Good shop, have a lot of things from many countries

What a feast for the eyes and the palate! This purveyor of freshly prepared, enticing foods and pastry delicacies (rivaling my grandmother’s) as well spices, nuts, fruits (both dried, and preserved), teas, and any possible, staple of Mideastern cuisine, as well as oodles of other delights and necessities (including their many colorfully printed, wheeled shopping carts… so useful for any shopping trip!) are found on shelf after shelf, wall after wall stacked with myriad foods and cooking accoutrements, and sparkling case after case of colorful and perfectly stacked edibles, you will not want to leave behind! They even have their own intoxicatingly scented soaps (a perfect gift embossed with the Bahadourian name) you will want several for friends and family, and several more for yourself!

Well managed bugs store with long family history. Lots of options available. Still to explore more. It is owned by Lyon Franch Family.

I love it! It's a shop where I can get all the spices, nuts and dried fruits that I need for my Christmas cake. They also have the really dark, rich muscavado sugar. The spice selection is huge & you can also find all kinds of jams, jellies & chutneys. Lots of different teas also.

I was so happy to find this place! Especially since I was homesick... they sell a lot of products you wouldn't find in a typical french supermarket. A lot of middle eastern foods and products. Very reasonably priced, and the staff is very accommodating.

I looked all over Lyon for dried beans. Bahadourian was the only place I could find them. The neighborhood around the store is a bit sketchy, but the store itself makes it worth any concerns you might have getting there. There's an incredible selection of spices, beans, cooking equipment, teas. They even had cookies from Germany for some reason. The prices are quite reasonable as well, with the exception of some of the luxury teas (which I imagine are expensive no matter where you buy them).

The treasure island of spices and herbs and exotic foods including Anglophone foods. Only negative point their wines are bloody expensive even compared to local delis.

The only place in Lyon where you find such an amazingly huge collection of spices... I love it!

Oriental alementaire super market ( hummus, falafel,baba ganoog).. prices are good :)

Great Arabic supermarket

A place to visit when Lyon for food