The House

Nicolas and Fleur Panzer welcome you at 36 avenue Paul Doumer, a short walk from the Trocadéro.

The shop

The shop is the length of its counter. Pieces are shown whole, labelled one by one, and cut in front of you: nothing is sliced in advance, nothing waits under film.

At the back, the grocery: preserves, jars, wines. To one side, the barrel of malossol pickles, drawn with a ladle as on rue des Rosiers.

The counter of the Panzer delicatessen, whole labelled pieces in the refrigerated display

The craft

Four meats, worked entirely on the premises: beef for the pickelfleisch and the pastrami, veal for the smoked shoulder and the bone-in ham, turkey for the roasts, goose for the smoked breast and the foie gras.

Each piece is brined for several days, smoked, then slowly cooked in the workshop. Nothing arrives ready-made: that working time is what you find again at the cut.

Cutting is done to order, at the thickness you want: thin for a sandwich, thick for a plate. Nothing is sliced in advance.

Slicing a piece of pastrami by knife at the Panzer delicatessen
Nicolas Panzer drawing malossol pickles from the barrel in his shop
Logo of the Panzer delicatessen, a matryoshka doll in an apron

What the house holds to

The recipes do not change

Dimitri Panzer's recipes are prepared today as they were on rue des Rosiers. A product you recognise from one year to the next is all a house can promise.

Cut to order

Nothing is sliced in advance. It is slower at the counter, and it is the only way a slice arrives as it should.

One address, not a chain

A single shop, run by the family. What leaves here has passed through the hands of someone who carries the name.

Visiting the shop

Nicolas Panzer in his shop, holding a piece of veal

Map

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Address
Charcuterie Panzer36 avenue Paul Doumer75116 Paris
Opening hours
Open Sunday to Thursday from 9am to 7pm, Friday from 9am to 2pm. Closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays.
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