Rue Daguerre

The Street for Foodies in Paris’s 14th Arrondissement
- Rue Daguerre ,
- 75014 Paris
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If you’re looking for a moment to catch your breath while hitting the classic tourist destinations in the Montparnasse neighborhood in the 14th Arrondissement, look no further than the charming and idyllically Parisian Rue Daguerre.
Conveniently positioned only a stone’s throw south of the Montparnasse Cemetery and within eyeshot of the Catacombs, this thoroughfare will take you away from the busy boulevards for an instant of calm. This street also makes for a wonderful spot to stop for lunch, a coffee, and a slow meander for a little window shopping in the midst of your busy day.
Named after Louis Daguerre, the inventor of the first camera, the daguerreotype, this road has existed since 1730 when it was technically outside of Paris’s city limits — my, my how the city has grown! Since then, it’s evolved and stood the test of time becoming the home of many a well-known Parisian, including the famous director of the Nouvelle-Vague films, Agnès Varda (you can’t miss her eclectic pink house).
Start your walk at the end of the street closest to the métro station Denfert-Rochereau where you will be immediately swept into the hustle and bustle of the open market. Allow the smells to guide your every step: aromatic French cheeses from the fromagerie, an array of fresh fish on ice at the poissonnerie, strawberries warmed by the sun at the primeur, and succulent chickens slow roasting at the boucherie.

All of these smells greet you in a surprisingly orderly orchestration that immediately makes your mouth water and gets your tummy rumbling. Equal to the smells are the sounds of the sellers advertising their daily specials and the hum of hundreds of conversations as Parisians buy the necessities for that night’s dinner.
As you continue your stroll, keep an eye out for the plethora of restaurants and traiteurs boasting food from around the world — we’re talking Greek, traditional French, Thai, Vietnamese, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Lebanese, Indian, the island of Reunion — and even a raw, vegan café/restaurant. You could easily spend a week testing each cuisine and never repeat the same thing twice. Now that’s what I call an all-inclusive experience!
You can pepper your walk by popping into some of the cute boutiques along your path, selling original clothing pieces, children’s toys and books, to name a few.
To finish off your promenade, treat yourself to a sweet treat in one of the four boulangeries located on Rue Daguerre. What will it be? A classic pain au chocolat? A religieuse? A tarte au citron? Or maybe go all-out for a tropezienne. The Rue Daguerre is, after all, your oyster!

Continue exploring Paris through food with a unique culinary experience. Take a trip to the market and learn to cook a French meal with a local chef!
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Giorgio
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Café A
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Lapérouse
Monsieur Bleu
Chez Gladines
Le Voltaire
Misso
Bambou
Septime
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Le Chalet de Neuilly
Georges
Le Pantruche
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Le Comptoir du Relais Saint Germain
Vaudeville
Le Troquet
Le Grand Bain
Ralph’s
Terra
Can Alegria
Bisou.
Paname Brewing Company
Mezcaleria
Berthillon
Willi’s Wine Bar
Dose – Dealer du Café (Batignolles)
Rosa Bonheur – Buttes Chaumont
Mr Culbuto
Boca Dos
Le Comptoir Général
Anticafé
Dragon
Candelarìa
La Péniche Antipode
Castor Club
La Belle Hortense
Le Mary Celeste
Fitzgerald
Café de Flore
Le Syndicat
Night Flight
Tiger
Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels
Le Bar Dix
Le Bouclier de Bacchus
CloudM
Strada Café
Le Perchoir de l’Est
Divine
Le Renard Bar
Wild & the Moon
Le Peloton
Le Pavillon des Canaux
Dose – Dealer de Café (Mouffetard)
Café Kitsuné – Palais Royal
Angelina
L’Abribus Café
Le Perchoir Marais
La Samaritaine
Eataly
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Le Bazar de l’Hôtel de Ville
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Librairie Galignani
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Androuet
The Frankie Shop
Shakespeare and Company
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Fromagerie Quatrehomme
Legrand Filles et Fils
Empreintes
The Abbey Bookshop
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Artazart
CityPharma
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TWINS Concept Store
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L’Eau et Les Rêves
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L’Eclair de Génie
Matières à Réflexion
Erotokritos
L’Appartement Sézane
Musée Carnavalet
Square Marcel Bleustein Blanchet
Bourse de Commerce
Square Édouard VII
Musée de Montmartre
Rue Denoyez
Le Village Saint Paul
Square des Batignolles
Wall of ‘I Love You’
Les Champs-Elysées
Galerie Perrotin
Fluctuart
Galerie Kamel Mennour
Atelier des Lumières
Fondation Louis Vuitton
Institut du Monde Arabe
59 Rivoli
Parc de Belleville
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Rue des Eaux
Parc Monceau
Arènes de Lutèce
Musée Nissim de Camondo
Musée Jacquemart-André
L’Hôtel de Sully
Centre Pompidou
La Sainte-Chapelle
Cimetière du Montparnasse
Galerie Vivienne
Maison de Balzac
La Conciergerie
Gertrude Stein’s Apartment
Musée de l’Homme
Place Dauphine
Notre Dame Cathedral
Maison de Victor Hugo
Rue Cler
Musée Marmottan Monet
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Musée des Arts Forains
La Seine Musicale
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Supersonic
BAM Karaoke Box
Cirque d’Hiver Bouglione
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Folies Bergère
Le Grand Rex
Théâtre Michel
Gossima Ping-Pong Bar
Playground Duperré
‘Oh My God, She’s Parisian’ Comedy Show
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Le Louxor
La Gare
Théâtre du Châtelet
Café Oz – Denfert
Bus Palladium
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Les Bains du Marais
Aux Bains Montorgueil
Hammam Les Cent Ciels
Free Persephone
Spa My Blend by Clarins
Peninsula Spa
The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Paris
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Rue Daguerre
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75014 Paris
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