Gourmet products local specialties and wines Paris 19th 75019

Nice name for this fruit and vegetable store that was in another time a house selling snails… It is Max Huguet who transforms it into the 1960 s of the halles. Today it is his son Serge who is the chief gardener. It is high quality self-service where prices remain within reasonable limits, no more expensive than in the corner of the corner with quality plus. And then we take a full look, the colors of fruits and vegetables are beautiful, we quickly feel that we are in a place of quality. The seasons are respected, so don't ask for cherries in November… only the rule at the time of Christmas holidays…

Make no mistake about it, Canal Bio is not a cable channel, but an entirely organic supermarket. On more than 300 m², all the products are within reach of the eye and the hand with more than 7,000 references. There are about a hundred cereals and all the products of a classic supermarket, with a large part devoted to fruit and vegetables, fresh bread, a beautiful dairy section, cheese by the slice, fish, butcher's shop, a frozen food section, an organic wine cellar, not forgetting ice creams as tasty as they are light.

It is located in the middle of the buildings of this Place des Fêtes, the heart of a popular neighborhood that evolves for good very quickly in recent years. It is a shaded market with a total of sixty shops of all kinds. They align themselves on both sides of the street and on the square. It is animated and the products are generally of good quality. Some twenty greengrocers and many foreign specialties and non-food products, from plastic boxes to sewing thread. It attracts many people, mainly on Sunday, when many inhabitants of the arrondissements of the east, and neighboring towns come. It must be said that the place is well served: the metro, of course, but also many bus lines, and the tramway a few hundred meters away.

Born in 2022, the boutique du Paon qui boit is a very special cellar, as it is the first alcohol-free cellar in France. On site or via the online store, you'll find no fewer than 450 products, including de-alcoholized wines (yes, it exists and it's even good), beers and cocktails, as well as fermented and plant-based drinks like kombucha. A great initiative for those wishing to reduce (or stop) their alcohol consumption. Tasting workshops are held regularly.

This market, which has existed since the end of the ^19th century, was completely renovated a few years ago. Farewell to the town criers of yesteryear, the place is now home to an organic supermarket called the "5 Farms", offering delicious products produced in a short circuit. And that's not all: the site also boasts a café, a gym and a restaurant. It's not just another market, or even another covered market, but rather a concept. We're sure we'll give it a try.

The Crimée-Curial market is all about fruit and vegetables, with prices as friendly as the atmosphere. Alongside the clothing stalls, there's also a great fishmonger selling affordable produce. We really like this little market with its popular atmosphere and its proximity to Avenue Jean-Jaurès, which offers a wide range of pretty shops. Once you've done your shopping, it's time for a stroll around the neighborhood: to the east, the Buttes-Chaumont are just a few hundred meters away.

Installed not far from the canal of Ourq, in the heart of the street Eugène Jumin, it is a small blow of heart of the team. Always straddling the quality, here, we take you seriously! You will find in its cellar all the love that one can carry for the good wine, beautiful references and serious and benevolent advices. You will be surprised by the wine merchant's suggestions for daring food and wine pairings, but follow them, you won't regret it! Tasting classes are also organized (with snack boards as a bonus): an excellent gift idea!

A selection of no fewer than a thousand references, dozens of countries represented, and unrivalled experience: this is the principle of this store, wedged between the Avenue de Flandres and the canal. While you can taste some of them on the spot (by the bottle or, in some cases, on draught), we'll also take your advice, which is always well-informed. You may think you know a thing or two about beer, but you'll find that it's a job for professionals. Bottles, kegs, formats, and special offers abound!

Edward Jalat-Dehen decided to open his own Parisian brasserie in a former 400 m² metal works. This former casual entertainment worker surrounded himself with friends in love with Paris and beer like him to set up this project. Their ambition? Offer the most local artisanal beer, while respecting the environment: Paris water and malt from different French regions (will one day come from Paris). Five beers evoking mythological creatures (Sphinx, Cerberus, Oliphant...) are constantly on offer, but the Brasserie de l'Être also creates them through its collaborations (the Love Craft). They are to be found in particular in the cellar Ah ! La pompe à bière, just next door. But, thanks to the taste menu on the website, you can find the nearest place to your home to buy some.

Certainly, the sign is known to everyone and does not lack notoriety. If we are not surprised when we come here, on the other hand, we will have (almost) everything we are looking for. So, Anthony Remaudière knows his job well, and will not spare his energy to help you find the bottle you need. He always gives his customers valuable advice either in the choice of wines or in the food and wine pairing. His shop is rich with 900 references in wines, spirits, champagnes, gift ideas and different boxes. Own brands, exclusive products, all the regions of the French vineyard are represented as well as foreign vineyards.

Located between the place des Fêtes and Buttes-Chaumont, this nice cellar offers many references in French and foreign wines and spirits. Whatever happens, you will find a bottle that fits your budget. Try for yourself!

A few steps from the beautiful park of the Buttes Chaumont, this cozy restaurant where it is good to spend a dinner with friends, offers the sale of natural wines. The latter are tastefully selected by Gilles Bénard, owner of the premises. Far away from the basic standards, or from these few bitter organic red grayers, the references presented here are excellent, unfiltered, unfiltered and not sulfitted, and often from organic grapes. Let yourself be counseled, you will have pleasant surprises! This concept of bistro - cellar - grocery store is a real nice plan of this part of the 19 ^th district, which the team advises you!

Like his two "sisters", this sign teaches you a nice selection of amber bottle, some of which come from Compass Box. Quality assured.

Created by Jean-Hugues Bretin, the Raisin app lists good addresses dedicated to natural wines: winemakers, wine shops, salons, restaurants, bars, etc. It lists nearly 3,000 addresses in France, including a good number in Alsace and abroad. Raisin geolocates the winegrowers to make an appointment with them. The Alsatian winegrower Christian Binner (Ammerschwihr) is a very active ambassador. The news feed is particularly interesting to consult, as well as the comments and testimonies of Raisin users.

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!