The morning market
We buy fresh and short, in the right quantity, based on what looks best that day. The menu is written after the market, not before: the produce decides.
Montmartre · Paris 18 · Lamarck-Caulaincourt
A homemade neighbourhood canteen on the hill: every morning, Berchoux cooks what the market brings.


Berchoux is a human-scale canteen at 16 rue de la Fontaine du But, in the 18th arrondissement, a few streets from Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro and the top of Montmartre.
People come for lunch and dinner alike, for honest, seasonal, no-fuss cooking: a warm dining room, a bar counter, and a menu that shifts with the market rather than a menu frozen all year round.
Here we cook few things but cook them well: fresh produce, homemade, and a refusal to throw away. This is how we work day to day in the 18th.
We buy fresh and short, in the right quantity, based on what looks best that day. The menu is written after the market, not before: the produce decides.
Everything is prepared on site, by hand, with no industrial recipe and no reheated dish. The dish of the day changes with the deliveries and is posted live on Instagram.
Whatever wasn't served comes back the next day, reworked into the dish of the day. Anti-waste isn't a slogan: it's how we run a neighbourhood canteen.
Homemade sandwiches, generous bowls, and a carrot cake that became the house signature: a slice of comfort that keeps the whole neighbourhood coming back.
Flexitarian cooking where seasonal vegetables lead the way, meat and fish come alongside, and the supply chain stays as short as possible.
Plants at the front, meat and fish alongside. Generous cooking made for every appetite, without ever sacrificing flavour.
We cook what grows at the right time: tastier, more sober, and a menu that renews through the year rather than a menu set in stone.
Local producers and artisans, like the bread from Bun's Bakery: direct links that keep the 18th alive and cut miles and packaging.

Julie Berchoux spent thirty years in Michelin-starred kitchens, alongside houses such as Robuchon, Ducasse, Taillevent and Fauchon, before opening her Montmartre canteen.
That rigour is what she now brings to a neighbourhood table: the same care for produce as in fine dining, applied to honest, seasonal and accessible cooking.
The restaurant is at 16 rue de la Fontaine du But, in the 18th, minutes from Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro and place des Abbesses. We welcome you for lunch, dinner or takeaway, and extend this cooking as catering across Paris and the near suburbs.

At 16 rue de la Fontaine du But, in the 18th arrondissement, in Montmartre. We're a few minutes' walk from Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro and not far from place des Abbesses.
Flexitarian, homemade and seasonal cooking: vegetables take the front, meat and fish come alongside. The menu shifts with the market, with a dish of the day and homemade sandwiches.
Our cooking is flexitarian rather than strictly vegetarian. Many dishes are vegetarian and we're glad to put together an entirely plant-based meal, but meat and fish remain present alongside.
Yes, we're a neighbourhood canteen open for lunch and dinner depending on our hours. You can grab a quick lunch or settle in for a relaxed dinner, and takeaway is available.
For a quick lunch you can simply walk in. For the evening, a weekend or a group, it's better to book: call us or use our contact page.
Yes. The same market cooking, homemade and anti-waste, is available as catering for your events across Paris and the near suburbs, within roughly 5 km of the 18th.
Keep exploring the 18th: the same market cooking, in all its forms.
Book your table in the 18th, or let's talk it through: we welcome you for homemade market cooking where nothing is lost.