E. Dehillerin Paris

... of the famous sculpture: “The Thinker.” Tiny museum, but wonderful gardens, probably my favorite museum in Paris to date! E. Dehillerin “Le Specialiste du Materiel de Cuisine”- Yes, I returned back to the cuisine store (but only ...

So I found it... E. Dehillerin. The coveted cooking store of my favorite t.v. chef in the States, Ina Garten; "Barefoot Contessa" (daily on FoodNetwork). The store is a large cooking warehouse, where one can buy any type of utensil, ...

... black boots, and DD bought herself some black flats. As we made our way back home, we found a VERY cool kitchen store, "E. Dehillerin." It's been open since 1820, and it looked it with old, old wood shelves and lots of flavor. We went downstairs, ...

... flights and pairings with food!) - Falafel stand (Great stand that I read about on a David Liebovitz Sweet Life in Paris blog) - E. Dehillerin and other culinary shops (the best ones look like they are all in the same area....that will be an expensive ...

... been to the Louvre before, but hard to not do at least an afternoon.  A great little French kitchen store is close by DeHillerin.  Good news is we found it, bad news is that it is closed.  Lots of others, but always enjoy poking around ...

... kitchen/houseware store, went to Habitat, one of my favourite stores (a higher end mix of Ikea and Crate and Barrel) back to Dehillerin (the shop that Julia Child got all of her cooking gear from) strolled along the Seine, checking out the area the Hotel ...

... for their restaurant menus. The market is no longer, but several culinary shops in the area remain, including one called Dehillerin that’s been around and remained virtually unchanged for over a century. We found it and ventured inside (which was ...