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Montmartre
Au Marché de la Butte on Rue des Trois Frères is recognized for its appearance in a well-known film, making it a point of interest for many.
13 stores, plotted
L'Épicerie des Environs
L'Épicerie des Environs on Rue Ramey often displays fresh seasonal produce right outside, signaling its commitment to local and organic offerings for the Montmartre neighborhood.
Marché Barbès
Marché Barbès on Boulevard de la Chapelle offers an extensive selection of Maghrebi specialties and fresh produce at prices that draw crowds.
Au Marché de la Butte
Au Marché de la Butte on Rue des Trois Frères often has fresh baguettes stacked by the entrance, signaling a practical stop for daily needs in Montmartre.
Carrefour Market Barbés
Carrefour Market Barbès on Boulevard Barbès stays open until 10 pm most weekdays, making it a reliable stop for provisions after a day exploring Montmartre.
G20 · Montmartre · 31 Rue d'Orsel
G20 on Rue d'Orsel offers a reliable stop for daily provisions, opening early at 8am on weekdays and staying open until 9:30pm most evenings.
G20 · Montmartre · 3 Rue Juste Metivier
G20 on Rue Juste Metivier offers daily essentials right in the 18th arrondissement, providing a reliable stop for everyday shopping until 9 pm on weekdays.
Montmartre, in short
Montmartre, situated in the 18th arrondissement, offers a distinctive village atmosphere within Paris. This residential district, known for its elevated position and historic streets, sits north of more central areas and is easily accessed via the Funiculaire Montmartre — Station supérieure. Visitors often come to see the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, which defines the skyline here. L'Épicerie des Environs on Rue Ramey provides a local shopping example for daily needs.
Groceries in Montmartre include a mix of supermarkets, specialty shops, and organic food stores. You will find several G20 locations, along with bio options like La Vie Claire on Rue Custine and Les Saisonniers on Place Constantin Pecqueur.
Locals often shop for convenience, with several stores offering extended hours. Carrefour Market Barbés on Boulevard Barbès stays open until 10 pm on weekdays. For late-night provisions, Supérette des 3 Frères and Happy Market (Chez Milk), both on Rue des Trois Frères, are available. G20 on Rue Juste Metivier opens early on Sundays at 9 am.
Marché Barbès on Boulevard de la Chapelle functions as a market hall, providing a broader selection of produce. While stores are distributed across the neighborhood, with about 17 minutes' walk between the most distant points, many shops are clustered around streets like Rue des Trois Frères and Rue d'Orsel.
Evening and Sunday Shopping Options
Several stores in Montmartre accommodate different schedules. Carrefour Market Barbés on Boulevard Barbès is open until 10 pm on weekdays. For late-night needs, Supérette des 3 Frères and Happy Market (Chez Milk) on Rue des Trois Frères are available.
Walking Distances Between Stores
While Montmartre has a variety of grocery options, the widest separation between stores can be about 17 minutes' walk. Consider grouping your shopping by specific areas, such as the cluster of shops around Rue des Trois Frères or Rue d'Orsel, to manage your time efficiently.
Quick answers
What kind of grocery stores are in Montmartre?
Montmartre offers a mix of supermarkets like G20 and Carrefour Market Barbés, specialty shops such as Supérette des 3 Frères, and organic stores including La Vie Claire and Les Saisonniers. There is also Marché Barbès, a market hall.
Are there organic grocery options in Montmartre?
Yes, you can find organic products at stores like La Vie Claire on Rue Custine and Les Saisonniers, with locations on Place Constantin Pecqueur and Rue d'Orsel.
Which stores are open late in Montmartre?
Carrefour Market Barbés on Boulevard Barbès is open until 10 pm on weekdays. Supérette des 3 Frères and Happy Market (Chez Milk) on Rue des Trois Frères also provide late-night provisions.
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.