Cookware & Supplies
E. Dehillerin
G. Detou
Japanese Knife Company
Mora
Generalists (a bit of everything)
Fine L’Épicerie de Belleville
La Cantine du Quentin
La Grande Èpicerie
Lafayette Gourmet
La Graineterie du Marché
Les Papilles
Maison Castro
Maison Plisson
Maison POS
Terroirs d’Avenir
Epiceries – Spices
Epices Roellinger
Izraël
Le Comptoir Colonial
Regional French Products
Le Garde Manger
Première Pression Provence
Terra Corsa
Italian Products
Cooperative Latte Cisternino
La Tête Dans les Olives
La Conservatoire de Cédric Casanova
Mmmozza
Pastificio Passerini
Simone & Nicola
RAP
Oils
La Tête dans les Olives
Premiere Pression Provence
Tea & Coffee Beans
Belleville Brûlerie (coffee)
Boutique Yam’Tcha (tea)
Cafés Verlet (coffee
Coutume (coffee
La Caféothèque (coffee)
L’Arbre à Café (coffee)
Mariage Fréres (tea)
Single Item Shops
La Chambre aux Confitures (jams)
La Maison de la Truffe (truffles)
La Maison du Miel (honey)
Les Abeilles (honey)
Maille (mustard)
Butchers & Charcuterie Shops
Boucherie Lamartine par Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec
Boucherie Les Provinces
Caractère de Cochon
Gilles Verot
Hugo Desnoyer
Le Couteau d’Argent
Terroirs d’Avenir
Local and Organic Produce
Bookstores
La Cocotte
La Libraire Gourmande
Rèmi Flachard
Hi – for the ones looking at Italian specialty shops, there is a new one in the 13th, 41 rue de Croulebarbe called La Bussola del Gusto. It is in an internal court and has fabulous products of italian épicerie fine. They do dégustations regularly. Wonderful parmesan and incredible panettone! Check it out, they also sell online.
Hi Risottogirl, we enjoyed their shop, too, but it closed many years ago.
So surprised that Huilerie LeBlanc is not one your list!! It is a must stop for me for the freshest nut oils.
Thank you for the website! Very helpful.
David Lebovitz compiled a great list a little while ago. Here’s the link: http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2007/10/glutenfree-eati/
Cheers,
Catherine
Is there a list of restaurants available to eat at that are Gluten Free? Thank you.
Yes! There are currently two gluten-free pastry shops in Paris. One is the charming Helmut Newcake (10th) and the other is Papy Bio, next to the Palais Royal. Helmut Newcake has a wide selection of items made in the shop, where you can sit and eat your pastries. (They’re also open for lunch.) Noglu is a gluten-free restaurant that has terrific house-made desserts, located in the Passage des Panoramas.
(L’autre boulange makes gluten-free bread but since they make regular bread in the same bakery, it may not be suitable, depending on your sensitivity.)
Sadly, my husband and I are gluten free. Is there any hope of finding french pastry shops that are gluten free?