PECK




1. - Name: Peck
2. - Street: Corso Concordia, 9
3. - City: Milano
4. - Country: Italy
5. - Hours: Mondays 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Tuesday to Friday 9:15 am to 7:30 pm. Saturdays 8:45 am to 7:30 pm.
6. - Specialty: Delicatessen, fruit & vegetables, meat, cheese, canned products and wines.
7. - Square Feet: 1,000 m2

8.- GourmetSearcher.com rating of 100 points:  96/100

9. - Why does it deserve our mention?

For being recognized by many and for many years as one of the world's Temples of Gastronomy. For those who love and enjoy food, Peck is as an important destination as is the Duomo (very close by) for others, and is recognized as another gem of Milan and throughout Italy. For over one hundred and thirty years, since 1883, they search, select and sell the best products from Italy and other countries. The Italian taste here is refined, authentic and intense. Everything is beautifully presented and organised for the viewing pleasure. If you are amazed by the main floor which is entirely dedicated to food you will be even more astonished as you head down the stairs to the wine section, where you will find one of the finest selection of wines in the whole of Italy.  A feast for the palate and the eye. From here you can leave with some of the finest gifts that Italy has to offer.

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www.peck.it (Italy)

LA GRANDE EPICERIE



1. - Name: La Grande Epicerie
2. - Street: 38 Rue des Sèvres
3. - City: Paris
4. - Country: France
5. - Hours: Monday to Saturday from 8:30 am to 9:00 pm.
6. - Specialty: Gourmet products in general, wines and ready meals.
7. - Square meters: 700 m2 of products on display

8.- GourmetSearcher.com rating of 100 points:  98.5/100

9. - Why does it deserve our mention?

La Grande Epicerie is one of the largest spaces dedicated to gourmet food in the “Le Bon Marche” department store, Paris. Founded in 1852 the current owners are none other than the largest group in the global Luxury industry, LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy). A commitment to the finest food in the heart of Paris with a vast range of French and international products. It is situated on the left bank of the Seine (Rive Gauche), and was committed originally to compete with the other established businesses of the right bank (rive droite), Galeries Lafayette and Printemps. The food hall stocks over 5000 different products arising from a rigorous selection process and from being constantly revised. On the shelves of this palace of taste you can buy almost everything, from the best fruits and vegetables through more than 200 types of cheese, Foie Gras and Iberian hams, not to mention the fresh seafood brought in the night before. Trays of excellent sushi are just one of the succulent proposals of prepared food ready to take-away. This is truly a uniquely luxurious supermarket in a city where gastronomic refinement is at its peak.

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