Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market

Issy-les-Moulineaux is now home to a must-visit stopover in the Paris region! Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, an ultra-gourmand spot that combines food markets and on-site or takeaway catering.

Created in 1884 by Gustave Eiffel, 5 years after the construction of our beloved Eiffel Tower, Les Halles d'Issy-les-Moulineaux witnessed the industrialization of the town in the 19th century. Neglected, the Halles d'Issy are now enjoying a second lease of life, with their renovation and the opening of a large food market.

The project is being led by Biltoki, a Basque company whose ambition is to create halles in towns that lack them, but also to rehabilitateold halles where they have died out over the years. This new food market covers more than 1,000m2 and is dedicated to the culinary trades.

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On the program: 20 stalls from local craftsmen and merchants in a friendly, authentic setting in the heart of the Paris metropolis. The covered market features a Biltoki café, a market kitchen, caterers and traders - bakery, greengrocer, cheese shop, fishmonger, scaler, delicatessen, butcher, rotisserie and wine merchant. Fresh, local and seasonal produce can also be found at Bistrot d'Elo.

Artisans and producers to discover on site:

• Maison Marnay: Artisan bakery and patisserie.
• Maison Maréchal: Rotisserie and poultry shop.
• Il Pastaio: Italian gastronomic specialties.
• L'art Potager: fruit and vegetable greengrocer.
• La Bodeguita: Caterer specializing in Iberian cuisine.
• Ham's: Delicatessen for aperitif lovers.
• Le Bistrot d'Elo: Authentic cuisine based on traditional products, accompanied by a second stand: La Cave d'Elo with over 250 wine references.
• Café Biltoki: A central point in the Halles, a place to meet and exchange ideas.
• Délicatisserie: Pastry chef Nina Métayer presents her exquisite creations. Be sure to get up early, as Nina's goes fast.
• Laurent Dubois: Cheesemaker, Meilleur Ouvrier de France.
• Persillé: Traditional butchery. Poisson Paris: Fresh fish products.
• Issy l'Asie: Emblematic caterer from Issy-les-Moulineaux.
• Anto'jao: Colombian cuisine.
• Pizza Rosso: Pizza al taglio, sold by the slice.
• Chez le Libanais: Lebanese cuisine.
• Couscous House: Moroccan catering.

Throughout the year, Les Halles d'Issy organizes festive events. In any case, it's the ideal spot to settle down at any time of day, whether for a coffee with a pastry, lunch of a variety of dishes, alone or with friends, or to enjoy an evening out.