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Bercy grocery stores

Locals rely on stores like La Main Verte Diderot for their groceries.

Get thereReuilly — DiderotWalkable in18–22 min end to endMostlySpecialty Store
In Bercy

10 stores, plotted

About the neighborhood

Bercy, in short

Bercy is a neighborhood on the eastern side of Paris, situated in the 12th arrondissement. This area functions primarily as a residential district, with local shops serving the daily needs of its inhabitants around the Reuilly — Diderot station.

Travelers often visit Bercy to see Parc de Bercy or attend events at the Accor Arena. The grocery options here cater to residents, offering convenient stops for everyday items rather than specialized tourist destinations.

This supermarket on Boulevard Diderot has organic produce, often displayed outside. The shopping rhythm in Bercy is centered on routine purchases.

Its location makes it a quieter stretch of the city, providing a contrast to more central and bustling districts.

Worth knowing

Fresh Organic Produce

La Main Verte Diderot on Boulevard Diderot is a reliable stop if you are seeking fresh organic produce. Natural and wholesome goods are often displayed prominently at the entrance.

Worth skipping

Late-Night Shopping

Do not plan on late-night grocery runs in Bercy. The area does not have any stores that operate around the clock, so it is best to complete your shopping during standard daytime hours.

Quick answers

What kind of grocery shopping can I do in Bercy?

Bercy offers local supermarket shopping, primarily for daily essentials. La Main Verte Diderot on Boulevard Diderot is a key spot for organic produce and natural goods for residents.

Are there any 24-hour grocery stores in Bercy?

No, there are no 24-hour grocery stores in Bercy. Shoppers should plan their visits during regular daytime hours, as no stores in the area operate overnight.

What is Bercy known for?

Bercy is known for Parc de Bercy and the Accor Arena, making it a destination for recreation and events. It also functions as a residential district on the eastern side of Paris, around the Reuilly — Diderot station.

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.