Delicatessen in Paris
Want to take a taste of Paris home? Here are the shops where Parisians buy their ice cream, chocolate, macarons, tea and cheese, with opening hours and what to ask for.
Maison Berthillon Ice cream
The famous Île Saint-Louis ice-cream maker: rich sorbets and ice creams, scooped to go or eaten in the tea room.
Jacques Genin Chocolate & caramel
Chocolatier and caramel maker with a tea room: pralines, fruit pâtes and the millefeuille made to order.
Pierre Hermé Macarons & pastry
Mariage Frères Tea
The historic Paris tea house of 1854: hundreds of teas in a colonial-style shop, with a tea room and museum corner.
La Grande Épicerie de Paris Gourmet food hall
Le Bon Marché's food hall: cheese, charcuterie, pastry, chocolate and wine under one roof.
G. Detou Baking & chocolate supplies
Chefs' pantry near Les Halles: chocolate, nuts, spices and baking ingredients in bulk and small sizes.
Laurent Dubois Cheese
Meilleur Ouvrier de France cheesemonger near Place Maubert: aged cheeses and a few fine charcuteries.
Plan your trip → Put these places in a day plan with walking times.
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Checked: 5 October 2026. Prices and hours can change; check the official site before you go.