Gourmet products local specialties and wines Paris 20th 75020

Intermarché EXPRESS in Paris is a supermarket. It offers various services, such as delivery, but does not offer on-site meals. Orders can be placed via the ubereats.com and deliveroo.fr platforms.

Running out of organic soy sauce on a Sunday morning? No problem. This organic-vegetarian store has the advantage of being open every day. There are more than 7,500 items in the store, from a large section of fresh vegetables and fruit to cheese by the slice, bread and pastries, bulk distributors of cereals, flours, legumes and dried fruits, and grocery products that will help you to improve your vegetarian diet (miso, oils...). In addition, this store offers cosmetics and cleaning products.

The worthy successor to master butcher Christian Le Lann loves his shop. Highlights include poultry from Bresse and Landes, suckling lamb from Corrèze, delicious salt-meadow lamb from Mont-Saint-Michel, charcuterie from Corsica and Alsace, and terrines. For the festive season, you'll find a choice of Christmas melon with pork and veal stuffing, truffle juice, foie gras fat and morel mushrooms... You'll also find some "ready-to-cook" poultry, already stuffed.

The online tourist guide presents the G20 supermarket in Paris.

It offers a range of services including in-store shopping, drive-through and delivery. Products can be ordered via the deliveroo.fr website. The store has been confirmed by the company for 3 weeks.

8 À Huit is a convenience store. It offers a wide range of food products and essentials. 8 À Huit is a convenient place for local residents who need to do some quick shopping. The convenience store offers a variety of fresh produce, groceries, beverages and other essentials. Customers can also enjoy quality service and friendly, helpful staff. Whether you're looking for last-minute shopping or basic essentials, 8 À Huit is a convenient choice for Parisians.

The Paris Pyrenees Carrefour Market is a supermarket. It offers a wide range of food and non-food products. It also offers home delivery services, with delivery charges varying from store to store. The Paris Pyrénées Carrefour Market offers regular promotions and catalogs to fill up on good deals. The store also offers other services such as the Contrat Pro card for professionals, the possibility of producing your own energy with solar panels, and a cash-back offer on certain products. What's more, Carrefour is committed to the fight against food waste, and offers special opening hours to welcome customers with autism disorders or who prefer quiet atmospheres.

Carrefour City Paris Haxo is a supermarket. It offers various services such as in-store shopping, drive-through and delivery. The store also offers regular promotions and catalogs to help customers save money. In addition to food products, Carrefour City also offers an online catering service.

Intermarché EXPRESS Paris Davout is a grocery store. It offers a range of services including in-store shopping, drive-through and delivery. L'Intermarché EXPRESS Paris Davout also offers financial tools and is a member of the Association française des Sociétés Financières.

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. 

On the edge of the square of the same name, this charming market looks like a family stroll, provided you don't mind the crowds, which are often packed, especially on Sunday mornings. You'll find mainly fruit and vegetable vendors, some of them more chic and expensive than others. It's a pleasant market, with smiling traders and mostly regular customers. A delicatessen with delicious ready-made meals also has a stand here; frankly, it's our favorite!

Between avenue de la Porte-de-Ménilmontant and rue Maurice-Berteaux, this market takes place just a stone's throw from this charming area dubbed "the countryside of Paris", which still includes a few houses and peaceful gardens. By contrast, the market is located on the nearby Boulevard Mortier. It took a while for the market to get back up to speed, having lost much of its splendor during the tramway works a few years ago. There are a good twenty traders, mainly in the food sector.

The neighborhood was formerly occupied by farm land, including many closures of vines. The industrial revolution ended the work of the earth. This vineyard was rehabilitated during the development of the Belleville Park. Planted in 1992, this vineyard of Pinot meunier and Chardonnay occupies a surface of 250 m 2, for a total of 140 feet. Current production varies from two to three kilograms of grapes per foot, depending on years.