Marche Quai Saint-Antoine is a food market in Lyon.
Marche Quai Saint-Antoine runs daily along the Saone quay in Lyon's 2e: 50 stalls of produce, cheese and charcuterie with a Sunday morning rush from locals.
Editorially verified May 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Sunday is busiest; Tuesday and Friday are the easier shopping slots.
Address: Quai Saint-Antoine, 69002 Lyon
Marche Bellecombe in Lyon's 6e Brotteaux is the weekday neighbourhood market along Rue Bellecombe, with produce, cheese, meat, fish and flowers from 06:00.
Tip: Tuesday and Thursday only; Brotteaux metro is a nine-minute walk.
Marche de la Tete d'Or in Lyon's 6e Brotteaux runs Wednesday and Saturday on Place Jacques Elmaleh near the park, with 36 producer stalls of produce.
Tip: Saturday is the bigger of the two days; arrive before 11:00 for the choice.
Marche Saint-Antoine on the Saone quay in the 2e runs six mornings a week with the largest open-air market in central Lyon, fish, cheese and produce stalls.
Tip: Sunday is the busiest; the cheese stalls are at the north end.
Marche Bio on the Boulevard de la Croix-Rousse runs Saturdays in parallel with the main daily market, with 50 organic producers from the Auvergne-Rhone.
Tip: Saturday is the only day; arrive before 11:00 for the strongest stalls.
Marche Monplaisir on Avenue des Freres Lumiere in the 8e runs Wednesday and Saturday mornings with 40 producers, near the Institut Lumiere film museum.
Tip: Saturday is bigger; Monplaisir metro is steps from the market.
Marche Saint-Louis on Place du General Andre in the 7e Guillotiere is the neighbourhood market with strong fish and cheese stalls, three mornings a week.
Tip: Saturday is the strongest; the fish stalls run out by midday.
