Very rustic market, but very inviting. There are various stands (Japanese, fish, Italian, African and so on) that offer particular dishes to eat on site or "take away". We ate at the Japanese stand and “wow”, so much stuff. We took a katsudon (which I highly recommend), a bento with fried chicken, and as appetizers the fried tofu (also good). I had never tasted katsudon and I was fully satisfied. The place is a bit small, in fact we were a bit crowded during lunch, but I assure you it was worth it. The two of us spent around €20 each, which isn't cheap but then again, we are in Paris!

I wanted to visit this market located in the heart of the Marais, first of all for its history and also, for the advertising that has recently been given on social networks. I was really disappointed because it's more of a food feria than a food market. The passages sometimes become very narrow and difficult to access because so many people come there, between local bobos and those from all over the world, plus tourists eager to make an Insta video, the place loses all its charm. I wanted to eat there (at miam miam) but no way because it was impossible to order. Finally, I decided to try Lebanese and it was a bad idea. No need to go in, in any case, there is nothing special.

Food court which has little to do with a traditional Parisian market but rather a range of varied food stands. Big flow, big pressure and sometimes offers at excessive prices. Okay, but it's still nice.

A wonderful confluence of produce, narrow alleys teeming with all sorts of cuisine, and freshness abound. Can start form Lebanese to Japanese to Italian to fresh juice to French seafood - I got the Falafel sandwich personally. Great place to walk, survey, and savor!

Every time I'm in Paris, and I'm passing by, there's not a time I don't walk in and take a walk through this market. I often stop to eat something in one of his stalls, one more attractive than the other, or in one of the bistros that surround him. Always very crowded with people from all over, but especially Parisians, and for this reason I consider it one of my favorite places.