We can never say it enough but if the Grand Canyon is fantastic and that "there is an incredible energy in New York", for a French tourist the most extraordinary thing in the US is the supermarkets. You can see a whole bunch of products, each more improbable than the other. And there we travel. Good news for the price of a metro ticket, you can now relive this experience in the eighteenth.
Even if Deli drop is not the first American grocery store in Paris, it is surely one of the busiest. Upon entering we are there. We love this graphic deluge imposed by American products. The color codes are really different from the French ones. We love Reese's chocolate and peanut butter:under the chocolate coating is a bite of peanut butter. A particularly guilty pleasure since once swallowed we do not prefer to know how many calories there were in there. An online shop should open soon. In the meantime, there is some information on the site about the products and the place.
After shopping on sunny days, you can eat a delicious hot dog while consulting the international press (also sold here) or taking a look at the skaters in the hall that are right next door.
Deli Drop is an "American concept store" located in the old railway courier, rue Pajol. Pajol is the first, Parisian eco-district, located in the 18th. Built in 1926, along the tracks of the Gare du Nord, it was formerly "LA MESSAGERIE DES DOUANES". The shop is located at 16 esplanade Nathalie Sarraute 75018 Paris. The Deli Drop grocery store is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and we play overtime on Friday and Saturday evenings until 11 p.m. Phone. :09 80 32 69 55
