For the record, this is not a weight loss center as far as I can tell. It is, however, a great,…read morelittle, totally vegetarian grocery store that even offer some sandwiches to go...or take away. Our sandwiches were really good and totally vegan. Depending on the sandwich you choose, you get to add a few other toppings(I added broccoli, tofu, and some quinoa/pea/bean concoction). I believe the cost was around 6-7 euro for a sandwich which was not just two slices of crappy bread. The bread itself was delicious. The lady working there was extremely friendly and even spoke English.

Wonderful Little Market…read more We were looking for supplies for a picnic in Luxembourg Park and this little market had everything we needed. The prices were a bit high, but we gladly paid the extra to get high quality products from the best shopkeeper in all of Paris. The owner was happy to answer all of our questions (in English), and she provided useful tips and samples.

[Montmarte location - 118 Rue Caulaincourt 75018 Paris] - Magasin Bio et Nature, Numerous locations…read more- Great organic grocer, in different locations, for the finest snacks, breakfast items for a healthy trip and stock-up on the best, holistic French food. Emily Rose Reeder

As a GF tourist in Paris this place was a life-saver! It is the only place I could find gluten-free…read morebread and....GF beer! Yeah! They have a variety of organic and natural products including a small selection of organic produce. This is a chain store so there are a few spread throughout the city.

If you are looking for gluten free food to help you survive in Paris then this is the place! They…read morehave a small, but decent selection of gluten free ready to eat foods including loaves of fresh French-style "sans gluten" bread. I loaded up on mini tartletts, muffins, and cookies, but they also had a fine selection of quinoa and gfree pasta if you have the ability to cook for yourself. You can also some some items that aren't labeled gluten free, but things like hummus, quinoa salad and the like. It's pretty expensive, but you really don't have many options elsewhere.

Cute little health food store with an assortment of foods and cosmetics. They have kombucha!read more

I think this market off of rue Legendre is a gem. There is very nice produce here, even impossible…read moreto find items (read: KALE!) The prices are right, they are stocked with amost all of the healthy, organic, bio products you might need (except chia seeds and almond milk somehow- for which I stingily deduct a star- they had never heard of chia seeds which I find strikingly odd for a health food center). But, I came here for the VRAC (pay by the pound, or kilo rather). All sorts of muesli, seeds, nuts, grains, oats, and baked goods for very reasonable prices. I came away with cashew, flax seeds, goji berries, courgette (pumpkin-ish) seeds, and a few others and as I mentioned Kale. Oh, and some very delicious and beautifully presented dark chocolate with whole almonds. 4 stars? Really I could give it 5, but I save them for places that couldn't improve. With some very small tweaks, Biocoop has got my 5-star vote.

The store sells a broad range of organic produce, cosmetics , and other home productsread more

High quality boutique grocer. Excellent selection of cheeses and wines. Good place to stop for…read moresupplies for a picnic. Not all the staff speaks English but they were all helpful, particularly recommending fresh cheese that had arrived that day.

From the owner: Choix exceptionnel de fruits et légumes, produits frais, produits en vrac. Un espace dédié "beauté…read moresanté"

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: Vente de produits d'herboristerie, compléments alimentaires et cosmétiques bio…read more Tisanes, infusions, phytoconcentrés (concentrés de plantes actifs et pratiques), huiles essentielles, huiles végétales, gemmothérapie, miels de manuka, propolis... Cosmétique Dr Hauschka. Un rayon fertilité, grossesse et allaitement. Librairie

Pretty good store. I was very thankful that it was there, in a convenient spot for me as I was…read morestaying not far from the Gare du Nord. There are some items that they did not have that I was looking for, but the selection was reasonably good for homeopathic items. The people are helpful. Prices are about as expected for homeopathic and organic items.

I just moved back to Paris, after living several year in California, it is really tough to find…read morequality organic store in Paris, Touch of Bio is one of them, they have great organic product and a great variety of Organic Tea (The de la Pagode), which I highly recommend especially the Matcha one. People working there are really nice person

Really excellent vegetarian food -- bright, fresh, flavorful. I eat meat but my body was screaming…read morefor beta carotene. I had the sweet potatoes in a light cream sauce (I'm sure you could skip the sauce) and tofu balls (think falafel balls) on a base of yellow lentils with a generous portion of charred broccoli. Best cheap meal I've had in Paris.

Two words: Food. Poisoning…read more I tried calling this place to let them know I got food poisoning from eating there last night. There was no answer, during open hours. I've only had food poisoning once before, many years ago. Typically food poisoning kicks in between 4-6 hours after eating something bad. Like clockwork, 4 hours after eating there, I started to experience nausea and stomach cramping. I went to bed, hoping I would sleep it off and was jolted awake within an hour with violent and turbulent food poisoning. I'm wiped out. I ate food at their hot bar, which maybe the food was sitting for too long, all day? I don't know, but there was a little mouse running around on the floor and I told the staff about it. They said it was typical and hard to take care of. I feel bad for writing this review, as I know as a small business, how important good reviews are. Plus, the staff were overall super nice. And I love that they have gluten free and dairy free options and everything's organic. But I went to hell and back last night, after eating there and it's disrupted my vacation. Super unfortunate.