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• Rue des Lévis

  A pedestrian way where the gastronomic vendors spill into the street.
  • Paris

  Rue des Lévis

  Must Try: Ice Cream from Jeff de Bruges

  Culinary Destination / Food Shopping Street

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• Marie-Anne Cantin

  A vast collection of European cheeses not too terribly far from the Tour Eiffel.
  • Paris

  Marie-Anne Cantin

  Must Try: Dreamy Goat Cheese

  Historic Shop / Cheese Lovers

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• Marché Raspail

  The largest organic market in Paris where you will find resident epicureans on Sunday mornings.
  • Paris

  Marché Raspail

  Must Try: Poulet Roti and Organic Goods

  Shop Like a Local / Organic Market

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• Épices Roellinger

  A one-of-a-kind shop with incredible spices for the curious cook and eater.
  • Paris

  Épices Roellinger

  Must Try: Saffron in a variety of potencies for sweet or savory needs

  Spices / Curious Cooks

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• La Grande Épicerie de Paris

  This is the Disney World of supermarkets, a mecca for food lovers on a grand corner of the Left Bank.
  • Paris

  La Grande Épicerie de Paris

  Must Try: Anything you're feeling homesick for, or sample exotic sauces from the Far East.

  Gourmet Mecca / Stock Your Pantry

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• Marché des Enfants Rouge

  Foragers will go mad for this historic market filled with prepared food from around the globe.
  • Paris

  Marché des Enfants Rouge

  Must Try: Moroccan Chicken Pastilla (with cinnamon and nuts in a Phyllo pastry)

  Authentic / Farmers Market

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• G. Detou

  An epicure's dream, stocked wall-to-wall with goodies to take back to an apartment kitchen or stash in your luggage.
  • Paris

  G. Detou

  Must Buy: Edmond Fallot's Tarragot (Estragon) Stone Ground Mustard from Burgundy

  Specialty Shops / Cooks Ingredients

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• Marché d’Aligre and Marché Beauvau

  A neighborhood covered market built well before Napoleon came into power.
  • Paris

  Marché d’Aligre and Marché Beauvau

  Must Try: Seasonal Produce

  Shop Like a Local / Farmers Market

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