Boucherie Trolliet is a street-food stop in 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.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed Monday; the saucisson brioche and pate slices travel home well.
Address: Halles de Lyon-Paul Bocuse, 102 Cours Lafayette, 69003 Lyon
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.
Maison Pignol on Place Bellecour runs a takeaway counter alongside the tea salon, with Lyonnais patisserie by the slice and pre-packed lunch boxes.
Try: Lyonnais patisserie and lunch boxes
Tip: The €18 lunch box covers a sandwich, salad and patisserie slice.
