Markets Lorraine

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.

With its huge products of products and its stunning colors, Grand Fresh is a supermarket boutique store but inspired by the atmosphere of the covered markets. There are various products (regional, Mediterranean, Asian…), quality, with a watchword, as its name indicates, conservation of freshness. The choice is broad: fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, lettuce… Sometimes surprising, exotic or ethnic products, which it is quite rare to find elsewhere, and all at affordable prices. At a time when household consumption is being revolutionized, Grand Costs is undoubtedly a good compromise for «eating well», both practical and accessible.

Since 1831, the Covered Market has been a place of commerce and meetings with St. Stephen's Cathedral as its neighbour. Originally, this magnificent building was an episcopal palace. Go shopping to discover good regional products, fruits, vegetables, but also meats, fish and cheeses, flowers and teas... Some addresses will allow you to eat pleasantly, without fuss in a unique atmosphere. This U-shaped building, with two wings framing the courtyard, hosts the weekly market on Saturdays. A good plan!

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.

A large market is held every Saturday morning in Longwy Bas.

Quality, proximity, friendly atmosphere... Vosges Terroir producers, the Épinal Tourist Office, the Vosges Chamber of Trades and Crafts and the Vosges Chamber of Agriculture are joining forces to bring you together every Thursday throughout the summer for local markets, called "Place aux producteurs". Gathered around the Saint-Maurice basilica in Épinal, producers come to offer their products. It's an opportunity to make great gourmet discoveries and to leave with little gifts for the whole family.

The Sainte-Thérèse Nouvelle Ville neighborhood also has its own Sunday market! Ideally located (Sainte-Thérèse church on one side, La Cigale bar on the other), we love the atmosphere of this trendy market. Here, there are no less than thirty stalls, where merchants and local producers present numerous seasonal products. Fish, fruits and vegetables, cheeses, honey... Guaranteed success for the roasted chickens! But also olives and a touch of Italy with focaccia and pizza. A warm and family atmosphere is guaranteed!

In Pulnoy, on the outskirts of Nancy, Place de la République. Recently redesigned, the market remains a peaceful place to live. On the stalls: meat, cheese, bread, pastries and sweets, fruit and vegetables, wine... Some non-food items are also for sale, such as clothes. The atmosphere is friendly, the area very pleasant and the association for the promotion of the market regularly organizes animations to make this meeting more dynamic!

Completely renovated in 2007, this market with its hall-like atmosphere has been designed to offer as much conviviality as possible. You can stroll around the stalls of the traders: butchers, cheese makers, fishmongers, caterers, greengrocers, tasting bar etc. The Vosges gastronomy is not the only one to be honoured since the customers can also go to an Italian caterer. Cheeses from the region and seasonal fruit and vegetables make our mouths water. Parking under the market. All the ingredients are there for a gourmet moment!

A big market is held every Saturday morning in Longwy-Bas.

This market, which has existed for nearly 50 years, is one of the most important in the Northeast. Every Sunday, between 120 and 150 merchants (a dozen on Fridays for organic products) and between 6,000 and 8,000 visitors flock there. In addition to food products (from the farm and always in season), the market offers clothing, articles for the house, flowers... All you have to do is look! A brasserie-restaurant is also available. A lively and very cosmopolitan place to live, this place is a must in the area.

The outdoor market takes place on Tuesday mornings around the market esplanade and in the Notre-Dame district: vendors selling clothes, jewelry and small accessories of all kinds. The indoor market takes place three times a week in the former bus station. You'll find the traditional fruit and vegetable stalls, cheese makers, fishmongers and butchers. Depending on the season: oysters, quail eggs, honey, flowers... On Saturdays, there's a wine vendor, so you can enjoy an aperitif while tasting market produce.

The Fermier farm market is an opportunity to meet local producers and traders and discover their culinary and artisan know-how. Fruits and vegetables, flowers, charcuterie, gaumais, goat cheese, unleavened bread or cereals, honey, biscuits, homemade ice creams and organic wine… so many good products and specialties await you during the beautiful days in front of the Basilica and in the winter centre, rue du Moulin. Animations are also on the agenda of this friendly and convivial meeting.