Called La Communale , the venue is designed to be popular and accessible to all! It's the place to be to meet your neighbors if you live in the area, meet artists or chat with chefs, all the while doing your shopping sustainably, thanks to the superb market.
Located in the Docks district , a fast-changing neighborhood close to the Seine, this market is open every day except Monday, from 8am to midnight. It's the perfect place to enjoy a meal at any time of day, for breakfast , lunch, afterwork , dinner, and even in the evening! Dedicated to gastronomy and culture , it takes place in a former Alstom factory, built in and transformed into a veritable living space , which promises a varied cultural program, including exhibitions , concerts , dance classes, workshops, conferences and other events by La Lune Rousse , the company already in charge of Ground Control.
Initially, the project was due to see the light of day in , but has been slightly delayed. Designed by the Frey group , this festive hall is easily accessible by metro line 13 or 14 , Mairie de Saint-Ouen station.
Comprising a large glass roof and an industrial-style central patio, La Communale features a number of food shops , including a butcher, an ice-cream maker, a cheese maker, an Italian grocer and a florist, as well as an organic food market featuring seasonal produce. But as in any self-respecting food court , in another wing of the hall, you'll also find a dozen or so food kiosks featuring flavors from around the world: Taiwanese street-food, vegan , burgers , pies , pizza made by real Italians!
And all at affordable prices! We tested the burger spot as well as "El Mochilero", with typical Latin American dishes, and we couldn't agree more!
