Market gardeners Route de la soie

This early one didn't have enough space inside a already large store, so he started to trespass on the street. The salads then turned off and exotic fruits, coconuts, papayas, mangoes, fruit of dragon, Jacques, fruits of passion, mangosteen, feijoa, tamarind, rambutan etc… to invade the pavement, for the greatest pleasure of all, with an incomparable choice. The market like you love!

While the Grand Prix is located around Lyon, Smart has not found many addresses of this kind in the city itself (or out of price). An address that has been in existence for a long time, but it is found every time with the same pleasure, whether it is its private parking lot or its well-stocked rays. Only one of the Smart Council, do not hesitate to use the cheese factory (everything is packed) when all the vendors are busy. This brand name (Distribution distribution), which is also for the catering professionals, offers a nice choice of fruits and vegetables within a metro station (Jean Jaurès). We particularly like the fresh radius with country cheeses and the arrival of small local producers to watch according to seasons.

The fruit king of Provence found here its marks of nobility. Green or black, broken or fragrant, the olive is the star of this small store that proposes it in different kinds, from the douces to the most spiked. The amateurs are not fooled by it. It will delight everyone during the aperitif, served with a good pastaga of course. International olive specialists are unanimous: This is where you find the most Provençal! It is a real institution in the field, for real.

We love Valentine's fruit baskets, made up of vegetables and rare fruits that you don't débusquerait anywhere else, even looking for good. For original meals, you can choose the mini-vegetables, local salads, etc.

Where can I find high quality fruit and vegetables at reasonable prices? All you need to do is go to the Lyon Hall. Impossible to miss the Gardens of Provence: an stall full of colours, abundant choice and a good, almost contagious mood. Everything to go back, the shopping basket.

On the second floor of the large Chorsu market hall, you will find the dried fruit stalls for which Central Asia is famous. One stall follows another with the same merchandise: dried apricots, raisins, almonds (the best come from Andijan!), pistachios, sesame-roasted peanuts... Everything is of course negotiable, and above all, everything can be tasted because the qualities and origins often differ from one stall to another. Perfect for a small travel pantry or to bring home souvenirs.