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!

TLDR; a good fromagerie to get some cheese along with some meats/fruits from other shops and have…read moreyourself a picnic and champ de mars. i recommend having an idea of what cheese you want to purchase, or at least the type, because the employee seemed impatient with us while we were deciding. my friend and i decided to walk down rue cler to pick up food for our quintessential eiffel tower picnic. we ended up purchasing two types of cheese for our lunch, as well as some meats, quiche, and grapes from other shops (see my other reviews). // store, service // this shop seems to be widely regarded as the main fromagerie in the area. they have a wide assortment of cheeses to choose from. i am not too knowledgeable when it comes to cheese, so i cannot compare prices with other shops, but the cheese seemed to be good quality. we wanted to get recommendations from an employee since we weren't sure what would go best with our meats and grapes. the employee who helped us said comte was the most popular french cheese and gave us a small sample. when you decide what you want, you guide the employee to cut a desired portion and then pay for it. we asked for other recommendations, but the employee was fairly impatient with us and said he didn't know what to tell us. it felt like he was also rushing us to pick and order something, which was not the best feeling (it honestly rushed us in ordering less, whereas if he treated us better we would have ordered more). maybe it's because the language barrier or we were clearly tourists, but he seemed irritated that we asked him for recommendations. // comte and brie cheese // we ended up getting a slice of comte and a slice of brie. the comte is sweet (easy to slice) and we really liked it with our baguette and meats. the brie was creamier (easy to spread on bread). two small slices came out to around 3-4 euros.

Beautiful selection of cheese, patient staff willing to help an American tourist with no knowledge…read moreof the French language! I purchased some delicious saucisson & asked nicely to have it sliced since I would not be able to cut it in the hotel room. I was very grateful for that, & later purchased a baguette to take everything back to the hotel. Stopped my the grocery store & also bought some white wine. So far, I'm enjoying this visit in France & definitely will need to visit again. A lot to see and not enough time!!

I make an effort to stop here when I come to Paris after the Musee D'Orsay. This is a special shop…read morewith a variety of outstanding cheeses, bread & crackers and nice small selection of wines as well as chilled wines & champagne. Service was outstanding- the gentleman put together a few cheeses with a lovely chilled Chablis that we took down to the Seine River. He provided a beautiful little wooden box for the cheeses & provided a couple glasses for the wine all which made the experience extra special. Adorable, boutique gourmet cheese shop beautifully decorated. It's one f our favorites.

This charming little fromagerie boasts quite a selection of fantastic cheeses. With Quinton as our…read moreguide, we selected cheeses for our picnic. His asked about preferences and took it from there.

Excellent service. Cheeses worth taking your time and efforts…read more Truly deserving of the MOF title.

Four words: Triple Cream Truffle Brie. Easily the best…read morecheese I've ever had. Creamy but not overly so and the subtle flavor of truffle was perfect. It's impossible to finish the whole thing with a fresh baguette. The staff was also super helpful in finding us the right cheese. 100/10 an amazing spot for all things cheese.

Was just closing up in the morning. I came by later in the afternoon and was also closed. Do not…read moretrust the hours on the door

Another great cheese shop and favorite of mine in Paris. They offer a wide selection of cheeses for…read moreyou to make a quick picnic lunch or take back to the hotel. Their jams are also very good and they offer a good wine selection too.

Oh my. So many selections and helpful staff to give recommendations. The prices were very fair…read more You can get all of your needs met for a lovely cheese picnic. They even serve jams, wines, and butter. The butter... yellow, thick, flavorful.. it had TASTE. I almost enjoyed this as much as the cheese. But the cheese. Make sure you at least try the truffle. There are two with truffle but get the hard truffle cheese. We devoured it. So, pick up a baguette, some jam, fruit from the shop next door and a bottle to treat yourself to a lovely picnic in the garden.

Nice shop. I wasn't sure if I walked into rudeville when I asked the gentleman what the most local…read morecheeses they had were and was bluntly told, "They don't make cheese in Paris." Yes. I understand that. (Mostly true, no offense to La Laiterie.) So maybe we have different ideas of what "most local" means, but after clearing it up I got a great Brie. I'd come back.

A wide variety of cheese!!! OMG!!! I'm def not a cheese connoisseur, we inquired about some…read morerecommendations for our first charcuterie board and we got 4 different types of cheese... one was Comte, a brie, a couple of other soft cheeses for the Hubby.

If you are a cheese connoisseur or even better, an aficionado for French cheeses, you will fall in…read morelove with this cheese shop. There are so many options! If I weren't backpacking across Europe, I would have easily brought some home!!! If there are ever any samples in shop, try them all -- you won't regret it.

Our bucket list was to have a picnic by the Eiffel Tower. The reality was there were pigeons around…read moreus and it was December so it was still cold outside. That didn't stop us as we stopped by a fromagerie and got some popular cheeses. The owner was nice as he went into detail on the different cheeses and let us sample it as well

Very kind to speak to us in English, we did select the high end and brought a little wine. I'd come…read moreback again for the service, The truffle Perail was so outstanding.

Worst cheese buying experience of our trip. The woman was rude and not helpful at all. When we…read morepicked a cheese, she cut off a HUGE chunk without confirming it was the amount we wanted (ended up throwing away half because 1. It wasn't very good and 2. It was far more than we could eat on our last day in Paris). We felt rushed out of the shop- would not return. There are so many other non-chain cheese shops we enjoyed better!

This is by far my favorite fromagerie in Paris. Pascal Beillevaire sells some amazing butter,…read moreyogurts, fresh eggs, and of course cheese. I can't get enough of their demi-sel croquant unpasteurized butter. Riddled with flecks of salt, this butter melts in your mouth or equally on a piece of toast. I have a friend who loves this butter SO much that she admits she could probably eat it by itself. They have a large selection of cow, sheep, and goat milk cheese. Not enough can be said about unpasteurized cheeses and butter. I've sampled the comté, brie, fruit filled chevre, saint-maure, butter, and yogurts, all of which are of exceptional quality. True, it is a bit pricier than your monolithic grocery store, but as in most cases, you get what you pay for. This small shop on Rue Saint Antoine was manned by two people when I stopped in. The woman quickly stopped what she was doing (cutting up slices from a large round of cheese), to help me. I purchased two small beurre cru demi-sel croquant and asked her to put them in a sous-vide sack (under vacuum). She returned a few minutes later to ring up my purchase. I was pleasantly surprised that she didn't charge me for vacuum packing my butter; it usually costs an extra euro. The company has several locations around Paris. I've been to a few and the service has always been great.

ATTENTION Non-Parisians. This is a must in your visit to Paris. We had the €30 tasting platter. It…read morecame with 14 varieties of cheeses, dried cranberries, and walnuts. It also came with a basket of the best bread we have had since arriving in France. What is awesome about this place is the owner, Matthieu. He was so nice and explained the cheese, the type, and where it came from. Of the 14, we liked about 10 or 11, a couple were a bit strong, and one of them was so strong we could not do it. But it was an awesome experience and great cheese. You must try this for the Fromage experience. Thank you. If you are local, this guy should be your cheese guy. Awesome.

Our friend from Paris, Pierre, found this place for us to meet up at and have some snacks. Even…read morethough it was chilly, we decided to sit outside because they had heaters. We let Pierre do the ordering and he didn't disappoint. I am not a huge cheese connoisseur, but I do enjoy the ones I like thoroughly! And, delicious sourdough bread to go along with it, yes please! They ordered wine and I ordered a Stella beer. The different cheeses were great, for the most part for me lol And we couldn't stop eating the bread! The waiter spoke English and was knowledgeable. Service was a tiny bit slow, as we were the only customers outside. However, I think in this city, that's how it usually is. People sit and take their time, which we did, but we also needed more bread! :) Definitely recommend this place! But beware, there was also a young child that kept coming up to our table asking for our food, with an adult standing nearby waiting for her as she went table to table. The sadness and questions of this child did take away a bit of our nice experience :(