, Notre-Dame-de-Gravenchon on Friday, and Caudebec-en-Caux on Saturday. Enjoy your meal!

Friday afternoon.

On Wednesday morning.

Wednesday morning and Saturday morning.

Thursday morning.

Tuesday morning (poultry market), Friday morning and Sunday morning (Duchesne Place).

Located in Le Havre between the city centre and the port since 1996, Marché Bio is the place to be for all lovers of organic and local produce. You'll find a wide selection of locally-grown seasonal fruit and vegetables, as well as meat, cheese by the slice, and even a wine cellar and beer cellar! The grocery store is packed with bulk products, and the passionate team will advise you on the best organic cosmetics. Le Marché Bio, the pleasure of responsible consumption at low prices!

What if you forgot about supermarkets to do your shopping, by favouring short circuits? Les Halles d'Isneauville includes 6 food shops specialising in quality products. The craftsmen, from different trades, offer you to find the flavours of yesteryear without having to run around. On site, you will be able to shop at a baker, a cheesemaker, a greengrocer, a fishmonger, a butcher and a wine merchant, all ready to advise you on their products and their new arrivals!