Pignol at Halles Paul Bocuse is a street-food stop in Lyon.
Pignol's counter inside Halles Paul Bocuse in Lyon's 3e is the daily source for bugnes (Lyonnais carnival fritters) plus pastries and praline tarts.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Bugnes are seasonal around Carnival (Feb-Mar); the praline tart is the year-round order.
Address: Halles de Lyon-Paul Bocuse, 102 Cours Lafayette, 69003 Lyon
Boucherie Trolliet inside Halles Paul Bocuse in Lyon's 3e is the multi-generation Lyonnais butcher counter for saucisson de Lyon and slices of pate en croute.
Try: Saucisson de Lyon and pate en croute
Tip: Closed Monday; the saucisson brioche and pate slices travel home well.
Maison Sibilia inside Halles Paul Bocuse is the canonical Lyonnais charcuterie stand, with house-cured saucisson, rosette and the saucisson brioche.
Try: Saucisson de Lyon and Rosette
Tip: The saucisson brioche by the slice is the standout takeaway item.
Jocteur's Halles Paul Bocuse counter stocks the praline-tart slice and country loaves, run by Bocuse's official baker Philippe-Marc Jocteur.
Try: Praline tart and country loaves
Tip: Arrive early for the praline tart; the morning batch sells by midday.
La Mere Richard inside Halles Paul Bocuse is the canonical Saint-Marcellin and Saint-Felicien fromagerie, supplying Bocuse and the city's bouchons since 1968.
Try: Saint-Marcellin and Saint-Felicien cheese
Tip: The aged Saint-Marcellin and the Picodon are the picks; the takeaway slice with bread is the move.
Nafas's takeaway falafel wrap counter in the 1er is the lunchtime street-food slot on Rue Rene Leynaud, hummus-and-falafel wraps to go. Booking recommended.
Try: Falafel wrap
Tip: Take the wrap to the Place Sathonay benches; sandwich window closes 14:30.
Le Bouillon Paradis's takeaway window in the 1er sells the set bouillon plate of the day for under €12, the cheapest bouillon meal in the city.
Try: Bouillon plate to go
Tip: Counter window for takeaway opens at 11:30; eat-in queue from 12:00.
