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Batignolles
Travelers come to Batignolles for a taste of daily Parisian life, particularly around its local food scene.
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Marché de Levis
Marché de Levis on Rue de Lévis offers Marché Pica-Pica, a dedicated stall where you can find authentic Mexican and Latin American ingredients.
Les Saisonniers - Legendre
Les Saisonniers - Legendre on Rue Legendre often has fresh fruits stacked by its entrance, signaling its focus on seasonal produce and careful sourcing.
Auchan Supermarché Paris Batignolles
Auchan Supermarché Paris Batignolles on Boulevard des Batignolles offers late-night shopping until 11:45 pm on weekdays, making it a reliable stop for evening provisions.
Cap Hispania
Cap Hispania on Rue Jouffroy d'Abbans welcomes visitors from 4pm on Mondays, a good time to find the shop less crowded for browsing its Spanish specialties.
Nous anti-gaspi Paris Avenue de Clichy
NOUS anti-gaspi Paris Avenue de Clichy opens until 8:45 pm most weekdays, making it a convenient stop for evening provisions after exploring the 17th arrondissement.
day by day · Batignolles
day by day on Rue des Moines opens for bulk organic shopping from Wednesday to Friday, offering a focused selection for those staying in the 17th arrondissement.
Batignolles, in short
Batignolles is a residential area in the 17th arrondissement, offering a calmer atmosphere north of the busier central districts. The neighborhood centers around places like Rue Legendre and Rue des Moines, with the Brochant metro station providing access.
The Marché Couvert Batignolles on Rue des Moines provides an opportunity to observe how locals shop for high-quality products.
Shopping here often involves a mix of stops. Residents visit specialty stores like Cap Hispania for specific items, or day by day for organic bulk goods. Supermarkets such as Les Saisonniers - Legendre and SITIS Market Rue De Rome handle everyday grocery needs. NOUS anti-gaspi Paris Avenue de Clichy provides an option for groceries with a focus on reducing food waste.
Stores are spread across the area, with about a 12-minute walk between the furthest points. You might start near Brochant and find yourself exploring Rue Legendre or heading towards Avenue de Clichy. This arrangement allows for a stroll through the neighborhood while gathering provisions.
Visit the Marché Couvert Batignolles
This covered market on Rue des Moines offers local products and a glimpse into daily Parisian shopping rituals. It is a good place to find fresh items and observe the neighborhood's pace.
Do not expect late-night options
None of the grocery stores in Batignolles operate 24 hours. Plan your shopping earlier in the day, especially if you intend to visit specialty shops or the market hall, which keep regular daytime hours.
Quick answers
What kind of shops will I find?
Batignolles offers a mix of grocery options, including traditional supermarkets like SITIS Market Rue De Rome and specialty stores such as Cap Hispania for Spanish ingredients. You will also find a covered market and a bulk organic store.
Is Batignolles a busy area?
Batignolles is primarily a residential neighborhood, known for a quieter atmosphere compared to more central Parisian districts. It provides a relaxed setting for daily activities and local shopping.
How far apart are the grocery stores?
The grocery stores in Batignolles are spread out, with the widest separation between them being about a 12-minute walk. This allows for a pleasant stroll through the neighborhood while you shop.
Note: store locations on maps are approximate to their actual locations; distances are based on straight lines, and pins are nudged if store pins collide. Nearest station data is based on © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.