Nous anti-gaspi Paris Reuilly — Specialty Store in Bercy, Paris

Nous anti-gaspi Paris Reuilly sells fresh fruit and vegetables on Rue de Reuilly, and that produce is the reason to come.

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What this shop is

On Rue de Reuilly in Bercy, Nous anti-gaspi Paris Reuilly is a specialty shop built around the anti-waste idea, with a fruit and vegetable range that is large and fresh. Organic items turn up at reduced prices and the plant-based selection is varied. Expect to spend €5–20 on a few items.

Vetted

Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources

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The anti-waste grocer on Rue de Reuilly

Nous anti-gaspi Paris Reuilly is a branch of the anti-waste chain, set on Rue de Reuilly in Bercy, a short walk from Reuilly — Diderot station. What you notice first is the produce: crates of fruit and vegetables laid out in a range that is large and fresh, the thing that pulls you in off the street.

That produce is where to start. The fruit and vegetables are the pick here, and organic items appear at reduced prices, with the stock turning over often enough that a second visit looks different from the first. The vegan selection is worth a look too, varied and priced within reach.

How the shop works is simple: you walk the shelves yourself, and bringing your own containers is welcomed, which fits the anti-waste premise. It is a compact specialty shop rather than a full supermarket, so the aisles fill up and the space can feel crowded when it is busy.

On money, plan on €5–20 for a few items, and treat the markdowns as the thing to hunt rather than assuming everything is cheaper: prices on some goods run the same as, or higher than, conventional retailers, so compare as you go. The reduced organic lines are where the savings sit.

Expect crowding in store on a busy run. It suits anyone shopping the anti-waste idea week to week, and anyone who wants fresh produce and a plant-based range without a full supermarket trip.

What to look for

Fruits and vegetables

A large, fresh range of produce is the reason to come here, laid out in crates as you walk in.

Organic products at reduced prices

Organic lines turn up marked down, and the stock changes often enough to make repeat visits worthwhile.

Vegan selection

A varied plant-based range at prices within reach, good for filling a basket without a big spend.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Fruits and vegetables

    The fresh produce is the reason to come: a large range, and fresh.

  2. Organic products at reduced prices

    Organic items turn up at marked-down prices, and the stock changes often enough to keep visits interesting.

  3. Vegan selection

    The plant-based range is good, varied and affordable.

Who is this for

This shop suits a traveller staying in the 12th who wants fresh produce and a plant-based range without a full supermarket trip, and anyone curious about how an anti-waste grocer actually stocks its shelves. It also works for a budget-minded shopper hunting reduced organic lines, as long as they compare prices rather than assuming every item is cheaper.

If you want a full organic shop with produce displayed out on the pavement rather than a compact anti-waste specialist, La Main Verte Diderot on Boulevard Diderot is 250 m away.

The verdict

Prices on some goods run the same as, or higher than, conventional retailers, so this is a shop to pick through for reduced organic lines and produce rather than a place to assume everything is a bargain.

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