Laurent Dubouis is a rockstar in the fromage biz. His novel idea of displaying close to customers…read moreinstead of behind glass cases created a new world of experience His shops carry unique ,rare and extraordinary hard to find cheeses You want a Couronne Lochoise? Crottin de Chavignol AOC? Trappe d'Echourgnac? Monsignor Dubouis's got it You like cheese go here!!!! apprécier

Cheese plate was a little pricey but very lovely and so worth it. Amazing variety of cheeses that i…read moreenjoyed a baguette and wine. Highly recommend!

The best cheese shop in Paris. I've been here a couple of times and never encountered an employee…read morethat speaks English. Brush up on some basic cheese words (brebis = sheep, vache = cow, chevre = goat, fort = strong, etc.) and you'll be fine. Everything they have is amazing anyway. Everything. DO NOT SKIP OUT ON THE BUTTER. You may want to go for the bigger pad of butter, but trust me, get the small one. It's double cream and so damn good!

Highly recommend! There are a ton of cheese shops in the area and this particular store was by far…read morethe most sanitary, clean and friendly. The gentleman who helped me didn't speak any English, but was patient when I fumbled around with google translate. The cheese he picked out was phenomenal! My husband and I had a wonderful cheese plate for lunch! You want great French cheese? Do your self a favor and go there!

Excellent service. Cheeses worth taking your time and efforts…read more Truly deserving of the MOF title.

Four words: Triple Cream Truffle Brie. Easily the best…read morecheese I've ever had. Creamy but not overly so and the subtle flavor of truffle was perfect. It's impossible to finish the whole thing with a fresh baguette. The staff was also super helpful in finding us the right cheese. 100/10 an amazing spot for all things cheese.

TLDR; a good fromagerie to get some cheese along with some meats/fruits from other shops and have…read moreyourself a picnic and champ de mars. i recommend having an idea of what cheese you want to purchase, or at least the type, because the employee seemed impatient with us while we were deciding. my friend and i decided to walk down rue cler to pick up food for our quintessential eiffel tower picnic. we ended up purchasing two types of cheese for our lunch, as well as some meats, quiche, and grapes from other shops (see my other reviews). // store, service // this shop seems to be widely regarded as the main fromagerie in the area. they have a wide assortment of cheeses to choose from. i am not too knowledgeable when it comes to cheese, so i cannot compare prices with other shops, but the cheese seemed to be good quality. we wanted to get recommendations from an employee since we weren't sure what would go best with our meats and grapes. the employee who helped us said comte was the most popular french cheese and gave us a small sample. when you decide what you want, you guide the employee to cut a desired portion and then pay for it. we asked for other recommendations, but the employee was fairly impatient with us and said he didn't know what to tell us. it felt like he was also rushing us to pick and order something, which was not the best feeling (it honestly rushed us in ordering less, whereas if he treated us better we would have ordered more). maybe it's because the language barrier or we were clearly tourists, but he seemed irritated that we asked him for recommendations. // comte and brie cheese // we ended up getting a slice of comte and a slice of brie. the comte is sweet (easy to slice) and we really liked it with our baguette and meats. the brie was creamier (easy to spread on bread). two small slices came out to around 3-4 euros.

Beautiful selection of cheese, patient staff willing to help an American tourist with no knowledge…read moreof the French language! I purchased some delicious saucisson & asked nicely to have it sliced since I would not be able to cut it in the hotel room. I was very grateful for that, & later purchased a baguette to take everything back to the hotel. Stopped my the grocery store & also bought some white wine. So far, I'm enjoying this visit in France & definitely will need to visit again. A lot to see and not enough time!!

This Fromagerie made my day. The stellar service and prices are irreplaceable. Oh yeah, the cheese…read morewas pretty delicious, too. Thank you to whoever served a couple American teens yesterday. Our park picnic was unforgettable!

This is one of our favorite cheese shops in Paris, with a great variety. It's an absolute must when…read morewe visit!

If you adore cheese, you should not miss the Fromagerie de Grenelle. When my brother,…read moresister-in-law, and I were in Paris a few years ago, we bought a small round of semi-soft cheese with marinated raisins to eat with our baguette. It was heavenly! Along with some fruit and chocolate croissants all purchased on this street, we took this to the Eiffel Tower's lawn and ate the most delicious breakfast ever in the most beautiful setting. I have tried to find this cheese back home and came close once, but there must be something about those French dairy cows that makes this cheese extra special. The Parisian way of picking out the best items from a store that specializes only in one thing (chocolaterie, boulangerie, fromagerie, produce) is just the best way to go. Everything tastes so much better than items shipped all over the country or imported as they are here in the states. Don't miss this gem in this thoroughly Parisian neighborhood so close to the Eiffel Tower.

I'm accustomed to the cheese aisle at Trader Joe's, so I nearly fainted upon entering this…read moreneighborhood fromagerie. Hundreds of creamy rounds, ripe for the spreading. I'm ruined for life, and will never be able to buy those American goat cheese logs again! And cheese is SO cheap in France: 2-4 euros for each piece. Go crazy. I'm no expert, but this seems like the quintessential French cheese shop. Study up on some cheese vocabulary before you go...though I'm sure you can't go wrong with any of them. The produce market is right next door, and the wine shop across the street. Check, check, check!

used to be a strictly cheddar and gouda man. i remember as a child flying Air France recoiling at…read morethe sight of the cheese tray with moldy, blue-veined horrors. but i've developed a liking for these artisanal wonders since moving to France. and after a taste of Rochebarron at a dinner party, found my favorite of all. La Ferme is my neighborhood fromagerie and always has Rochebarron when everyone else in the city is out of stock. and where i stop to load up for friends/family before flying back to the USofA; makes for much more appreciable treats than a keychain.

I make an effort to stop here when I come to Paris after the Musee D'Orsay. This is a special shop…read morewith a variety of outstanding cheeses, bread & crackers and nice small selection of wines as well as chilled wines & champagne. Service was outstanding- the gentleman put together a few cheeses with a lovely chilled Chablis that we took down to the Seine River. He provided a beautiful little wooden box for the cheeses & provided a couple glasses for the wine all which made the experience extra special. Adorable, boutique gourmet cheese shop beautifully decorated. It's one f our favorites.

This charming little fromagerie boasts quite a selection of fantastic cheeses. With Quinton as our…read moreguide, we selected cheeses for our picnic. His asked about preferences and took it from there.

We looked for this cheese store based on reviews on their other locations. This happened to be the…read moreclosest to where we were staying. If you are going here you will need to get of at the La Muette station (line 9) which is where you can also transfer to the train going to Chateau Versailles. They have a wonderful selection of cheeses. That I have not been able to find in place here in the States. We we're helped by a young and very helpful lady who also spoke English. She allowed us to sample the cheeses as well. Keep in mind they need to be refrigerated, so only buy accordingly. We were looking to try the fresh cheeses made of raw milk and they were excellent. The bill was high though. We spent over €40 but we think it was well worth the money. The store is actually a large stand part of an indoor market. We bought in other stands great Prosciutto, the best macaroons we tried from different stores in France and fresh fruit to eat with our newly bought cheeses. If you like cheese and are in the area I strongly recommend that you come and check the cheeses. They only take visa and MasterCard. no Amex nor Discovery

From the owner: La maison Androuet favorise les petites producteurs fermiers, le lait cru et l'affinage des…read morefromages issus des meilleurs terroirs.