This Fromagerie made my day. The stellar service and prices are irreplaceable. Oh yeah, the cheese…read morewas pretty delicious, too. Thank you to whoever served a couple American teens yesterday. Our park picnic was unforgettable!

A faded exterior gives way to the most fantastic cheese shop that i have ever been in. This is the…read moreonly place in Paris witha cellar for cheese ageing underneath.Not a place to buy cheese if you are pregnant though as the cheeses are made from unpasteurised milk. I tried so many wonderful cheeses and bought quite a few. I must recommend the roqueforts they are superb. Take a cool bag and bring the home.

From the owner: Maître Artisan Fromager Affineurread more

Nice little fromagerie in the 16eme. Place is small but offers a good selection of cheeses…read moreAnd charcuterie. Stopped by and picked up a few cheeses for a platter and I received prompt and friendly service. Would go back.

Stopped by this shop to finish off our charcuterie dinner. The workers were helpful in choosing the…read morebest cheese that fit our tastes. All workers seem to speak some English which made communication easy.

Wow. This cheese and wine bar is amazing. A beautifully quaint and perfectly Paris neighborhood…read morespot. We stopped in on an evening and Formaticus had an easy vibe with its cozy space and dimly lit interior. We ordered a cheese and charcuterie board, my favorite was a soft rind brie that we, literally, just dug and dipped our bread into. Simple, delicious -- you can't go wrong with any of the cheeses you order. Great selection of wines and I also recommend the truffle honey (which can be purchased separately).

Formaticus was fairly close to our AirBnb during our stay in Paris, so we decided to go in one day…read morefor lunch before heading out to the museums. We were a group of 4, and we split the 16 cheese option, as well as the charcuterie plate. We loved everything! Our waiter spoke enough English to tell us about everything he was serving us, though we would have been happy even without the explanation. This is a great option for a meal in Paris if you're just looking for something simple that is also delicious. Definitely a great find!

This place is a decent fromagerie where you can buy a variety of cheeses. The owner isn't very…read morefriendly and didn't make me want to buy a bunch of cheeses (unlike my experience on Rue Cler). If you know what cheese you want to buy, this would be a good place to swing by and pick it up if you're in the area. Reasonable prices for cheese can be found here. While you're in the area, go to the bakery in the circle as it has the BEST baguettes!

We were staying in the Hotel de Banville a couple doors down and found this delightful shop to…read morepurchase our meats, cheese, snacks, and drinks after getting bread around the corner at the crowded bakery. We came by at least three times during our four night stay. The lady working there was very pleasant and helpful. She's not fluent in English, but it's passable and we were always eventually able to figure out what everything was. Great place to grab some yummy stuff in an empty store and throw it into the backpack for a day of sightseeing. They have canned and jarred goods as well.

Isabella is friendly and helpful. Pair her cheery Attitude with delicious cheese and accompaniments…read moreand you are all set for a nice treat in between touring.

My family absolutely loves this little neighborhood creamery / cheesemonger. It is our go-to place…read morefor nice cheeses for special occasions. One of our favorite cheeses to get is a very aged comté, as they go up to 36 months which is quite old. But they have a very wide selection of anything you might want, and can slice to order. In addition to cheese, the creamery offers savory food such as quiches, cheese sandwiches, a vegetarian tourte, and soup (depending on the day). The quiche slices are quite thick and can be reheated in the microwave (although the preference is that they be reheated in the oven to preserve the texture). They also offer wonderful desserts that you don't see in a lot of other French bakeries, such as cheesecake (nature and pistachio flavors), pecan pie, and carrot cake. The carrot cake is my favorite of their desserts, with a lovely creamy cream cheese frosting. While the cakes are served by the slice usually, it is possible to preorder a whole cake, which we did recently for a birthday party, with about 72 hours' notice minimum. The employees here are super friendly, they always remember us and ask us how we and the family are doing. I have usually gotten take-out from here but they have a small seating area inside as well as some outdoor seating when the weather permits. Their offerings are not cheap by any means, but the prices are reasonable given the quality. The shop is located in a cute part of the Batignolles neighborhood, surrounded by other small shops and a short walk from 2 nearby parks. American Express accepted.

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