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Historically the central iron-clad market of Paris,
Les Halles has evolved architecturally since then but
the pulsating energy has stayed the same. Now it
houses the main shopping mall, which nestles
underground surrounded by fast-food take-aways and
international restaurants coupled with beautiful
churches and the old commodity exchange. Parallel to
it are the high-street stores of Rue de Rivoli and

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SoloTravelerGeorgia

Do they ship to USA?

December 29, 2017|

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First, I would check out Williams Sonoma stores and web site. Sometimes they have excellent specials on the high end Mauviel products. Look for cast iron handles and 3.5 mm copper thickness. This is what Dehillerin sells... More

Katherine Y

HI, I shopped on 7th April 2017 and had my tax refund application on 13th April 2017 at Heathrow Airport. I called Global Blue for the refund status. They replied no information yet. So, I just sent you an email. Please help check the details in my email and let me know when I can get my refund. Usually, how long can I get my refund after may application at other Euro countries. Any other past visitors can provide advice on this question as well! Thanks K. Yeung

May 2, 2017|

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MrLuddite

Hi Kathy, it's Phil from Lincoln, Nebraska. We love Dehillerin, too, and have been there on two visits to Paris. You mentioned that you liked to find the places that the Parisians like to go to. Did you find any other restaurants, or shops that had been around for a couple of centuries that you could tell us about? Thanks Phil & Cindy from NE : )

July 24, 2016|

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Wonderful new restaurant that I just found...Maison du Jardin

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Ariel-Scarlett

Finland

Baking tools, utensils, supplies, bakeware, kitchen stuff (33 Replies)

Hi all, I've been researching these kind of shops and would love to hear some suggestions. Many lists I've found have been a bit outdated and some potential looking shops have been closed unfortunately... I'm mostly interested in baking items: utensils, baking molds, piping supplies etc. Anything baking related really. 😊 But I also like to rummage cooking stuff and kitchen gadgets. Lékué, KitchenAid, Le Creuset, Wilton... those are maybe the top favorites - but not a must. I won't to...More

September 14, 2018|

Response fromSoph5035|

Dehillerin is a must, but look also at big department stores such as BHV and Bon Marché. I was also thinking of Culinarion, but it seems there is only a shop in Versailles, not in Paris, and I don't think it's worth the trip as you will find about the same as the other places. Oh, and G. Detou rue Tiquetonne (since you will be in the area) but I think it's mostly ingredients. Have a look though, it's a nice place.

lemoncino

Stavanger, Norway

E. Dehillerin Cookware Store (4 Replies)

I have just returned from a brief trip to Paris. During my stay, I visited the cookware store, Dehillerin, where I made many purchases. It is a beautiful store - a dream for all cooks. However I found the attitude of some of the sales stuff a bit strange. The first time I was served by Kim, who was always very good, but one day I returned and it was his day off. Another saleman simply did not want to help me unless he was going to make a sale. I understand that these people are on commission...More

March 25, 2006|

Response frommetromole|

Their primary business is supplying restaurants and commercial businesses so the staff always give their regular customers their full attention, even to the exclusion of the tourists. We got a similar vibe from them until we dropped a lot of money on knives and cookware and now they greet us at the door and remember our name.The gruffest of the sales people is now "our" rep and you'd think he was our best friend after we bought an expensive set of knives!

msfancy

Toronto

Shopping - Where do the chefs go? (3 Replies)

Hi there - I am heading to paris for the first time in September - SO EXCITED!! I love to cook and am looking for some interesting shops that sell anything and everything related to cooking and/or baking. I am aware of E Dehillerin and will definitely making a trip there, but wondering what other possibilities there are? are there places that sell vintage items related to cooking? Thanks!

July 10, 2007|

Response frommetromole|

MORA at 13 rue Montmartre in the first Arrond. is just a block north from E Dehillerin and specializes in baking equipment. Another block north is A. Simon at 48 rue Montmartre in the second Arrond. They have a large selection of equipment and a large section devoted to presentation, flatware and dishes. There are also a couple of smaller specialty stores along the way. There's also a store on rue Tiquetonne at rue Montorgueil that sells baking supplies and flavorings. These are all...More

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