Taka & Vermo - Artisans Fromagers — Specialty Store in Le Marais, Paris
Taka & Vermo - Artisans Fromagers is where to go for woodruff-infused Gruyère. Aged Comté is also on offer, vacuum-packed to travel well from Le Marais.
Quick take
Taka & Vermo - Artisans Fromagers on Rue des Gravilliers is the Le Marais address for unusual cheese picks, from woodruff-infused Gruyère to aged Comté. Everything can go home vacuum-packed, so it suits a cheese stop you can carry through Paris or pack away for later.
Verified November 2026 · 2 independent sources
What to expect
This is in Le Marais, near Saint-Paul station. It feels small, with a range that reaches beyond one familiar wedge.
The picks are the reason to come in. Woodruff-infused Gruyère is the unusual one here, while aged Comté gives you a more classic route through the selection. There is also a plastic-wrapped chocolate cake that sits alongside the cheese purchase.
Staff guide choices patiently, and the counter can set you up with crackers, confiture and wine alongside the cheese. Vacuum packing is part of the appeal if you want to keep the purchase tidy for transport.
Late in the day still works for a visit, with Monday to Friday service running into the evening and a shorter Saturday window.
If you want a cheese-focused stop with unusual picks and a few ready-made extras, this is the right sort of detour.
What to look for
Woodruff-infused Gruyère
The most unusual pick here.
Aged Comté
A mature Comté.
Vacuum-packed cheeses
Cheese can leave the shop vacuum-packed.
The pick list
What to bring home
Woodruff-infused Gruyère
Unlike anything found elsewhere, this woodruff-infused Gruyère is the one to get.
Aged Comté
Staff recommend this aged Comté, and a visitor named it as a reason to come back.
Chocolate cake
Plastic-wrapped, and called the cheesemonger’s favourite chocolate cake, it is the one to add to a cheese run.
Who is this for
It also works for people building an evening cheese-and-wine stop, since the counter can add crackers, confiture and wine in one visit.
Mon Epicerie Paris is the better nearby stop if you want plant-based provisions rather than a cheese counter.
The verdict
It does suit travelers who want a focused cheese stop with unusual picks and travel-friendly packing.
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