dorkforcemom

We (4 longtime girlfriends) are headed to Paris for a week in May. Our apartment location is 89 rue de Sevres. We would like to pick up food/drinks to have for breakfasts/snacks/lite dinners. Is anyone familiar with this location who could advise us on grocery shopping nearby? Many thanks, in advance, for your help.

Michael

I suspect that the rue de Sèvres itself will have shops, as well as the rue du Cherche-midi. Any Paris neighborhood will have local stores for food shopping.

apersuader65

You're a block from La Grande Epicerie de Paris at Number 59. Blvd Raspail has a big market on Wednesdays that I know of, which is a block further.

Ackislander

The biggest organic market in Paris is on the Blvd Raspail on Sunday mornings. Take money.

The Food Hall on the ground floor of Bon Marche is famous for its range of goods. This is the entry on the left as you face down rue du Bac. You can buy foie gras, but you could also buy Old El Paso and Doritos.

Poilane, the famous baker is also nearby. I assume there is a supermarket as well. I know there are various traiteurs (delis) if you don't want to cook.

dorkforcemom

The exact info I need - many thanks!

Pvoyageuse

There are several stores including a Franprix as you walk rue de Sèvres towards Bd de Montparnasse and Metro Duroc. If you continue on Rue de Sèvres after the crossroads, there is a G20 small supermarket almost opposite the entrance to Hospital Necker.

grandmere

There's a Monoprix on rue de Rennes, near Blvd. St-Germain; it might be 10 min. or so walk from where you are.

HeartSloopy13

Mom,

how did you enjoy your stay at 89 Rue De Sevres? I'm interested in staying there as well on my vacation to Paris, but I haven't been able to find many reviews on the place. Any info/tips you care to share about the apartment & location would be greatly appreciated!! ��