Boulangerie · Hearth kitchen · Natural wine

Slow craft, hearth cooking & seasonal terroir.

A neighbourhood sanctuary devoted to wild-ferment sourdough, wood-fired hearth cooking and natural biodynamic wines harvested with reverence.

07:30

Morning bakery

17:30

Hearth & cellar

320+

Cellar curations

A warm bistro table with sourdough, cultured butter and natural wine

Our house

Culinary memories built around heritage grains and open embers.

From sunrise to midnight, Maison Epice lives two lives: a viennoiserie scented with stone-ground flour, and an evening tavern warmed by birchwood and living wines.

We never rush the bread. Flours arrive unbleached from three regenerative family mills across Beauce and upstate New York, fermented for up to 36 hours before kissing the stone deck. At dusk the flour-dusted tables clear for cast-iron skillets, grilled bitter greens and bottles with sediment at the bottom: unfined, unmanipulated and pure.

We never rush the bread.
A baker laminating croissant dough on a flour-dusted wooden table

Hearth & cellar

Signature offerings from our kitchen

Everything is prepared in small batches according to the daily market forage, weather and wild fermentation behaviour.

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Pain de Campagne & Cultured Butter

24-hour wild fermentation, organic heritage rye and red fife flours, churned fleur de sel butter from Isigny-sur-Mer.

Rustic sourdough slice with Normandy cultured butter

Wood-Fired Ember Roasted Porcini

Wild autumn mushrooms kissed by birch coals, crispy sage, 18-month sheep pecorino and smoked egg yolk emulsion.

Ember-roasted porcini mushrooms with sage and pecorino

Hand-Cut Tagliolini & White Truffle

Ten pasture yolks per batch, cold-pressed olive oil, 36-month Parmigiano-Reggiano and shaved winter truffle.

Hand-cut tagliolini finished with white Alba truffle

Cru Beaujolais & Low-Sulfur Cellar

Domaine des Terres Dorees 2022. Spontaneous carbonic maceration, zero filtration and mineral granite tension.

Natural red wine poured beside a cellar bottle

Our principles

Grounded in old soil & slow fire

Uncompromised agronomy, primordial heat and honest conviviality form our daily covenant.

01

100% Regenerative Sourcing

Direct farmer contracts within 150 kilometres. We pay above market to support chemical-free cover cropping.

02

Wild Heritage Grains

Stone-milled Rouge de Bordeaux, Emmer and Khorasan, preserving genetic grain biodiversity and gut-friendly digestion.

03

Wood-Fired Live Embers

No gas burners in the dining room. Our kitchen breathes alongside dry oak, olive branch ash and cast iron.

04

Zero-Waste Philosophy

Stale loaves become fermented shoyu, spent whey becomes rich broth, and herb stems infuse our house aperitifs.

Kind words

Praised for uncompromising authenticity

“A rare sanctuary that masters both the crackle of dawn sourdough crust and the deep, soulful precision of open-fire French bistronomy.”
MiMichelin GuideInspectors' notes, 2024
“No unnecessary tweezers, no clinical gel spheres. Simply the greatest sourdough baguette in the 10th arrondissement and wine that tastes like living soil.”
Claire Moreau · Senior Food Editor, Paris
“Sitting at the counter while the wood oven crackles, sipping a dry orange Chenin Blanc, is our favourite ritual every Friday.”
Julian & Sophie Vance · SoHo locals & members

Notes from the cellar

On sourdough, seasonality & viticulture

Field notes from our bakers, foragers and sommeliers.

Wild sourdough starter fermenting in a glass jar

Bakery

The science of 72-hour wild fermentation

How native lactic acid bacteria unlock micronutrients, soften gluten and build deep acidity in stone-milled flour.

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Heirloom squash in a wooden harvest crate

Sourcing

Autumn harvest: heirloom squash from the Hudson Valley

A journey through biodynamic hillsides with growers preserving forgotten open-pollinated winter cucurbits.

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Pét-nat wine poured into a tulip glass

Wine

An introduction to pét-nat & low-sulfur viticulture

Ancestral sparkling methods: spontaneous bottle carbonation without added sugar or commercial yeast.

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Find us

Canal Saint-Martin, Paris 10e

44 Rue des Vinaigriers, 75010 Paris. Metro Jacques Bonsergent, three minutes down Rue de Lancry. Our second house is at 112 Prince Street, SoHo.

44 Rue des Vinaigriers, Paris, Ile-de-France, 75010

Opening hours

Tuesday - Sunday
Bakery 07:30 - 16:00
Wednesday - Sunday
Hearth 18:30 - 23:30

Say bonjour

Book a table or plan a gathering

For reservations, private hearth dinners or bakery pre-orders, reach our host desk in Paris or Soho. We reply with care.

Call+33 1 42 08 89 12Emailbonjour@maisonepice.com
Visit44 Rue des Vinaigriers, Paris, 75010

Direct line

Reach us directly.

Walk-ins are always welcome at the wine bar and counter.

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Email the host desk+33 1 42 08 89 12

44 Rue des Vinaigriers, Paris, 75010

Gather around our hearth.

Open Tuesday to Sunday for morning viennoiserie, midday lunch and intimate evening dinners.

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