Le marché couvert Beauvau
Produce market · Quinze-Vingts
Pl. d'Aligre, 75012 Paris, France
Highlights
Marché d'Aligre near Bastille blends a lively open-air vibe with fresh produce, seafood, cheeses, and a tantalizing flea market scene.
Marché d'Aligre near Bastille blends a lively open-air vibe with fresh produce, seafood, cheeses, and a tantalizing flea market scene.
"A bustling market with a lively atmosphere, known for its diverse range of food stalls and a flea market offering antiques and second-hand goods."
"Le marché d’Aligre is a traditional covered market filled with typical french products, meat, fish, cheese, vegetables and fruits. A multi-sensory, one-stop shop for everything you could possibly need to cook yourself or your date an impressive dinner." - Violaine & Jérémy
"This popular market fills my Sunday mornings with delight. The diversity of produce on the stalls is incredible!" - The MICHELIN Guide
"Established in 1779, the Marché d’Aligre has an incomparable atmosphere and unbeatable prices. The Beauvau market structure (1843) is a listed monument. When my wife and I have finished our shopping, our greatest pleasure in life is to sit at the Sea Bar Paris Pêche near the exit of the market and have a few oysters and a glass of white wine before heading home." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Marché d'Aligre is a very special place: Commerces de bouche (mouth businesses!) line up to sell their goods, an orchestra of voices calls out daily specials, andcheesemongers offer free samples. The market's selection changes with the seasons. In summer, apricots from the Roussillon, figs from Toulouse, and bouquets of herbs from Provence spillfrom cases and perfume the air. As fall arrives, the butcher will display fresh game from the hunt, and there's usually at least one stand where someoneisshucking fresh oysters. After your visit here, your appetite will surely be piqued; happily theneighborhood is rich in restaurants that base their menus on what'sfresh atthe market."
