Markets Nancy

The covered market of Nancy is a real temple of gourmet flavors in the city center. It gathers about sixty merchants and farmers in a beautiful space with wide alleys, where you can stroll among market gardeners and merchants, from the local soil or from other regions, such as the well-known Frères Marchand, the Schaller fish and seafood stall or, for the gourmets, the Jacques Bockel chocolate factory. Bring a big basket, even on Sundays, and a big appetite, if you eat there. It is one of the most important markets of the Lorraine gastronomy.

About a hundred quality merchants are gathered every Sunday in this warm market, with a strong oriental connotation. Spices, breads, meats and poultry from elsewhere have pride of place, as do a wide range of objects and clothing. Going there is a real trip, a change of scenery in the monotony of city life, a cosmopolitan interlude that will bring color to your Sunday morning. This market arouses your curiosity and will undoubtedly make you discover many flavors, and open you to new culinary inspirations!

In the old town, rue Jacquot, you can enjoy going to this market on Sunday mornings, where about fifteen merchants offer their delicious products: fresh eggs, roasted chickens, spices, fruits and vegetables, cold cuts, fish and prepared dishes. It is advised not to go too late if you want to avoid the crowd. However, the crowd is not necessarily unpleasant, as the atmosphere is friendly, typical of the authentic neighborhood life of the old town of Nancy.

A small but very pleasant and intimate covered market, much appreciated by the inhabitants of this neighborhood between Vandoeuvre and Villers-lès-Nancy. Four days a week, the regulars, in a friendly atmosphere, come to look for fruits and vegetables, cheese, meat, fish, honey or even flowers. In short, everything necessary to prepare varied and tasty dishes, from local and quality products! Moreover, at the entrance, all the merchants are listed and a parking lot is reserved for customers right in front.