as someone used to CSAs, food coops and organic markets this is what keeps me going in paris…read more compared to most parisian markets, it's on the small side. however, it has a little bit of everything (fish, meet, dairy, veggies, pasta, fresh bread, sweaters... you name it). sadly it's only on saturday mornings. my favorite is treating myself to some raw milk, fresh from the cow less than 24hrs before. they tell me they sometimes have raw goat milk too but i haven't been lucky enough to get my hands on that yet... mostly a summer thing. basically, if you're looking for organic food and want to talk to some great farmers this is the market for you!

From the owner: l'autre marché des Batignolles version bio Pour les produits bio du marché des Batignolles c'est…read morecôté 8ème arrondissement qu'il faut se rendre. Plus petit et plus récent que le célèbre marché biologique Raspail, il présente cependant des produits intéressants.

Great little store selling things made with honey. The have many types of honey in jars and you…read morecan taste the honey before you buy. I picked up some chestnut honey. They have cookies, candy, soap, toothpaste and so forth made with honey. Great for gift giving.

Quick visit but lovely find enroute to Helmut Newcake…read more A store dedicated to honey - pure honey as well as fruit jams with honey, lavender and other herbal honey, and sweet treats made of honey. Prices start from 3€ but can rapidly rise for some of the specialty products. Staff were friendly but will also leave you to browse without pressure. We purchased apricot & honey jam to have for breakfast and it was delicious. At 8€ it is not the cheapest jam but a really lovely breakfast treat. Good for novel gift ideas but if an international traveller, check what you can bring home as my US friend had planned to buy for home but then realised, it may not be allowed through US customs.