If you don't feel like a nectarine tonight, don't worry -- the same nectarines will be put out in front of the shop tomorrow. Or the next day. You'll have plenty of opportunities to buy one.
The shop is open for at least 18 hours per day or longer, but it becomes more animated as the night wears on. Here you can see in these two photos: the shop at midnight -- no action -- and again after 1 a.m., when the grocer's friends arrive with beer. Paris might be sleeping....but not my grocer!
Does YOUR town need an all-night grocery store?



1 comment:
Again, I love it. The fresh produce at 3 a.m. can be really appealing! ha ha!
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