Street food is a gourmet Parisian’s best friend! Easy to eat, it can be taken away to parks, in the shade of a tree, and enjoyed on the go. Here’s our list of the best street food addresses in Paris!
Soumsoum hummus
SoumSoum is the new trendy spot for hummus addicts. A new concept of hummus bar and sabich (vegetarian pita) accompanied by oriental tapas. In front of the stall, you eat your pita by hand. And inside, you’ll find a neighborhood atmosphere filled with regulars.
15 Rue des Ecouffes, 75004
Alain Miam Miam’s gourmet sandwich
There’s no need to introduce the lovely Alain Miam Miam, where you can enjoy generous, deliciously fresh sandwiches made with sourced ingredients. After creating a sensation at the Marché des Enfants Rouges, Alain is also waiting for you on rue Charlot, in the heart of the 3rd arrondissement. Perfect for a hearty, well-deserved lunch break.
Alain Miam Miam – 26, rue Charlot, 75003
B.Bell’s kebap
It’s hard to choose, everything looks too good : milk-fed veal and smoked turkey or marinated chicken ? BBQ sauce (homemade !) or white sauce ? grilled peppers or onion confit ? Here, you don’t have to come back to try out the entire menu! Better known as kebap or Greek, French-style brochettes feature quality meat skewered each morning, homemade sauces, bread baked before your eyes, AOC cheeses and fresh market vegetables.
74 rue de Turbigo, 75004 Paris
Meatballs from Boulettes
Boulettes is the restaurant counter of Chef Kevin Austruy, who makes dumplings his specialty, passing on his 20 years of experience in the kitchen. Here, the chef wants to make good produce accessible to everyone, by starting witha complete dish and rendering it in dumplings. They are baked in the oven, without fat, to preserve the original taste of the products, which are always fresh, seasonal and eco-responsible.
179 Rue Saint-Denis, 75002 Paris
The croque-monsieur from Monsieur Le Zinc
On the menu, sweet and savoury homemade croques, as well as real fresh salads, there’s something for everyone, and all at very reasonable prices! Charles, the owner, will be delighted to show you around his bar; an indus/vintage ground floor with beautiful ’50s pumps and a chic-bohemian basement with a New York touch.
13 rue Monsieur Le Prince, 75006
Pad Thai from Street Bangkok
Just imagine… Bangkok… Its electric streets… Bright neon lights, wriggling taste buds, tasty smells, frenzied horns, you want to take it all in, taste it all, the smell of grilled meats, that flashing thing over there, smiling passers-by… no need to dream, it’s all there at Street! From fried chicken and pad thai to pas see ew, there’s plenty of choice to make you feel like you’re in Thailand
112 Rue Saint-Denis, 75002 Paris
Les Brioches des Chez Wen Zhou
These famous Chinese buns with white bread and sweet pork filling… a real delight ! For vegans, there’s also a vegetable version !
24 rue de Belleville, 75020
Arepas from Bululu Arepera
On the menu, different kinds of arepas, those slightly sweet and too delicious corn cakes, filled with avocado, black beans or marinated meat, with a good handful of South American cheese. Dishes can be accompanied by plantain chips (caution, 1000 calories per bite) or cassava, and a fresh lime or passion fruit drink.
20 rue de la Fontaine du But, 75018
The carnivorous sandwich from Baguette du Relais
Le Relais de Venise, a Parisian gastronomic institution since the 1950s, reinvents itself with a gourmet takeaway address, skilfully blending street food and traditional French cuisine. Head to Rue des Archives to savour their delicious sandwiches with chunks of rib steak, French fries and secret sauce!
La Baguette du Relais, 10 rue des Archives, 75004 France
Brigade barbecue
The Brigade, once an itinerant force, has now settled on rue d’Oberkampf. On the menu: butchered meats, fresh French fries and 100% homemade sauces, all cooked on the barbeq’ ! A slaughter.
103 rue Oberkampf, 7501
Angèle’s guinguette
A girly little canteen with a flower-filled terrace ! Attention bobo alert, here it’s organic cuisine, raw, vegan, gluten-free, packed with superfoods. .. served in plant-based boxes for a healthy, detox and delicious lunch !
2, rue du Général-Renault, 75011
Currywurst from the Stube
If you’re a currywurst fan, you’ll be delighted to know that you don’t have to go to Berlin to eat this strange specialty whose recipe is best kept secret (otherwise no one would ever eat it again). It’s waiting for you at the Goethe Institut in its cardboard tray, dripping with spicy ketchup.
31 rue de Richelieu – 75001
Souvlaki at Filakia
Classic or revisited souvlaki that will melt your heart. The latest ? Cromesquis of rabbit, leek fondue and mustard sauce.
9 rue Mandar, 75002
Bagel at Morry’s
Bagels worthy of Montreal’s finest bakeries ! Morry’s has plenty of choices: sesame, poppy, raisin and cinnamon, spinach, cumin… topped with your favorite foods.
1 rue de Charonne, 75011