La Grande Épicerie de Paris | Gourmet Food Hall at Le Bon Marché
Highlights (evergreen)
Two Paris Food Halls
Rive Gauche (Sèvres) & Rive Droite (Passy) with full épicerie + counters.
30,000+ Items
From everyday staples to rare finds; many made on site by in-house artisans.
La Cave
Grand wine & spirits cellar; tastings and seasonal wine events.
Shop & Ship
E-shop, Click & Collect, delivery in France & Belgium; gift hampers & corporate offers.
With TLC Paris Concierge, shop the online selection or plan a Left/Right Bank visit for counters, La Cave tastings, and beautifully packed gifts.
La Grande Épicerie de Paris | Gourmet Food Hall at Le Bon Marché
Part of the world of Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, La Grande Épicerie de Paris is one of the capital’s landmark destinations for food lovers. Its historic Rive Gauche address on Rue de Sèvres brings together French gastronomy, international ingredients, fresh food counters, exceptional produce and beautifully presented gourmet gifts in an elegant department-store setting.
The pleasure of La Grande Épicerie lies in its extraordinary variety. Visitors can move from freshly baked breads and pâtisserie to mature cheeses, charcuterie, seafood, fruit and vegetables, chocolates, preserves, oils, vinegars, spices and gourmet ingredients. French regional specialities sit alongside products from around the world, making the food hall equally useful for discovering something new, assembling a Paris picnic or finding ingredients to take home.
Its wine and spirits collection is another major part of the experience, with French wines, Champagne, spirits and bottles from international producers. Gourmet gifting is equally important, particularly around holidays and celebrations, when the store creates seasonal hampers, confectionery collections and special editions designed for entertaining or bringing a taste of Paris home.
La Grande Épicerie is also somewhere to eat, not simply shop. At the Rue de Sèvres address, restaurants and specialist counters offer different ways to stop for lunch or a quick tasting. La Table presents seasonal French cuisine in a bright contemporary setting, while other counters explore seafood, Mediterranean and international flavours, crêpes and casual gourmet dishes. The selection can change, giving regular visitors another reason to return.
For visitors who enjoy French food culture, the experience is as much about browsing as buying. Cheese counters, pâtisserie displays, fresh produce, culinary specialities and beautifully arranged shelves turn an everyday food shop into a destination in its own right. It is particularly useful when looking for French pantry staples, edible souvenirs, Champagne, chocolates, condiments or a sophisticated gift that travels easily.
The principal Rive Gauche address is at 38 Rue de Sèvres in the 7th arrondissement, next to Le Bon Marché and within easy reach of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. La Grande Épicerie also has a Rive Droite address at 80 Rue de Passy in the 16th arrondissement, bringing the concept to the Passy and Trocadéro side of Paris.
TLC Paris recommends La Grande Épicerie de Paris as more than a luxury supermarket. Come to explore French gastronomy, choose ingredients and gifts, discover the wine cellar or combine shopping with lunch. For food lovers, it is one of those Paris addresses where a planned twenty-minute visit can very easily become an hour.
