La Crèmerie du 17ème — Specialty Store in Batignolles, Paris

La Crèmerie du 17ème on Rue Legendre is a Batignolles cheese counter where Yasmine and her team cut to order and steer you toward the blue goat cheese.

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What this place is

La Crèmerie du 17ème is a specialty shop on Rue Legendre in Batignolles, where the counter offers cheeses cut to order, a blue goat cheese worth asking for by name, and generously filled lunch sandwiches; a few items run €5–20 and the stock rotates with the season.

Vetted

Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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A cheese counter in Batignolles

La Crèmerie du 17ème is an independent specialty shop on Rue Legendre, in Batignolles, and the first thing you notice inside is the cheese case itself: a spread that shifts with the season rather than sitting fixed behind the glass. It is the kind of neighbourhood shop that has kept regulars for years, and that continuity shows in how the counter is run.

Ask for the blue goat cheese, the one that gets singled out among the blues for its character. The burrata is a lunchtime order, served alongside salads and sandwiches, and the cheesecake is the dessert that gives you a reason to come back. For a shared meal at home, the raclette cheese is suggested for exactly that. The cheese sandwiches are filled generously, with the cheese cut to order in front of you.

How it works is simple: you talk to the counter, say what you like, and the team guides you from there, with advice that is personal rather than scripted. You can eat in or take away at lunch, and there is brunch on the weekend. The selection changes regularly, so the case is worth a second look on a return visit.

Spend is modest for a few items, in the €5–20 range, and the value sits in what you carry out rather than in any markdown or timing trick.

It is a counter with real depth and advice. It suits anyone building a cheese board or stopping for a sandwich in Batignolles more than a quick, precise errand.

What to look for

Blue goat cheese

The blue that gets named on its own for its character; ask for it at the counter.

Cheese sandwiches

Filled generously, with the cheese cut to order, and available to eat in or take away at lunch.

Burrata

A lunchtime order, served alongside salads and sandwiches.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Cheese sandwiches

    generously filled, with the cheese cut to order.

  2. Burrata

    the one to get at lunch, served alongside salads and sandwiches.

  3. Blue goat cheese

    the pick among the blues, the one worth singling out for its character.

  4. Cheesecake

    the dessert regulars come back for, and the one to try after the cheese.

  5. Raclette cheese

    the one to take home for a shared raclette.

Who is this for

Anyone assembling a cheese board for a Batignolles picnic or a dinner at home will find the counter advice and the seasonal range worth the stop. A lunchtime visitor after a generously filled sandwich, eaten in or taken away, gets a straightforward option on Rue Legendre. And if you want to try a blue goat cheese with real character, this is the counter to ask at.

If you want a full market spread of fresh produce rather than a cheese counter, Marché Couvert Batignolles on Rue des Moines is the place to go.

The verdict

This is a counter with real depth and personal advice, so it suits anyone building a board or stopping for lunch.

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