L'épicerie du Terroir

Exploring the local flavors of France is made simple at L'épicerie du Terroir, a neighborhood market on Rue Lepic.

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Helpful Staff Interactions

L'épicerie du Terroir on Rue Lepic offers a welcoming atmosphere, often noted for its helpful staff interactions. Visitors appreciate the personalized recommendations for regional food specialties, making it a pleasant stop for those seeking authentic French products and a friendly local experience in Paris.

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Verified July 2026 · 4 independent sources

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What to look for

3 highlights

Local Cheese Selection

Browse a variety of regional French cheeses, perfect for a picnic or a taste of local flavors.

Artisanal Charcuterie

Find a range of high-quality cured meats, a staple of French culinary tradition.

Helpful Staff

Engage with staff who are ready to offer recommendations and insights into regional products.

Weekday Afternoon Visits

The store opens at 11:30 am each day, except Wednesday when it is closed. To enjoy a calmer shopping experience, consider arriving shortly after opening on a weekday, or later in the afternoon around 4 pm, avoiding the busier evening hours when locals might be finishing work.

Regional Cheeses and Charcuterie

You can find a selection of regional cheeses, such as Comté or Roquefort, and artisanal charcuterie, reflecting France's diverse culinary traditions. The staff can guide you through the various options, ensuring you select items that truly represent the terroir of different French regions for your enjoyment.

A Montmartre Food Tradition

Located on Rue Lepic in the Montmartre area, this épicerie reflects the enduring importance of local food shops in Parisian daily life. It provides a window into how Parisians source their everyday ingredients and regional delicacies, contributing to the neighborhood's authentic charm and character.

Visit on Rue Lepic

L'épicerie du Terroir is situated at 26 Rue Lepic in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, making it accessible for those exploring Montmartre. Plan your visit between 11:30 am and 8 pm on any day except Wednesday, when the store is closed, to explore its offerings.

Know before you go

Hours

Monday: 11:30 am–8 pm · Tuesday: 11:30 am–8 pm · Wednesday: Closed · Thursday: 11:30 am–8 pm · Friday: 11:30 am–8 pm · Saturday: 11:30 am–8 pm · Sunday: 11:30 am–8 pm

Getting there

The store at 26 Rue Lepic is easily reached by walking through Montmartre, offering a scenic approach to your visit.

Payment

Most major credit cards are accepted, but carrying some euros can be helpful for smaller purchases or local markets nearby.

Best time

Consider visiting in the late afternoon for a more relaxed atmosphere, as the store typically sees fewer visitors between 4 pm and 6 pm on weekdays.

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Quick answers

What kind of products can I expect to find?

You can expect to find a selection of regional French food specialties, including various cheeses, artisanal charcuterie, and other local delicacies.

Are there specific days or times to avoid for crowds?

The store is closed on Wednesdays. To avoid potential crowds, it is generally quieter to visit shortly after opening at 11:30 am or during the late afternoon on weekdays.

Is the store suitable for finding gifts or souvenirs?

Yes, L'épicerie du Terroir offers many regional products that make excellent edible gifts or souvenirs, providing a taste of France to take home.

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