The best grocery stores Ile-De-France

Do you only know Sechuan pepper? You will discover, in the elegant setting of the Company on the charming Place de Furstenberg, that pepper can be green, white, black, red; that, depending on its origins, its aromas are fruity, woody, flowery... Here, you travel, you smell, you taste. All the products (peppers, salts, herbs, curries, spices...) are the result of a responsible and excellent approach, guaranteeing traceability and quality. Great gift ideas!

If you're in the mood for Asian cuisine, Xingfu - literally "happiness" in Chinese (pronounced chingfu) - is the place to find yours! Rice flours, Tsingtao beers (pale and light), gun powder or Yunnan teas, instant noodles, chili or soy sauces, flavored rice, dried mushrooms, coconut milks, chili peppers, sesame seeds... not forgetting the famous bubble teas, tapioca pearls (brown sugar) and various culinary or everyday accessories.

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!

La Cour des Saveurs is a grocery store located in Clamart. The light combination of sweet and savory, as well as the blend of spices and aromatic plants, create surprising and elaborate flavors. These recipes have been faithfully reproduced after extensive testing in collaboration with renowned artisans. La Cour des Saveurs can also organize banquets and receptions. You can also meet them at medieval festivals and other events to taste their products.

Diet World is a medical equipment store located in Cachan. It offers a variety of dietary and organic products, cosmetics and dietary supplements. Customers can make their purchases in-store.

At 146 boulevard Valmy in Colombes, Hediard is a food store specializing in delicatessen products. In addition to offering a wide selection of quality products, Hediard also offers catering services and a tearoom. Food lovers will find refined, high-quality products.

A nice story that this Bocal! The fruit of the meeting between Stéphanie and Sophie who worked in the same organic store. Together, they have built for two years the project of this grocery store in accordance with their values. An organic grocery store where products are sold in bulk or packaged in glass. Fruits and vegetables, dairy products, dry goods, hygiene products and products for the house... Their key words? Quality, responsibility, independence and accessibility. We can only support them.

This fine shop specialized in Breton products offers a selection of artisanal products: soups, preserved sardines and mackerel, thirty spreadable (ideal for aperitif), but also some beers and cider, as well as cakes (the Gallic melting is typical), teas, chutneys, and spices. What to awaken your taste buds! Daily tastings.

An equation as original as it is well thought out: the vinyls, which are making a strong comeback, are here proposed in quantity, and coupled in the proposals with beers, which you can thus get in the same place. If you can drink without moderation only the first ones, you'll notice that funk and groove take the lion's share. On the beverage side, there are dozens of references. And the whole works well: the atmosphere is family, everyone seems to know each other well, and newcomers are welcome.

LaMesure is more than just a grocery store: it's a concept that promotes a different way of consuming through bulk sales of top-of-the-range, organic products. Not only doeslimit packaging waste, it also encourages you to take only "just what you need". You'll be able to buy the quantities you really need from a wide range of products: spices, coffees, honeys, pasta, rice, seeds, flours, syrups, oils, vinegars, beauty products, as well as a few books on using natural products or "zero waste".

Cécile Boussarie lives in the neighbourhood, but he lacks good street addresses. A bookstore is for sale and it settles in the walls to create its grocery store. Its purpose: Discover products from a wide range of horizons, sharing the craftsmanship and the possibility of rediscovering the pleasures of the kitchen. It badine with quality and selects everything it buys from small producers with the utmost care. It is always in search of news in France or at the other end of the world. The miso meets the Breton galette without complex. Among the last arrivals: Sèche sausage to Capers de of Cured Des, cream from balsamic to orange and spices of Maison Evencio Vasquez, caramel caramel to napper desserts or stick pancakes of the Maison Glozek, Italian cheeses from the Maison Tartufi Bianconi or the candy Tempête from Petit Prince to Etel. 

Stéphane and Samia, the Small Drops owners, the bar-restaurant-restaurant, located at 12 l'Esplanade, and Kristin, a 45-year-old Californian friend, have imagined this very American concept where you can find everything at any time. And if your children are with you you will have to have a good dose of authority to refuse to buy packets of candy because they are too tempting with all their colors. On the old wooden shelves all the classics of American food are present, Jack Daniel's BBQ sauces from peanut butter through cereals, canned pasta but also Japanese gadgets, magazines, comics and even skateboards. You can take a coffee, drink a drink or eat a hot dog with a Thai version.

Two young people from Aveyron have created this website to share the exceptional flavours of their territory. In order to give more impetus to their range of butchery, charcuterie, cheese, delicatessen, and wine cellar products, they have opened a store in the 17th arrondissement. You can buy good, healthy food, good meats, vacuum-packed: beef from Aubrac, veal from Ségala, pork from Capelin, poultry, delicatessen, foie gras, without forgetting the aligot from the young mountain, but also good jams from master jam makers, artisanal oils, cheeses.

A very nice store, delicatessen, sale and tasting, where you can taste Aveyron first and foremost Allaiton lamb, a lamb with great taste (sausage, loin, slab, mouse, hazelnut, etc.), and other quality and local products, such as those of Manoir Alexandre (quail leg, foie gras, accompanied by aligot from Aubrac, tarbian beans, etc.).), and other quality and local products, such as those of Manoir Alexandre (quail leg, foie gras), accompanied by Aubrac aligot, Tarbais beans, baked potatoes or vegetables of the day; but also oils, aperitifs from Marius Bonal, sodas and beers from the Olt brewery, as well as wines from Domaine du Cros (Marcillac).

With her passion for spices and her passion for cocoa, Laetitia has been based in Tournan-en-Brie since 2012, and is now established in Crécy. Let's face it! Once you've entered the store, you'll be irresistibly drawn in by the chocolate bonbons: Mokaya, Cyrano, Palet d'Or... As many dreams as promises kept. Here, spices and cocoa mingle in Cluziel's signature gourmet alchemy. Afterwards, stop by the tearoom and munch on a few macaroons before a glass of hot chocolate or champagne. What else?

This fine grocery store sells fatty livers, refined seafood products (caviar, sea salt), but also sweet treats such as macaroons, chocolates, sweets, golden grapes… You will also find a selection of red, rosé and champagne wines.

General food, bread deposit, La Redoute relay package, practical, first and foremost, and multifunctional, despite the relatively average surface of the shop. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The staff were friendly and helpful. This is the kind of neighborhood store that everyone knows and where everyone goes because they're on the street like the street is part of the city. The neighborhood is certainly a little peripheral, with its proximity to the Seine, and that is the sense of relay.

In general food, you will find everything that the classical grocer's corner of the street usually sells, that is, everything from the priority product for basic foods as well as the first needs, batteries, fuses, when large surfaces are closed. Some wines not too expensive, cookies or troubleshooting food for animals, all of these little little ones still in the grocer's open at 21 am or 22 pm. The staff were friendly and helpful.

This small mini-supermarket in a indentation on the Porte-Yellow avenue, welcoming, open every day of the week, also offers the bread it receives in deposit. For the rest, you will find the classic and basic products contained in any similar shop, i. e. every grocer who fulfils this function, cheap shampoos for products and condiments for daily cooking, light bulbs and other necessities for home maintenance.

The Real Products of Auvergne is one of the historical institutions of Orsay. Located in the city since 1925, this family shop will look for its products at the foot of Auvergne volcanoes for the greatest pleasure of its loyal clientele. When you push the doors of this establishment, you can enjoy the view of Cantal cheeses, pâtés and fresh sausages. Try fine groceries and Puy lenses, jams, honey and dry cakes. You can also find other local products such as foie gras, breasts, truffle… A real delight!

Let Patrice Costa guide you to discover or re-discover products, flavours, aromas and quality dishes. In this shop, choose products from the French soil, with their AOC and Red Label, organic products… like the smoked Balik and Outskirts of the Plum House, the fatty livers of the Maison Castaing, François Assisted champagnes, or even the Lips spice loaves of Gertwiller. This gourmet gourmet will also offer you products from other parts of the world. Bon voyage!

The "beautiful" grocery store is the hippest in Paris, since the hype has set its sights on slow food, locavore and fresh produce, preferably signed. In French, this means local, seasonal fruit and vegetables, artisanal charcuterie, protected origin cheeses, natural wines and sweets without artificial coloring. We also love the canteen, La Fabrique, for a lunch break in the same spirit of the place, and its cooking classes, Monday to Friday from 10 am to 2.30 pm. A must!

As organic as it gets, this grocery store on the Grande Rue will supply you exclusively with ethical but also aesthetic products, no doubt a nod to the village's artistic past. Depending on the season, you'll find organic and local fruit and vegetables, as well as a range of home furnishings made from recycled or natural materials (cotton, wood, linen, wicker...) to give your home a Bohemian feel. As for everyday products, there's a wide choice: organic toothpaste, bamboo toothbrushes, 100% natural soap, solid shampoo..

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).

An original breeding experience for Joëlle and Jean-Pierre Rocipon, that of avertis gastéropodes. Here you find the snail transformed in different forms - verrines short-bouillonnées, escargotines, fresh stuffed snails - only on order -, cooked snails…

L'Arbre Blanc is a small corner of sweetness, original and charming at the same time. Atypical, the place, which is also a restaurant of choice, offers a thousand ideas for gifts in this splendid cellar which has many references. Here, we specialize in spirits, whether they are whiskies or rums. The choice here is vast, always very wise and you will be hard pressed not to find something to please you - in moderation of course. And then, let us say it, a passage here can be accompanied by a nice meal, we do not hesitate!

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.

In the heart of the 9th arrondissement, in a neighborhood more dedicated to business than residential, Berrie was created by three childhood friends from... Berry. It is both a grocery store (a pantry, according to its designers) and a canteen, the two spaces being contiguous. In the former, carefully selected products: fruit and vegetables, cheeses, meats and charcuterie, oils, bread, wine... In short, everything you would normally find in a general food store. In the second shop, salads, quiches, sandwiches and desserts for a fresh lunch. Other stores at 21 rue des Martyrs (9th) and 45 rue des Moines (17th).

Yohan Lastre, 2012 world champion of the pie, is reenchanting the catering profession. With his partner Marion Sonier, a smiling cabinetmaker who designed the store, this chef - formerly of the Ritz and La Tour d'Argent - offers pure delights, like this Cazal-Pastis 51-wild fennel pie. All the pâtés will catch your eye: from duck-green pepper to pig's head, including chicken-lemon confit-mustard seed, pig-chorizo-piquillos, or land-sea lobster-volaille. Each recipe is made with quality ingredients. At the same time, a sweet and savory catering offer that, of course, varies with the seasons, with must-haves like the mimosa eggs.

For our health and the environment, it is good to review our ways of consuming. After organic, it is the bulk grocery store that is gradually gaining ground, with the emergence of new players such as Day by Day. In Paris, this brand is constantly developing and has just opened a new address in rue de Charenton. Here, we only take what we need. On one of the walls, cylinders containing dry products: pasta, rice, vegetables and other seeds. On shelves, chocolate, sweets, spices, wine, olives, cosmetics and cleaning products... Part of the offer is organic. In short, zero waste and no packaging: it's worth a try, isn't it?

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...

Just a stone's throw from the Pierrelaye train station, but not far from the town center, you'll find this charming grocery store. Most of the products on offer here are exotic: if you'd like to try your hand at far-flung cuisine, you should find everything you need here. Note that some traditional products are stocked here, so you can always find something to tide you over, as the shop is open long hours every day of the week, including Sundays!

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!

If it's sometimes difficult to sort through the multitude of "organic" establishments, this is one you can go to without hesitation! At Superflu - the name alone sums up the principle - you'll find a vast selection of organic products, some of which can be purchased in bulk. You'll find a wide range of food products (juices, eggs, pâtés...), as well as numerous beauty products. The welcome is excellent, and if you're not used to it, don't hesitate to drop by this establishment open from Tuesday to Saturday.

In the town center, a gourmet address run by two young women, one from the region and the other from Luzzara, in Emilia-Romagna. It was from there that the desire to create an Italian grocery store was born, and today it brings its rays of sunshine to the heart of Seine-et-Marne. The catalog focuses on artisanal products in all segments: cold meats, cheeses, fresh pasta, delicatessen products (oils, dried pasta, coffee, etc.) and antipasti, ready-made meals and desserts! A selection of Italian wines is also available.

Previously located at 3 rue des Pelletiers, the establishment has moved to Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, for an even more central location. The delicatessen also doubles as a tea room, so you can enjoy the pleasures of home on the premises or to take away. You'll find a fine selection of local and made-in-France products, including local beers and soft drinks, jams and jars, condiments, fruit bars and a small wine cellar.

The aptly named Coin Gourmand, located in rue de l'Eglise, has a tempting window display that beckons you to take a sweet but refined break. Inside, a few tables and outside, a pretty, well-arranged terrace, in bloom in fine weather, ideal for enjoying an ice cream or fruit juice and why not a few sweets. The nougats and chocolates here are excellent, as are the teas and coffee beans, ground in the store. So you can do your gourmet shopping here with your eyes closed, because the quality is top-notch!

Un luogho del buon mangiare! L'Epicerie Italienne was born of a passion for good food and slow-cooked dishes. You'll find artisanal products that respect tradition, the environment and your taste buds, both in the grocery store and at the table: cold meats, cheeses, antipasti, fresh pasta, 100% Italian and homemade dishes, as well as original drinks, wines and beers... A delicious lunchtime treat, to enjoy on the spot, to take away or to order in advance if you're organizing a reception!