The vendors specialize in organic produce, baked goods and top notch meats, fruit du mer. A lively, crowded, well maintained market.

Visiting this market makes me wish I had an apartment nearby so I could purchase the fresh food here and cook it! Wonderful array of meats, veggies, fruits and fish!!

On a recent 8-day trip to Paris my wife and I visited many Markets, Marche Raspail included. Our hotel was near Notre Dame and we had little difficulty riding the Metro to the market. I forget the exact line but we got off at the Sevres-Babylone stop. The market extended south from near this stop along Boulevard Raspail. My wife's... More

We rent an apartment when we visit Paris. We love this market as do the TV cooking celebrities. The produce is excellent. There are also fish, meat, cheese and other vendors. Even if you don't stay in an apartment it is worth a visit to enjoy the goings on and the atmosphere. Exit the metro at the Rennes stop. The... More

I do all my Sunday shopping here. The best food market in Paris, all the venders are nice, mostly bi-lingual, and selling only organic products. The market is not pushy, like other Paris markets, and while busy it is orderly, calm, and welcoming. Lots of great things (I recommend the potato galettes, hot, that you see as you enter the... More

Incredible selection of organic/biodynamic produce. Made me think that some of the UK farmers markets (e.g. Borough market) have lost their way a bit.  This felt like a true market, where people were buying their weekly produce, rather than catering for tourists / eating now (although there are a few things). You'll find fruit and veg, fish, meat, pastries, bread,... More

In October 2008 I spent a week with a friend in Paris and the September issue of Gourmet was all about Paris. Specifically this market for French coastal sea salts with different herb medleys. The little bags were about 4 euros each and sooo divine! I bought 3 types and I'm still working through them nearly 2 years later. This... More

The covered market displays arrayed like paintings and prepared food for sale are truly how I pictured an open-air market. The gallettes are delicious and the fruits and vegetables so perfectly formed they almost look as though they were painted. The vendors take pride in their produce and are eager to explain where they're from. A very friendly, laid-back atmosphere.