In Paris, markets are much more than just places to buy fresh produce. They have a history and participate in the social life of the districts. In the alleys, neither the customers nor the shopkeepers are anonymous. However, in the age of home deliveries and phone applications, this link is fragile and needs to be maintained. Through the renewal of these commercial spaces, the survival of a neighborhood life is at stake. Enthusiasts are mobilizing to save the architectural heritage of cast iron covered markets threatened with disappearance, yet typical of Haussmann’s Paris…