Boulangerie Bo occupies a storefront on Rue de Charenton that is listed as a historic monument. You can identify the shop by its vintage exterior, a feature preserved from the building’s past that contrasts with the modern approach taken…
Aligre Market Food Walk
This walk takes you through the heart of Paris’s most vibrant neighborhood food market, exploring old-world seed shops, a landmark Middle Eastern grocer, bustling market stalls, and a legendary wine bar.
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1. Boulangerie bo
2. Graineterie du Marché
The Graineterie du Marché is a shop on the Place d’Aligre defined by its nineteen-thirties floor tiles and custom wooden cabinetry built in nineteen fifty-eight. This storefront, which functions as a rare preserved piece of…
3. Le marché couvert Beauvau
The Marché Couvert Beauvau is a rectangular hall defined by an interior ceiling that curves upward like the hull of an inverted boat. Located in the twelfth arrondissement, this covered market occupies the western side of the Place…
4. Épicerie Sabah
Épicerie Sabah, located at thirty rue d’Aligre, is a Lebanese grocery store that opened in two thousand ten. The shop draws visitors with its displays of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern goods, including various olives, oils, tahini, and…
5. Le Baron Rouge
Le Baron Rouge is a wine bar tucked away near the Marché d’Aligre in the twelfth arrondissement, identifiable by the barrels stacked floor to ceiling inside and the crowds that frequently spill out onto the pavement. The interior features…
6. Ble Sucre
Blé Sucré sits at number seven Rue Antoine Vollon, a storefront defined by its simple, unadorned exterior facing the trees of Square Trousseau. While the shop appears like an everyday neighborhood bakery, its reputation is built on…