In this installment of our Best of Gluten-Free in Paris series, we provide a guide to grocery stores that stock high-quality gluten-free items. Here are a few places we suggest checking out to stock up on gluten-free foods in the City of Light.
Naturalia
Naturalia is a large chain of organic grocery stores (owned by Monoprix) that jumped on the gluten-free bandwagon early with freshly baked breads and an extensive stock of gluten-free items including crackers, cereal, pasta, and cookies. You will find a similar selection of bio, gluten-free items at citywide organic grocery store chains such as Bio C’ Bon and Biocoop.
Bien L’Epicerie
Bien l’Epicerie is an independent organic grocery store with two locations in Paris. In addition to a wide selection of gluten-free items, you will also find an impressive bulk food section, beautiful seasonal vegetables, and even aromatherapy and beauty products.
La Maison du Sans Gluten
La Maison du Sans Gluten is an entire store stocked with gluten-free products including breads, cakes, pasta, flour, and cereal. The shop even has your apéro covered with a selection of vegan cheeses and gluten-free crackers to go with!
Addresses
Naturalia, various locations
Bien L’Epicerie, 20 rue Saint Gilles 75003 Paris, 8 rue des Quatre Fils 75003 Paris, and 12 rue Lagrange 75005 Paris
La Maison du Sans Gluten, 12 rue d’Hauteville 75010 Paris
Related Links
- For Gluten Free bakeries in Paris check out our top picks.
- Read about the difference between café and caffè culture.
- If gluten isn’t a problem, check out the restaurant Passerini.
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WRITTEN BY
Emily Dilling
Emily Dilling is a France based writer and author of My Paris Market Cookbook: A Culinary Tour of French Flavors and Seasonal Recipes. In 2005 Emily moved to Paris from her native California and began exploring the cities markets, restaurants, and cafés. In 2010 she founded the blog Paris Paysanne, where she writes about her favorite addresses and artisans in the city. Emily currently lives in the Loir-et-Cher region of France, where she writes and works in the grapevines.
Thank you so much! Enjoy your pages so much, can’t wait to visit in Spring 2020.
Thanks so much for these useful pages. I usually visit Paris once a year and it would be really useful if at the end of the article there was a summary of names and addresses of the businesses featured with a ‘print’ facility so I could add the information to my growing portfolio of information about the ‘City of Light’.
We are doing this now!