Ed'S — Specialty Store in Montmartre, Paris
Ed'S on Rue Muller is the place for lunches in Montmartre. The roast chicken sandwich, the sourdough loaves and the calm street make this stop worth a visit.
At a glance
Ed'S on Rue Muller is a Montmartre specialty shop built around homemade bread and filled sandwiches, with the roast chicken sandwich the clearest order to start with. It stays open 12–8 pm every day, and the €1–10 range keeps lunch here firmly in easy-reach territory.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
What to expect
Ed'S is a food shop on Rue Muller in Montmartre, right by the Funiculaire Montmartre upper station. The street is calm, and the terrace gives you a place to sit outside when you want to linger over a sandwich. Everything is homemade, including the sandwich bread, and the sandwiches are laid out neatly in rows.
Sourdough comes across as soft and full of flavour, walnut loaves get repeat praise, and the sandwich fillings are built with care rather than piled on carelessly. The roast chicken sandwich stands out for its celery butter and mayonnaise, while the Brillat-Savarin sandwich on raisin bread brings a fresh, creamy, slightly sweeter direction.
Potato salad is a regular side choice, homemade lemonade fits the lunch menu well, and the dark chocolate cookie is an easy add-on from the window. The set menus offer a starter or dessert with your sandwich.
The spend stays modest for the quality on offer, but the portions are small, and the sandwich list can thin out by early afternoon. If you arrive late, you may find limited options or find that the day’s sandwiches are already gone. This is the place for bread, careful fillings and early lunch timing. By 2:15, the choices can already be limited, so coming earlier gives you more to pick from.
What to look for
Roast chicken sandwich
The roast chicken filling comes with celery butter and mayonnaise, making it the sandwich to order if you want the shop’s clearest signature lunch.
Bread and sourdough loaves
The bread itself is a draw here, from walnut loaves to sourdough that comes across as soft and full of flavour.
Homemade lemonade
A homemade lemonade fits well with lunch on the terrace and gives the meal a bright, simple finish.
The pick list
What to bring home
Bread and sourdough loaves
From walnut loaves to sourdough, the bread gets repeat praise for being soft and full of flavour.
Roast chicken sandwich
The roast chicken filling is the one to order, with celery butter and mayonnaise adding something special.
Homemade lemonade
A homemade lemonade works well beside lunch or on the terrace.
Potato salad
The potato salad is a regular side order and a highlight with the sandwiches.
Dark chocolate cookie
Cookies in the window are what catch the eye first, and the dark chocolate one gets particular praise.
Who is this for
This suits someone who wants a bread-led lunch in Montmartre and is happy to build the meal around one sandwich, a side and maybe a cookie. It also fits travelers who like to sit on a calm street. If you like to arrive early and choose from the day’s limited sandwich line-up, this is an easy place to plan around.
L'Épicerie des Environs suits a different need: if you want fresh seasonal produce and a more market-like grocery stop in Montmartre, that is the better match.
The verdict
It is not the place for a big late lunch or a wide sandwich choice all day, but it does suit people who want carefully made bread, modest spending and an early stop in Montmartre.
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