Marché Alimentaire Saint-Germain

Follow the chef of my cooking class to this market and learned a lot about cheese, way of live to buy ingredients. I wish to have more time to try out the oysters right in the market.

Covered food market with what you may desire - all looks clean, fresh and tasty. It has a supermarket, Epic, which is very friendly and comfortable. I liked it a lot - you can have a slight brunch/lunch as well Very recommended 😎

Disappointing experience despite good service from the sales staff I’ve been an Apple customer for over 10 years. Everything in my home is Apple — I’ve always appreciated the quality and, above all, the customer service. That’s why I was so disappointed by my experience at this store. While the salesperson was kind, helpful, and professional during our visit, we had to endure the security guard shadowing us the entire hour and a half we were there. It was uncomfortable, excessive, and honestly offensive. I can’t understand what the issue was. Was it because we came with a child? Because we have an accent? Because we’re Latin American? Meanwhile, other customers with dogs were being treated perfectly calmly. This kind of behavior creates a very poor image for the brand. Since living in France, I’ve found myself preferring to shop online to avoid experiences like this in Apple physical stores. Sadly, this visit only confirmed why.

what a yummy food hall. Every "shop" and the offerings looked hella delicious and the people been super friendly. Sadly we didn't have enough time to enjoy something inside. Next time for sure tho ! There been veggie / fruit / fish and bunch of other offerings. Pretty sure satisfying for almost every desire :)

Nice place Great atmosphere Yummy restaurant (I forgot the name, but the lady will surely recognize the picture I posted) The owner is very kind and with her staff they are lovely The food is delicious, and the place is inviting I VIVIDLY RECOMMEND 🔥 P.S. Restaurant situated opposite "L'Avant comptoir du marché" I post more pictures to easily get there

Market hall where you can buy everything you need to make a meal - fish, meat, cheese, produce - from different vendors. Adjoining grocery and bakery across the street. However, we were accosted twice by a vendor who thought we had taken something without paying which was very unpleasant and rude. And there was a tour group at the fromageries which made it very hard to browse and shop for cheese. So, I wouldn't go back.

Bumped into it by chance while on the way to Jardin du Luxembourg. We took some packed meals, fruits and drinks which we have enjoyed later in the park. Prices are acceptable considering the area. Very clean and organized. Loved the interiors. Professional service and customer attendance. From my side, thank you.

Small covered market with only few vendors but offers good product overall. Not bad for the evening not many offer these options in Paris at this time of the day. Would recommend

Use to shop here almost everyday Great in the morning and dead in the afternoon Nice selection of dairy meat fish and prepared items You can even get items for lunch get a bottle of bubbles next door and have the perfect lunch outside

It was a very small farmer's market and I was very disappointed to go there especially when TripAdvisor and Time Out New York claimed that it was a must go market in Paris. Although it's small, it did have everything you need. They are butchers, seafood, cheese, and vegetables. There were also a few restaurants that attached but no one really was eating there. When I was there at around 3:00, a few of the stores were closed. And we waited for 10 minutes to talk to someone about the oysters and in a seafood store, but we were basically ignored because both workers were helping one person and didn't even care to acknowledge us at all. We grabbed some coffee, berries and homemade yogurt. They were all very good, hence the 3 stars. If you were a trouist like us looking for a farmers market in Pairs, I would recommend you to go somewhere else.

We took a food tour of Saint-Germain that took us through this cute little indoor market. Being a Philadelphia native, it reminded me very much of the Reading Terminal Market in Philly. A bunch of vendors all lined up one right after the other, all selling different amazing things to eat. We had a fun time walking around. I was absolutely blown away by the gourmet meat stand, which had a leg of a pig strapped into a vice, ready for someone to cut the most paper-thin slices for sale. We saw everything from a pile of fresh urchins to holiday ducks trussed for cooking. This lovely man stepped out from behind his stand to give us a little lesson in truffles. We learned about their seasonality, we learned about how they train dogs to find them and we learned about how they grow. It was so nice of him to come talk to us for a few minutes.

I LOVED this place. I thought is was SO much better than Le Grande Epiciere. Perfect for all you could need. The cheese place is amazing -- the people who own it are super friendly. You can find really amazing yogurt in glass jars. They also have Le Beurre Bordier (amazing butter!!). The butcher has really great prosciutto. There are a couple of fruit and veggie vendors. Also, there are prepared foods -- a great mediterranean place with some of the best baba ghanoush that I have ever had.