[2025 Paris Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Marché Couvert des Enfants Rouges (Updated Mar)

Address - Marche des Enfants Rouges, Morocain Cuisine at the corner Ambiance/Facilities - super cute marketplace and one of the more famous marketplaces in Paris. It is the oldest marketplace in Paris which dates back to 1615. The marketplace is still as lively with lots of stalls, selling different cuisines and fresh fruits and vegetables. Highlights - The Moroccan food was very yummy, especially the couscous. But we had to pay extra for bread which is not very typical here in Paris. Nonetheless, it was still a good meal! And the staff were really nice as well. Avg. Price per Person - 15 euros each for main dishes, and we left feeling very full Rating - 4/5 #paris #food

#GlobalTravel I only found out about this market when I went to Paris for the third time! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ The Marché des Enfants Rouges in the Marais district is the oldest market in Paris. The name comes from a 16th-century institution that housed orphans wearing red clothes. It was established in 1615 by order of Louis XIII and was listed as a Parisian historical monument in 1982. The most recommended food in the market is definitely oysters! 🦪The price is much cheaper than other restaurants, and the freshness is just as good. Another thing you can’t miss is The Butcher of Paris’ steak sandwich. The French bread is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, paired with perfectly cooked steak. Every bite is a delight! Although the Bastille Market is more famous, the quality of ingredients and the level of food here are even better. Although the market is not large, there are all kinds of food stalls, from French to Moroccan cuisine😋There are also some ingredients and dry food for sale 📍Address: 39 Rue de Bretagne, 75003 Paris ⏰Business hours: Tuesday to Saturday 8:30-19:30 Sunday 8:30-14:00 Closed on Monday

#europetrip A weekend in Paris isn’t just a getaway; it’s a food lover’s dream come true. From the moment you arrive, the smell of freshly baked croissants and strong coffee fills the air, tempting you to start your day with a perfect breakfast at a local boulangerie. The buttery, flakey croissants and pain au chocolat are just the beginning. For lunch, you can’t miss the classic French bistro experience. Picture yourself sitting at a sidewalk café, enjoying a croque-monsieur or a warm, rich bowl of onion soup. Pair it with a glass of crisp, refreshing French wine, and you’re in culinary heaven. No visit is complete without indulging in macarons. Stop by the iconic Ladurée or Pierre Hermé for the most delicate, colorful treats you’ll ever taste. And don’t forget to explore the open-air markets like Marché des Enfants Rouges, where you can sample everything from artisanal cheeses to freshly made crepes. For dinner, indulge in classic French cuisine at a cozy restaurant. Imagine sinking your teeth into boeuf bourguignon or a delicate coq au vin paired with a rich, full-bodied red wine. Every meal is a celebration of flavor, making Paris the perfect destination for a food-filled weekend that leaves you craving more.

#Great Places in October 2024 red boy market MARCHE COUVERT DES ENFANTS ROUGES This traditional market is located in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris It is a market where locals like to go to eat delicious food. There are many stalls and many people visiting the market. The oldest covered food market in Paris Organic fruits and vegetables from cheese ham small farmers Agricultural products and even natural wine Of course, freshly opened oysters are also indispensable. As well as exotic delicacies and cooked food stalls that will tempt your index fingers. There is an awning. The market was founded in 1628. More than 20 vendors gathered The market sells food from many countries Includes fish, meat, cheese and fruit Vegetables, Deli, Vegetarian and more Many people will buy it and cook it at home😍