La Fournée — Specialty Store in Ourcq, Paris
La Fournée on Quai de la Loire in Ourcq is where you go for a baguette tradition, and the counter staff greet you like you live around the corner.
What La Fournée is
A specialty shop on Quai de la Loire in the Ourcq neighbourhood, open from 7 am daily and closing at 7:30 pm most evenings. The baguette tradition is the dependable buy, and the baguette sandwiches and quiche hold their own. Prices sit in the €1–10 band.
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The bakery on Quai de la Loire
La Fournée is an independent specialty shop on Quai de la Loire, in the Ourcq neighbourhood, with Ourcq station serving the area. You walk in and the counter is right there, staff smiling, the bread within arm's reach.
Start with the baguette tradition. It is the thing to buy here, the loaf the shop is built around, and it is what you should carry out under your arm. The baguette sandwiches are made fresh and well, and the quiche is a strong companion order if you want something more than bread.
The shop runs a simple counter service: you order, it is handed over, you pay and go. Cards and contactless are both taken, so there is no fumbling for cash at the till.
Money goes far. A pain au chocolat costs €1.30, a sandwich €4.90, and the whole range sits between €1 and €10, which makes it an easy stop for a cheap lunch or breakfast on the move.
Come for the baguette tradition and the quiche, and you get the shop at its best. It suits anyone staying in or passing through Ourcq who wants a proper loaf rather than a supermarket one, and anyone grabbing a quick sandwich before the canal.
What to look for
Baguette tradition
The dependable buy, mentioned alongside the friendly counter service. This is the loaf to take away.
Baguette sandwiches
Made fresh and well, with the quiche named as a strong companion order.
Quiche
A solid alternative to the sandwiches if you want something more substantial than bread.
The pick list
What to bring home
Baguette tradition
The traditional baguette is the dependable buy here, and the staff are warm and friendly.
Baguette sandwiches
The baguette sandwiches are fresh and well made, and the quiche is a strong companion order.
Who is this for
This suits anyone staying in or passing through Ourcq who wants a baguette tradition rather than a supermarket loaf, and it is a good stop for a quick sandwich before walking the canal. It also works for a cheap breakfast, with pastries at €1.30 and the whole range between €1 and €10.
If you want a proper pastry selection rather than bread for the table, Maison Saulais on Rue de Meaux is the nearby stop for varied pastries.
The verdict
The baguette tradition and the quiche are worth the walk, so it suits anyone after a loaf or a quick sandwich rather than a full pastry counter.
Keep exploring nearby
Marché de Joinville
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La Flûte De Meaux
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Maison Saulais
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Boulangerie du Canal
Specialty Store · €1–10
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