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Fromagerie Quatrehomme
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Fromagerie Quatrehomme is a beloved cheese shop located on rue de Sèvres in the Notre-Dame-des-Champs neighborhood of Paris's 7th arrondissement. This family-run fromagerie has been serving locals and visitors for decades, offering an exceptional range of French cheeses from all regions, from creamy Brie de Meaux and tangy Roquefort to aged Comté and seasonal goat cheeses. The shop is small but meticulously organized, with cheeses displayed on marble slabs and in temperature-controlled cases. The knowledgeable staff, often including the owner, are happy to offer tasting suggestions and pairing advice for wines or breads. What sets Quatrehomme apart is its commitment to affineur-quality aging; many cheeses are matured in their own cellars to achieve peak flavor. Whether you're a cheese connoisseur or a curious beginner, a visit here is a sensory journey through France's dairy heritage.
Don't miss
- Browse a vast selection of French cheeses, from classics to rare regional varieties
- Ask the staff for personalized recommendations and tasting samples
- Pick up accompaniments like fresh baguettes, butter, and jams
- Learn about cheese aging and terroir from the knowledgeable team
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Fromagerie Quatrehomme
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Know before you go
- Don't be shy to ask for a taste, it's customary and helps you choose.
- Bring cash; some small fromageries prefer it, though cards are usually accepted.
- Check opening hours online; many fromageries close for lunch (12:30-2pm) and on Sundays/Mondays.
- Buy cheese last on your shopping trip to keep it cool; ask for an insulated bag if needed.
A bit of history
Founded by the Quatrehomme family, this fromagerie has been a fixture in the neighborhood for over 30 years. It is known for its rigorous selection of farmhouse cheeses and traditional aging methods, earning a loyal following among Parisian food lovers.
Common questions
Can I buy cheese to take back home?
Yes, but check customs regulations for your country. Hard cheeses are usually fine; soft cheeses may be restricted.
Do they offer cheese platters for parties?
Yes, they can prepare custom platters with advance notice.
Is there a minimum purchase?
No, you can buy as little as a single slice.
What is the best cheese for beginners?
Try a mild Comté or a young Brie, both are approachable and popular.
Do they speak English?
Staff often speak some English, but a few French phrases (like 'je voudrais' for 'I would like') are appreciated.
Can I order online?
Some fromageries offer online ordering and delivery within France; check their website.
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