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Père Lachaise grocery stores
Père Lachaise is a cemetery, a landmark known for its notable interments.
10 stores, plotted
Maison Augustin
Maison Augustin on Rue Augustin Thierry is the place for cakes and pastries that draw the eye before they reach the bag. In Père Lachaise, it stays open from early morning until 9 pm every day.
Fromagerie Riondet
Fromagerie Riondet on Rue du Capitaine Ferber is a cheese counter first and foremost, and the cheeses are the reason to come.
Crème
Crème, on Rue Julien Lacroix in Père Lachaise, ages its cheeses until they carry real depth, and pairs them with wines chosen to sit beside them.
Les fromages de Gambetta
Les fromages de Gambetta, on Rue des Pyrénées in Père Lachaise, is where you go for a fondue made to order and a counter of cheeses you can afford to take home.
L'artisan de Gambetta
L'artisan de Gambetta on Avenue Gambetta is the bakery in Père Lachaise where the traditional baguette is the reason people cross town — one bar owner in Montreuil has made the trip for five years. The country bread stays good for days in its packaging, which is why it is worth carrying home.
Francois Priet Fromager · Père Lachaise
Francois Priet Fromager on Rue des Pyrénées is where the Père Lachaise side of Gambetta buys its cheese, and the fondue is the reason to make the walk.
Père Lachaise, in short
Père Lachaise sits in eastern Paris, a primarily residential district known worldwide for its historic cemetery. While not a bustling commercial center, the neighborhood offers a specific shopping option at B&B Marché on Rue de Belleville.
The cemetery offers a quieter, more reflective atmosphere compared to central Paris.
Locals in Père Lachaise find their everyday essentials in the area. For specific needs or later hours, B&B Marché provides specialty goods. This market on Rue de Belleville offers local and international items, catering to evening shopping habits.
Consider B&B Marché for evening provisions
This specialty market on Rue de Belleville offers local and international items. It makes a convenient stop for late-night needs when other shops might be closed. You can find specific ingredients or treats here.
Do not expect a wide range of large supermarkets
Père Lachaise provides a more focused shopping experience. B&B Marché offers specialty goods rather than extensive conventional grocery options. Plan for specialized purchases, not a full weekly grocery run.
Quick answers
What is Père Lachaise known for?
The Père Lachaise neighborhood is primarily known for its historic cemetery, a significant landmark in Paris. The cemetery grounds hold the graves of famous figures like Chopin and Oscar Wilde.
What kind of grocery shopping is available in Père Lachaise?
Grocery shopping here includes specialty items, particularly for those needing provisions later in the day. B&B Marché on Rue de Belleville focuses on local and international goods, offering a specific selection.
Are there any grocery stores open late in Père Lachaise?
Yes, B&B Marché on Rue de Belleville offers a late-night shopping option. It provides specialty goods for evening needs, though it is not open 24 hours.
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