W&M Market, corner of W. Jefferson and Second in Lexington, is so beautiful one’s eyes feast along with the tastebuds. See a gallery of W&M photos. The W portion — for wine, not a Texan — opened earlier this year. Owner Krim Boughalem chooses moderately priced bottles from around the world and helps tentative shoppers take home a bottle likely to please.
The “M” portion — the (food) market — opened recently. What a fine spread of cheeses, fresh breads and pastries, locally grown fruits and vegetables, and special jams, crackers, and condiments! I like the French-ness of supporting and touting local foods, while also selling some fine things that crossed the Great Water, bringing the world of tastes to us in downtown Lexington.
I discovered today that W&M sells sandwiches with a French flair for carry-out or eat-in lunch. How do these sound?
Duck confit, Mountain gorgonzola, Kentucky apple, quince jam on ciabatta/panini
Country paté from Kentucky, baby frisée, carmelized onion on baguette
And more.
Enjoy the look of France in Fayette County.
How lucky we are to have the 
andrea
thank you so much. Those are beautiful photos.
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