Maison Verot

Charcuterie · Enfants Rouges

Maison Verot

Charcuterie · Enfants Rouges

5

38 Rue de Bretagne, 75003 Paris, France

Photos

Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null
Maison Verot by null

Highlights

Artisan charcuterie, pâté, and traiteur using seasonal ingredients  

Featured on Michelin
Placeholder
Placeholder

38 Rue de Bretagne, 75003 Paris, France Get directions

maisonverot.fr
@maison_verot

Menu

Information

Static Map

38 Rue de Bretagne, 75003 Paris, France Get directions

+33 1 42 72 27 43
maisonverot.fr
@maison_verot

Menu

Features

payment credit card
Tap to pay

Last updated

Oct 8, 2025

Powered By

You might also like

Terms of Use • Privacy Policy • Cookie Policy
 © 2025 Postcard Technologies, Inc.
@michelinguide

Arnaud Donckele’s Favourite Spots in Paris

"For the excellent craftsmanship of their French charcuterie." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/travel/arnaud-donckele-s-favourite-spots-in-paris
View Postcard for Maison Verot
@michelinguide

Arnaud Donckele’s Favourite Spots in Paris

"In 1997, Catherine and Gilles Vérot opened their now-iconic shop on rue Notre-Dame-des-Champs in Paris’s 6th arrondissement. A few decades of success later, and with a New York adventure alongside Daniel Boulud under their belts, the couple have been joined by Nicolas, their eldest son, as they write the next chapter in the story of Maison Vérot." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/travel/arnaud-donckele-s-favourite-spots-in-paris
View Postcard for Maison Verot
@cateserasera
View Postcard for Maison Verot
@katieparla

For charcuterie (multiple locations).

Paris
View Postcard for Maison Verot
@victoire_loup

For Paté (multiple locations)

Grocery Shopping in Paris
View Postcard for Maison Verot

Garret Girmus

Google
I picked up the duck foie gras pâté en croûte and the lobster pâté en croûte. Very expensive, at almost 30€ for two slices, but exceptionally high quality. Both slices were extremely tasty. The service was also very friendly. If you haven’t tried these French foods before, you at least need to do so! Very glad I stopped by, and will consider doing so again when back in Paris.

Jeromet Ryan

Google
We were walking around North Marais and looked for some charcuterie (and cheese a bit later) to enjoy on our walk. We noticed this Charcuiter in business since 1930 and walked in. The Pâtè en Croûte was delicious and the charcuterie tasty

John Coogan

Google
Just an outstanding deli! Everything looked amazing, I wish we could've tried everything. THIS is the place to go if you're looking to do a picnic!!

Cafen Cheung

Google
Very local shop as you can try to multi type of food. My friend told me for local French and I think you can also buy some back to your hometown. Price ok…..🤞🏻🤞🏻

Donna Fong

Google
Amazing charcuterie. It was difficult to chose from so many varieties of cured and preserved meat. Spent $49 euros and will eat thru our stash of prosciutto, boudin noir, terrines and pork belly. Worth a visit if only to see the display. Walk across the street to see equally impressive cheese shop.

Chad Richardson

Google
Pate with figs was a touch too sweet and didn't seem to harmonize. The goose rillettes by contrast were amazing. A dizzying number of offerings. Very pricey but quality ain't cheap. Really kind staff despite my inadequate French.

Li Lin

Google
Awesome pate, totally deserves its good reputation.

guy co

Google
great charcuterie and very friendly assistance to buy "pate de campagne" for a picnic lunch on a fresh baguette.