I was visiting Paris when I happened to encounter this lovely shop in the Marais. I was really…read morehappy to see it because the Marais is so commercial and when I was really looking for was a tiny little shop just like this. I love food and all of oil's and it was definitely something I was looking for to buy in my trip to Paris. They have a fine selection of olive oil's - some for cooking, some for drizzling and some for dipping. I also got some dips and sweet sauces and a selection of delicious balsamic vinegar's. The gentleman helping me was knowledgeable, friendly and even bagged all of my groceries in this beautiful canvas bag and gave me some extra treats. Highly recommend! Don't miss this on your trip to Paris.

Have been to this shop recently. An absolutely amazing spirit of Provence. Wide variety of olive…read moreoil, sweets, etc. Strongly recommended.

First of all, if you've been to the Huilerie Leblanc shop on rue Jacob, this is not the same shop…read moreor location. Instead, you'll find a shop named Tomat's inside the courtyard. Tomat's sells the full line of J. Leblanc oils and other spendy specialty foods. We came for the pistachio oil, which is simply amazing. I was buying a couple of bottles as gifts and they wrapped them up nicely in bubble wrap.

This tiny store packs a terrific assortment of nut oils and olive oil. They are not blends of oil,…read morebut full on oil, like pistachio and hazel nut. The English speaking staff was super helpful, explaining everything very well. The oils are all done by hand the old way with stone wheels. You can taste to your heart's content. You would be hard pressed to find this quality of oils for the price anywhere.

Want a couple of floors of some of the world's best pastry chiefs creations? This is your dream…read morecome true then. We went an hour before they closed and were still met with great service. The employees happily explained the choices we had and what to expect from each pastry if needed. The ambiance is as expected being surrounded by delicious pastries. Only good things.... Only good things..... They are part of a shopping mall that stays open about an hour after the regular retail stores close. This way you can get what you really came for without having to carry it around while shopping. Once outside one can go from window to window looking at the Christmas displays. This is a great place to sample different items such as 10 different flavors of eclairs. How can you give this less than 5 stars? You really can't. I love this place.

Haute Food Court and Culinary Market including a number of counter seating and sit down…read morerestaurants. Finding all different gourmet brands of chocolates, pastries, pates, caviar, and, truffles. Friendly service found at each counter. Discovering something new to try on each of my visits! CHEERS!

Yummy macarons, probably the best I've tasted. When in…read moreParis we stopped here and it did not disappoint. It was a bit pricey for a box but we chipped in and picked a few flavors we each wanted to try. The store was super clean and staff were fast getting through customers in line and were friendly. If I'm ever back here/ I'd get more macarons.

Love the fun chocolates and treats you can find at Pierre Herme! There is a wide selection of…read moresweets, they are very helpful in going from through all the selections, and the store fronts they have are pretty cool.

great little italian traiteur - albeit greatly expensive as well. walk in to the tiny shop and…read morebreathe deep - the smells are seductive and i spend far too much time just staring at everything before i can manage to tame my lust, restrain myself and choose what i want. the store is bursting with delicious things. behind the glass counter lies the bounty. a concise selection of italian products: charcuterie, sausages, prosciutto crudo and cotto (they have a rosemary ham that is spectacular), cheeses, baby artichokes in olive oil and herbs, olives, marinated wild mushrooms, fresh pesto and tapanade, sundried tomatoes more hams and sausages hang from strings from the ceiling and there are boxes of panettone stacked up on the counter. the shelves opposite the counter are packed with pastas of all kinds, bottled sauces, canned anchovies, capers, tomatoes, biscotti, olive oils, vinagers - so many things. the men here are always nice - not overly but i like it that way.

From the owner: Saveurs toscanes Toute l'Italie à portée de fourchette. Des pâtes, bien sûr, mais aussi de la…read morecharcuterie, des fromages et du vin. De quoi transformer sa cuisine en authentique trattoria de Bologne ou de Florence. Des produits d'une très bonne qualité.

We visited this spot on our last trip to Paris, and my daughter, who loves macarons, couldn't get…read moreenough of them. Great service, nice atmosphere, and delicious macarons. If you're nearby and love a good treat, this place is worth a stop.

Amazing light fluffy macaroons!! I got 2 boxes of 12 and the flavors that stuck out to me were:…read more ISPAHAN 5/5 * subtle hints of raspberry with a thick rose and letchi/lychee taste!! If you love lychee get this! I like how the rose doesn't overpower any of the flavors and complements the lychee!! CHAMPS DE MARS 4/5 * if you live black truffle/truffle Noir, you'd love this!! It's a combination of both flavors and is very strong!! INFINIMENT MANDARINE 5/5 * has mandarine orange and candid orange bits in it!! Sweet and tangy, just how I like it!!

We loved it! A real find that we were only directed to by our Air BNB host…read more It's a tiny delicatessen and wine shop, which is obviously popular with the locals. By no means cheap, but worth EVERY penny. No menu, just take a table (if you're lucky) and you'll be asked if you want meat or cheese or mixed. You'll get a decent sized platter with bread and fig chutney for £8-10 per person, and you can order wine to go with it. They speak great English and also sell a small range of deli items, from chutneys to chocolates, bread and more. And all the cheese/meat you taste!

A little wine bar up the road from one of the best boulangeries in Paris (Sebastian Gaudard)…read more If all of the selfie sticks at the Sacré Coeur are too much for you then head down here for a much more relaxed afternoon of people watching. The bar is full of Corsican wines, excellent sausage (some of the best), cheese. Pick your bottle from the shelf and pay a small corkage fee. Corsican whites are generally quite mineral, fresh and slightly salty (due to the island influence). They are a perfect match with sausage because the acid cuts through the fat nicely. They also have a range of wines by the glass but getting a bottle is far more social. The reds are juicy and spiced so again perfect with sausage. It's a non-debatable topic: you must get the mixed cheese and charcuterie plate. Its generous and so, so good. As I said above, it was some of the best sausage I had the whole time I was in France. And the whole shop smells of it too so it's impossible not to be hungry. Unless you are vegetarian- then maybe stick with the cheese.

We had a tour booked for the Louvre at 10:00 am, but because of a strike, the museum was not going…read moreto open until 2:00. So we wandered across the street and found this nice little spot with outside seating and a variety of appealing menu items. We were seated outside quickly and after a little time our waitress came to take our order. As mentioned in my other reviews we have small appetites, so we decided to split the Pizza Salsiccia based on its other reviews. When reading reviews, keep in mind that there are two locations for this restaurant. As I perused the reviews, it appeared that the other location, has more of the five star reviews. Despite that we decided to give it a try. The pizza was flavorful. I am a bit of a pizza aficionado, so my standards are very high. I would give the pizza a 3 star rating because it was very wet in the middle. The type where the topping pull off when pull a slice out. The coffee we had after was very good. Overall I think I can recommend this place with the caveat that I do not recommend the pizza, unless you like that type of dough.

Enza & Famiglia Trattoria was a great find on our first night in Paris... I was so good that we…read morecame back for out last night too. On night one was started with glasses Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne which we really enjoyed and on our second night we had to have the bottle. We split the Diavola Pizza and the Calzone. The Calzone was great and completely stuffed. I will say if I had to pick I preferred the Diavola Pizza but that's because Enza is making fresh authentic Neapolitan Pizzas. For Round 2 we got the Salsiccia Pizza as well as the Truffle Pizza. The Salsiccia was my favorite of all the pizzas we had here. The Truffle Pizza was also very good and loaded with truffles as well so it is very rich so just a heads up. They on make their own Spicy Olive Oil which is great for dipping your fluffy crust into. We of course had to get dessert as well. I had the Pistachio Cheesecake which was get and had amazing Pistachio flavor. We also got the Croque Glace which is a true Ice Cream Sandwich. It was Vanilla Ice Cream with Chocolate on a Brioche Bun. It was actually so good and much better then what they are serving at Epcot. The staff was so friendly and helpful each time we came in and seemed happy to see us. For sure a place to check out if you are starting to get a little sick of French Cuisine.

Laurent Dubouis is a rockstar in the fromage biz. His novel idea of displaying close to customers…read moreinstead of behind glass cases created a new world of experience His shops carry unique ,rare and extraordinary hard to find cheeses You want a Couronne Lochoise? Crottin de Chavignol AOC? Trappe d'Echourgnac? Monsignor Dubouis's got it You like cheese go here!!!! apprécier

Cheese plate was a little pricey but very lovely and so worth it. Amazing variety of cheeses that i…read moreenjoyed a baguette and wine. Highly recommend!