Le Café De La Grande Épicerie sur Paris

Luxury products that are still not within everyone's reach. 4 restaurants, including one specializing in Asian cuisine (the one where we stopped).

Bordier Butter is on the second floor, and you have to pay for the vacuum packaging on the first floor. For the vacuuming, you just need to go to the cheese corner in the basement and show your receipt. I visited around 2 PM because I heard they had plenty of Bordier Butter there. I went to buy the Truffle flavor, but there were tons of Yuzu flavors and most were sold out. There were only about 8 unsalted ones left, so I had no choice but to buy only the unsalted ones. I think it's because it's already become so popular. I also heard the Bordier Vanilla Yogurt was delicious, so I bought one to try, but it was too sour and greasy for my taste, so I threw half of it away. Green plums weren't even available at the fruit store, but they were selling them here, so I bought some and ate them. The staff were kind and explained things even though we had a language barrier.

Great variety of French delicatessen

It's a bit smaller than the store in central Paris. The bottom floor is a fresh food supermarket, while the upper floors mostly sell ready-made meals, condiments, and drinks. However, with a little searching, you can still find quite a few interesting little items. Because it's far from the center of Paris, it's not crowded, and the atmosphere is relaxed and cozy—probably a place that people living nearby would enjoy visiting.By the way, there are also quite a few coffee beans to choose from here, which should make any coffee lover happy.

The place is amazing. For those with limited time, the best option is to go to this shop, which has everything: wines, cheeses, truffles, olive oils, etc. But the prices are a little above average. The shop located in the basement of Bon Marché is even larger and has options for sitting at the counter and eating.

Amazed by the variety of gourmet products

A typical French supermarket offering good-quality fruit and vegetables. It also has a butcher, a fresh fish counter, and a boulangerie. Prices are average for Paris.

By far the best "supermarket" I've ever been to. They sell everything from the most common items to the most extraordinary, and the quality is always excellent. Add to that a staff that's always smiling and helpful, from the security guard to the department managers. In short, grocery shopping isn't a chore at this store; it's a real outing and an experience in itself. I highly recommend it!

Wide selection of international and regional products. Quality selection... groceries (e.g., spices, oils, etc.), deli meats, cheeses...

Great supermarket with good quality and service