Marché Raspail

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Marché Raspail

Market · Notre-Dame des Champs ·

Organic market with fresh produce, cheese, rotisserie chicken

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Bd Raspail, 75006 Paris, France Get directions

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Ina Garten's Favorite Places to Eat and Shop in Paris

"A thrice-weekly market (Tuesdays, Fridays, Sundays) that combines a street-fair feel with hyper-fresh farmers-market produce; during the 2024 Olympics Ina led a Today Show tour of the stalls. Her tour starts with the potato pancake vendor for an "incredible" hot snack. Visit for produce, viennoiserie, rotisserie chickens, cheese sliced to order, and picnic ingredients." - Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner, Merlyn Miller

https://www.foodandwine.com/ina-garten-paris-guide-8685409

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"I always save at least one meal for the bounty from an open‑air market; Parisians know how to source the best vegetables, cheese, and chocolates — I recommend Marché Raspail in the 6th for a picnic or market meal." - Elise Taylor

https://www.vogue.com/article/the-vogue-editors-guide-to-paris

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Our Favourite Food Markets in Paris

"A short distance from the Hôtel Lutetia and La Grande Épicerie de Paris, this market has been a staple since it opened in 1920." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/our-favourite-markets-in-paris

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"With more than 150 stalls, this is one of the largest open-air markets in Europe, and one any food lover will not want to miss. Beyond fresh veggies, fruits, eggs, and cheese, there are plenty of vendors who sell premade meals, perfect for an impromptu picnic. It happens three times a week. Photo credit: Neil Conway"

The Paris Foodie Guide

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Paris in August

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Lyn M.

Google

One of the best organic garments markets I’ve ever been to. Such an incredible Parisian experience. Incredible produce and cheese and meat. I always make sure I start my Paris trip on a Sunday so I can shop up at these markets.

Simeon C.

Google

Excellent market with local produce. We bought some vegetables, a number of incredible cheeses, some pate, a dozen of the best oysters we've ever had, rotisserie chicken and had a look at some art deco jewellery. What a local Sunday market should be!

Jenson T.

Google

Small market of local produce in a cozy neighbourhood.

Sharon H.

Google

Colourful and not to crowded traditional market. Few steps from Luxembourg Gardens.

Stella

Google

Too expensive for what they offer. The quality is doesn’t justify the price at all. Especially the closest stand to the metro Rennes doesn’t offer fresh produce. I paid 1,40euro for a slightly yellow head of lettuce at this one. It’s for the tourists.

C. S. L.

Google

Vendors are incredibly friendly and helpful (ask for help; don’t start grabbing!). The items are all fresh.

Jon B.

Google

A pleasure to visit, a little slice of fine French food on a sunny Sunday. What more could a tourist ask for! A free piece of compte cheese? We got that too! Thanks to the lady who gave us that.

Manfred F.

Google

Homely market with lots of meat, cheese, vegetables, fruit, dried fruit and nuts! Decent price

Josh R.

Yelp

One of my favorite outdoor markets in France. The atmosphere is calmer than at Marche Bastille and the vendors are usually pretty friendly. This market runs for a couple of blocks along Raspail, starts at the entrance to Metro stop Rennes and runs on down the street. Open on Tuesday & Friday and the organic market is on Sunday. They also have one of the best rotisserie chicken places ive tried anywhere, its an Asian man who owns that booth and his rotisserie chicken and roasted potatoes are just amazing, a small chicken is only about 6 euro which is a bargain in Paris. The minute I get home I have to dig into it even if its still breakfast time. Ohhhh and the cheese vendors are also plentiful as are the vegetable vendors, all of its so fresh and tasty!

Robert M.

Yelp

Nice farmers market we stumbled upon while strolling through Paris! Fresh produce. Cheeses galore! Unique knick knacks and handmade jewelery. The fruit here was delicious and a great treat. Worth a stop whether staying nearby or strolling through.

Riza T.

Yelp

What's left to do on a Sunday when most of everything g is closed? .... Visit an Open Market that sells Organic Produce and food items! Walk the short length of the market and I'm sure you'll find something you need or not need but want! Open on Sundays from 9.00am to 1.30pm. We were on the hunt for Poulet Roti.. the rotisserie chicken that's been talked about! Found three stalls that sell it. Compared to the poulet roti we had in Lyon, France the previous Sunday... I'd say lyon wins... but this is still good! We took it back to our hotel and enjoyed our little picnic in the room. (It was raining outside).. ok maybe we ate it there because table manners flew out that parisian window! Bahhhhh! Humbug!

Emma F.

Yelp

Fantastic market for organic foods in Paris. My husband, in-laws and I went there one weekend to make up a picnic lunch and we found enough delicious things to make us wish we had more stomachs. The selection may not be as wide as in other markets, but the quality of what they had was spectacular. The fruits and vegetables in particular were outstanding. Part of this was coming end of July but the other is that the produce here is all organic and so in a country which already has fantastic produce, this seemed like the best of the best. For example, the tomatoes we got were so amazing that years later I still remember the taste and the texture, just incredible. If you love tomatoes and they are in season, you MUST come here, it's a command. On the down side, the prices are a bit more than at other markets, partially because the food is organic and partially because it's in a "fancy" part of town with wealthy, sometimes famous, patrons who can afford and are happy to pay the prices. Still, even with the higher prices, I highly recommend stopping by, especially if you want amazing produce.

Michelle S.

Yelp

I come here to do my weekly veggie and fish shopping but also for two things that really stand out here: kale and galettes au pomme de terre (potato pancakes)! For kale, try the largest veggie stall when coming from the direction of Renne station. Usually there's a small crowd of Americans around the part where they have kale haha (they don't have it every week though). The potato pancakes- There's a guy with a hot griddle who makes potato pancakes with onion and cheese in them. At €2.50 for a pancake the size of your palm, they are not cheap but so good! The stall is located at the opposite end of where metro Renne is (at the other end is a crêpe stand, which is just so so..) There is usually a line but well worth the wait. You can order in English and in Japanese, too! (The guy speaks a little Japanese) Also the florist here has some of the most beautiful flowers I've ever seen! Overall I enjoy coming here but sometimes it can get crazy crowded with a mix of tourists taking photos at random spots and Parisiens doing their grocery shopping. One thing that was a bit surprising though, was that the bread and pastries sold here were not impressive. I think I tried almost all of the stalls (though not every single item) and frankly my neighborhood boulangerie is better...

Marie J.

Yelp

If you are looking for great tomatoes, this is the place to go right now... an amazing selection and a wide swing in prices so be sure to walk the entire market before making your selection. Most stands will let you taste the 'cocktail tomatoes' before buying... Don't miss the crepes at the far end (or beginning depending where you enter) the jams used are home made and the crepes/gallettes are made to order. It's a great way to begin your shopping expedition!

Gloria C.

Yelp

I would give this open-air market 5 stars, but it's extremely expensive!! So I am going to take off one star just for that. Otherwise, it's a beauty. Everything is BIO (organic), and everything, and I mean everything, is absolutely beautiful and delicious. Their produce are little gems, and there are some food stands as well that are quite good. Worth a visit if you're in Paris for a few days, but not worth frequent visits if you're planning to live in Paris... unless you have some extra cash to burn for your fireplace. :) P.S. There's a non-BIO market on Tuesdays and Fridays at the same location (Raspail) that is expensive compared to some other marches in Paris, but much (much much) more affordable compared to the Sunday BIO market.

Lora K.

Yelp

Beautiful bio produce and products albeit super pricey. Go early to avoid the crowds - or go late to get the bargains. Definitely keep your eyes peeled if you are star struck - I saw one of my best cleeb sitings ever today and I'm from Manhattan so that is saying a lot! The cheese and yogurt at the stall on the left side about 1/3 of the way down is worth the queue - no doubt.

EJ P.

Yelp

Go. Just go. Get some produce and eggs and baked goods and be happy.

Jared S.

Yelp

très cool. a feast for all the five senses. i got a cafè latte.

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Ina Garten's Favorite Places to Eat and Shop in Paris

https://www.foodandwine.com/ina-garten-paris-guide-8685409

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The Ultimate Paris Travel Guide, As Curated By Vogue Editors | Vogue

https://www.vogue.com/article/the-vogue-editors-guide-to-paris

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@michelinguide

48,380 Postcards · 8,030 Cities

Our Favourite Food Markets in Paris

"A short distance from the Hôtel Lutetia and La Grande Épicerie de Paris, this market has been a staple since it opened in 1920." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/our-favourite-markets-in-paris

Marché Raspail

@goop

4,111 Postcards · 173 Cities

The Paris Foodie Guide

Marché Raspail

@goop

4,111 Postcards · 173 Cities

Paris in August

Marché Raspail

Lyn M.

Google

Simeon C.

Google

Jenson T.

Google

Small market of local produce in a cozy neighbourhood.

Sharon H.

Google

Colourful and not to crowded traditional market. Few steps from Luxembourg Gardens.

Stella

Google

C. S. L.

Google

Vendors are incredibly friendly and helpful (ask for help; don’t start grabbing!). The items are all fresh.

Jon B.

Google

A pleasure to visit, a little slice of fine French food on a sunny Sunday. What more could a tourist ask for! A free piece of compte cheese? We got that too! Thanks to the lady who gave us that.

Manfred F.

Google

Homely market with lots of meat, cheese, vegetables, fruit, dried fruit and nuts! Decent price

Josh R.

Yelp

Robert M.

Yelp

Riza T.

Yelp

Emma F.

Yelp

Michelle S.

Yelp

Marie J.

Yelp

Gloria C.

Yelp

Lora K.

Yelp

EJ P.

Yelp

Go. Just go. Get some produce and eggs and baked goods and be happy.

Jared S.

Yelp

très cool. a feast for all the five senses. i got a cafè latte.

Marché Raspail

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