Kitchen and Dining Equipment Guide Paris

Kitchen and Dining Equipment Guide

In addition to department stores and small quincailleries (hardware stores), these stores are practical and extensive:

Dehillerin, 18, rue Coquilliere 75001, 01.42.36.53.13, http://www.e-dehillerin.fr; The most famous kitchen equipment emporium in Paris. It has a full range of supplies over a two-level store.
Culinarion, 99, rue de Rennes 01.42.84.02.37 http://www.culinarion.com; is a practical kitchenware shop.
Genevieve Lethu, http://www.genevievelethu.fr, is a chain of upscale tableware shops with a range of styles and prices. Check the website for locations and hours.
Alice Delice, http://www.alicedelice.com, is a cute store with reasonably priced hard-to-forget items. Check website for a location near you, although online shopping is available.
Kitchen Bazaar, http://www.kitchenbazaar.com, now has six locations in Paris. Its success is based on reasonable pricing and a practical assortment of kitchenware ranging from fun to elegant.
La Vaissellerie, http://www.lavaissellerie.fr, is a chain of quaint boutiques filled literally to the rafters with plates and kitchen equipment at competitive prices. 85, rue de Rennes, 75006 Paris 01 42 22 61 49

01	Once you have found a good bakery in your neighborhood, visit regularly. They are institutions and offer interesting information about the local area.
02	The ‘3 plans par arrondissement’ is by far the best local map, and so compact that it takes up little space in a bag.
03	The seemingly constant flood of locksmith service advertisements in your mailbox may seem annoying, but slip one under your doormat, you may need it!
04	Learn the language, you will find that there are large swathes of Parisian life that you will miss completely if you don’t speak the language.