Another beautiful and clean Naturalia location just a few steps down from one of my favorite cafes,…read morePassager.

One of the only places where you can ask for "lait d'amande" (almond milk) and they won't look at…read moreyou like you're insane. Trust me, I asked at Monoprix right next door (which is a cross between Safeway and Target) and they had no idea such a thing even existed! They actually have several different brands of almond milk as well as all the other staples for health food nuts: rice milk, soy products, quinoa, etc. They have a limited grocery section which is a bit pricey but everything is organic or "bio" in French. I like the selection of beers, wines, and juices as well as the pre-prepared soups which I use as a base to create my own concoctions. If you are looking for vitamins, probiotics, and essential oils, they also have a bigger selection than any other place I've seen so far.

Very nice long, narrow store.lined with brightly light wood shelves.with all things BIO.for…read moreshopping to your heart's content. Very friendly, attractive and helpful staff. Check it out! '(¿)

From the owner: épiceries biologiques avec un choix exceptionnel de fruits et légumes, de produits frais, de…read moreproduits en vrac,....

From the owner: Bar à eaux florales Situé dans le 11e arrondissement, Sevessence propose un concept surprenant : ce…read morelieu est le premier bar à eaux florales de la capitale. Au programme, un voyage à travers les sens dans une atmosphère chaude et subtilement parfumée aux huiles essentielles. Vos papilles pourront découvrir d'audacieux mariages de jus de fruits frais et d'eaux florales autour d'un buffet tout aussi surprenant.

Not welcoming to Americans who don't speak French. Bao bun is actually brioche. Pork is barbecue,…read moreotherwise food was decent if you're in a pinch. Ambiance ok.

I was looking for healthier lunch options near Gare de Lyon and a colleague recommended Le…read moreCrémieux. This little restaurant has a lovely and clean atmosphere, and are known for all organic rice bowls. I opted for the fish option that came with rice and cabbage. I really wanted to love it, but it was a bit bland. It could do with a heavy hand of seasoning. However, I support their concept and would be willing to return and try something else.

This was my daily go-to convenience store. It's the neighborhood mini-mart. So many varieties of…read morejust bottled water to choose from, most with minerals added. They also sell quite the selection of food items, in case you want to grab lunch or a snack. They carry a wide array of fresh vegetables and baguettes near the front of the store. There's usually at least two employees at the checkout counter. If you pay in euros, no receipt.

This is your basic neighborhood grocery store that has all of the grab and go stuff that you will…read moreneed. Monoprix is a chain of stores around the Paris area and beyond. They each have all of your basis items and a few more. Some are bigger and stocked with a larger amount of supplies, others, like this one, are a bit smaller. This being said, this store has everything that you will need to make a great meal, grab a quick lunch, a fast drink, or get that other items such as cold medicine, bandages, or a cork screw that you need on the run. Speaking of drinks... This shop has a surprisingly good selection of wine. This is something to keep in mind if you are going to someone's home and need to bring a gift or simply need to sit back with a friend over a nice glass of wine. Overall, very useful shop!