Pantin

Pantin, a vibrant suburb of Paris, blends urban charm with cultural diversity. Typical dishes include French classics and ethnic foods like couscous and tagine.

Bistrot Du Marche

Bistrot Du Marche

37 Rue Hoche 1 Place Olympe De Gouges, 93500, Pantin, France

Vin • Café • Tapas • Bière


"This little gem of a neighbourhood bistro was just 5 min away from the hotel we have stayed, so we gave it a try for Sunday Lunch (Sundays it’s only open for market hours therefore until 15:00. We’ve had a lovely juice mix each (freshly pressed and processed) for entry, which were lovely fresh and refreshing. For lunch we’ve ordered a Ceasar’s Salad and Ravioli with Goat’s Cheese filling and a three cheeses sauce. We both had a side of french fries as well. The food was very homely food in generous portions. The salad was very fresh with juicy rotisserie chicken filet stripes, freshly made croutons, shavings of lovely hard cheese and garnished with Ceasar’s dressing. The ravioli were obviously freshly made and very well filled, the sauce was thick and delicious (with occasional drops of half molten cheese). The fries were also freshly made and simply delicious. We saw people having pure beef dishes like rump steak and cheese burger and the portions looked very generous. We did not see many plates go back with remains of food. The personnel is young, very friendly and speaks good English. The atmosphere is very homely and local. We paid including a café double for dessert around 50€ for two people. Nearest Métro station is Hoche, nearest Tram Station for the T3b is Delphine Seyrig. Who want to enjoy a hearty meal with locals THIS is the place."