Gourmet products local specialties and wines Paris 9th 75009

You love cheese and are tired of basic cheese boards of Parisian brasseries? You've come to the right place! Le Claque Fromage is truly an original address for those who are passionate about cheese because you are here in a true small cheese factory run by the nice Mathieu, a specialist who knows the subject by heart! Thanks to him, you will discover a multitude of quality cheeses. And good news, cheese boards are at a very soft price and you can even complement them by a glass of wine. The ideal address for a gourmet early evening and perhaps more if you want to make a big deal out of this. 

The charming Alessandra Pierini is a lover of great products. It is not by chance that she created this Italian grocery store, which offers only the best of what her compatriots produce. There is no need to make an inventory, you will find everything you need to prepare a meal worthy of a restaurant in the Tuscan countryside. Right next door, this epicurean, who also publishes books on Italian cuisine and its products at the elegant Editions de l'Epure, has opened the Wine Cellar of the RAP grocery store.

This institution, created in 1898, is dedicated to honeys from the French regions and from all over the world, some of which are organic. Parisians and tourists come here to taste before approving and, usually, buying. Discovery boxes of 5 jars of 45 g, 125 g or 250 g, or even jars of 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg: the choice is wide and the advice wise. It's up to you to make your selection among the many textures, regions of origin, tastes... Acacia honey would be the most prized of all monofloral honeys... The brand also offers royal jelly, propolis, pollen and other honey-based delicatessen products (sweets, cookies, infusions, vinegars, mustard...).

Carrefour City. It offers a variety of services such as in-store shopping, drive-through and delivery. Customers can shop in-store and choose home delivery or pick up their purchases at the drive. Carrefour City also offers regular promotions and catalogs to help customers save money on their purchases. The store is easily accessible, with parking nearby. Whether for last-minute shopping or planning a big expedition, Carrefour City Paris Notre Dame de Lorette is a practical choice for the food needs of Parisians and visitors alike.

Here, we continue to sell ice creams in "offbeat" flavors, made entirely from fresh ingredients: you name it! At Glaces Glazed, there's no shortage of imagination: Glazed and Confused (ribot milk, lemon, lemongrass), Dirty Berry (raspberry, lemon, sumac), Pump up the volume with a surprising blend of mango and Espelette pepper, Junip Jack Flash (organic rhubarb, juniper berry, gin). In fact, the brand is so successful that it now has a second outlet on the Left Bank, as well as various corners.

With its 3,000 ft ², the Lafayette Gourmet de Paris shop is one of the temples of the grocery stores. More than a deli it is an incredible window, as well frequented by locals and foreign gourmets. Nowhere if you do not find elsewhere a product of your childhood, of their native area or you enjoyed during a getaway region or in our borders, there is no doubt that you have your possibilities here! You will find all the famous brands here, and also treasures of craft productions. We love this address for thousand reasons, at the head of the many activities that punctuate the year. Lafayette Gourmet yields indeed regularly into four to celebrate a festival calendar or honoured a product or a region. The delivery service is beyond reproach. However, the prices are quite high and the advice of most of the time.

The famous Swiss chocolate maker who delights gourmets and gourmands since 1845 opened a beautiful shop at the Opera. The first in Paris as such and thus aflagship (magasin phare in French). The decoration is simple and modern at the same time, a little strict for our taste - is Swiss - but the space is very airy. You will find all the collections of the brand where the creativity of the chocolate makers is highlighted and you can even buy chocolates by weight. In order to be different, Lindt plays the proximity: bars and homemade ice-creams are made on site. For a gourmet break, Chocolat Bar displays hot and cold drinks and desserts with Lindt chocolate that can also be taken away.

This gourmet saga began here in 1761, when Pierre-Jean Bernard opened a store. His companion Marie-Adelaïde made it prosper and gentrified what was then a grocery store, which in 1810 was named "A la mère de famille", in reference to the mother of the family. The fashionable grocery specialized in confectionery from 1856. In 1984, the storefront was listed as an historic monument. Taken over in 2000 by the Dolfi family, who continue the tradition, the chocolates, ice creams and confectionery of this illustrious house continue to delight connoisseurs.

There's the traditional Scottish shortbread (one part sugar, two parts butter and three parts flour), and then there's the millionaire shortbread, a classic shortbread covered in creamy caramel, itself topped with crunchy chocolate. In other words, a calorie bomb, but so comforting... C'Carré has made them its specialty, offering three varieties: the classics (dark or milk chocolate...); the crunchy (caramelized hazelnuts, puffed rice...) and the fruity (yuzu...). All that's left is to succumb to so many flavors!

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!

The Carrefour Market in Paris Rochechouart is a supermarket. It offers a wide range of food and non-food products. It also offers services such as home delivery, express delivery and the option of in-store shopping and home delivery. The Paris Rochechouart Carrefour Market offers regular promotions and special offers. The store also offers high-quality customer service and guarantees the freshness of its products. It is easily accessible by public transport and has a parking lot nearby.

The Belgian waffle, what a delight especially when it attracts chocolate, whipped cream, caramel coulis with Isigny butter and Guérande salt, vergeoise (a soft sugar cooked twice, very typical in Belgium) or vanilla ice cream from Madagascar. You can't resist passing in front of the shop where good smells emanate. These waffles, made by a master waffle maker, are really delicious and their price is not at all excessive.

The "biotifull" grocery store is the most hype in Paris, since the hype has set its sights on slow food, locavoreand fresh products, preferably signed. In French, this means: local and seasonal fruits and vegetables, artisanal charcuterie, protected origin cheeses, natural wines and sweets without artificial coloring. We also like its canteen, La Fabrique, for a lunch break in the same spirit of the place and its cooking classes, from Monday to Friday from 10 am to 2:30 pm.

The Rue des Martyrs is a perfect illustration of the intense commercial activity to be found in Paris: what could be more natural than to find a Repaire de Bacchus store here, which is very popular. Open daily, the shop offers hundreds of wine and spirits references, all advised by a team of enthusiasts. Between Pigalle and the department stores, nothing is lacking here. Definitely one of the best wine shops in the arrondissement, and one we recommend without hesitation!

An exceptional location: Le Repaire de Bacchus has a unique sales outlet in the prestigious Printemps department store on boulevard Haussmann. Here, it is considered THE wine shop of reference, and with good reason! Covering 400 m², it offers no fewer than 2,000 references, including some of the great houses that can only be found here, and features a splendid Napoleon III-era champagne bar, as well as numerous events with winemakers. Last but not least, there's a breathtaking terrace on the roof: sensations guaranteed.

The population of this district has changed profoundly over the last decade, and is now full of young couples who love the markets. The bargains here are often good, especially at the end of the market! You'll come across bobos from the lower Butte and inhabitants of the more working-class neighborhoods nearby. You'll find the La Boule d'Anges bakery, also present at the d'Aguesseau (^8th) and Porte Molitor (^16th) markets, and the Quel bon vin wine shop. Afro-Caribbean and certified organic products are among the highlights.

An institution that opened its doors in 1925... We are fans because "Heratchian customers live longer" - at least, that's what was written on the orange bags of the store... Enough humor, we are fans especially because the products from the Near and Middle East that are offered here - and there are some - are of a great quality. Armenians do not hesitate to cross Paris to come and buy bulgur, rice, red lentils and other semolinas stored in bags on the ground, or dried fruits, almonds, preserves..

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).