Le Verger De Picpus — Supermarket in Charonne, Paris

Le Verger De Picpus opens at 7:30 am every day of the week, Sunday included, so an early start in Charonne never leaves you waiting outside a closed door.

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A daily supermarket on Boulevard de Picpus

Le Verger De Picpus is a supermarket on Boulevard de Picpus in Charonne, open from 7:30 am to 9 pm seven days a week, Sundays included. A basket here typically runs €15–40. Alexandre Dumas station serves the neighbourhood, and the shop's long daily span makes it workable for a morning errand or a stop on the way home.

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Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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A neighbourhood supermarket in Charonne

Le Verger De Picpus is a supermarket on Boulevard de Picpus in the Charonne neighbourhood of Paris, and it keeps the same hours every day of the week: 7:30 am to 9 pm, Saturday and Sunday included.

That flat seven-day schedule is the practical shape of the place. Nothing about the week changes the plan: you can come before the day starts or after work, on a weekday or a weekend, and find the same open door. For anyone staying nearby, that removes the usual checking of whether today is the day a shop shuts early.

Spending sits in an everyday band, roughly €15–40 for a basket. That is the sort of money that covers a normal fill-in shop rather than a special trip, and it tells you what to expect: a supermarket doing the ordinary job for the streets around it.

The shop sits in Charonne, with Alexandre Dumas station serving the neighbourhood. It is the kind of place you build into a day rather than travel across the city for, and its value is in being open when you need it, every day of the week.

What to look for

Open 7:30 am to 9 pm, seven days a week

The hours do not change by day: Saturday and Sunday run the same 7:30 am to 9 pm span as Monday to Friday.

A supermarket on Boulevard de Picpus

The shop sits on Boulevard de Picpus in the Charonne neighbourhood of Paris, in the 12th arrondissement.

Around €15–40 for a basket

A typical basket here falls in the €15–40 range, in line with an everyday supermarket shop.

Who is this for

This suits a traveller staying in or near Charonne who wants a supermarket open at the same hours every day, including Sunday, without planning around a closed day. It also works for someone whose day starts early, since the doors open at 7:30 am, and for anyone keeping a normal weekly food budget, with a basket running about €15–40.

If you want a pastry to eat on the spot rather than groceries to carry home, Yann Couvreur Charonne on Boulevard de Charonne is about 550 m away and sells pastries, including a vanilla flan.

The verdict

It is an everyday neighbourhood supermarket rather than a destination in its own right, but its identical 7:30 am to 9 pm hours seven days a week make it a dependable stop for anyone staying in Charonne who needs provisions on a Sunday or before an early start.

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