Rue Cler is a shopping street in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. Most of its length is closed to car traffic. There are mainly bakeries, dairy shops, confectionery shops, butcher shops and vegetable shops. Mainly Parisians stock up on supplies, and the local shops are famous for high-quality products.
The street is paved with cobblestones, with many café tables and small bars serving lunch and snacks in the summer. The shops offer traditional French products, often imported from different parts of the country. There are also florists and shops selling chocolates and sweets.
Shops on Rue Cler are open even on Sundays. Parisians like to shop for fresh produce here for Sunday lunches. The local cafes and bars are also full of people on weekends.
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