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Chewable in a Manon White of Léonidas is a little other depiction of the Mort. The pleasure remains intact, despite the years (and the kilos). A taste never equalled, an inimitable crunchy. The chocolate range remains frightening. Temptation is all the time. A ballotin of 250 grams, 500, 750, more? True torture. The mark remains in the hearts. That is its great strength. You have it in your mouth, the good taste of chocolate?

Whatever the season, sweet smells are often wafting down Rue de Béthune... and with good reason! With 2 Lacquemant gourmet outlets, the street is filled with the irresistible scent of crêpes, Liège or Brussels waffles and homemade croustillons. Team sucre, Nutella, chantilly...: there's a recipe for everyone.

Refreshing summer bonuses: their scoops of ice cream, Italian-style ice and granités are as delicious as the rest of their offerings, to be consumed without moderation for a gourmet break!

One of the best artisan bakers in the metropolis is located in Wambrechies. Don't hesitate to travel a few kilometres to taste its special breads, organic breads, pure butter pastries or its wonderful. Olivier Vandromme is more than just a baker, he is a true creator who loves to share his know-how and his passion. And here we also like to share the know-how of other local producers. The strawberry tarts are thus filled with the fruits of the Lambin family, producers of Wambrechies! Note also that Olivier Vandromme is part of the Mange Lille collective. The master likes to share his art and values. A very nice address!

Let's start at the beginning: what's the drêche? This is the solid residue of the grain that was used to make beer. Usually it is used to feed cattle. But Christophe and Caroline had another idea: why not use this super food rich in fiber and protein for us humans? So they travel the region to meet brewers from whom they collect the precious product before pressing and drying it to make sweet or savoury cakes, granola and ultra crispy nuggets. We've tasted for you, and it's delicious, as well as being environmentally friendly. Happy Drêche or how to make the anti-gaspi fight greedy!

Here is an institution for all chocolate and fine pastry lovers since 1996. Some customers nostalgic for their childhood also come from far away, taking advantage of a visit to the North, in particular to taste the house speciality: the Saint-Winoc. But the pastry chef also knows how to renew the flavours and offers original creations. The shop has even created a speciality that is a nod to Dany Boon's film: Biloute's Belfry, an almond biscuit, praline cream, speculoos biscuit and milk chocolate icing.

This upscale Dunkirk institution, created in the 1940s, welcomes you in a colorful and ultra-chic Parisian shop-like setting, with a huge fresco representing Gabrielle d'Estrées that gives the place a cosy lounge feel. As for the products, the pastries and chocolates with names that are sometimes very local (the Saint-Winoc, the Beffroi de Biloute) make you drool. The store also offers eclairs with original flavors: Oreo, Daim, violet, lemon meringue... A very good address which mixes quality and creativity!

You know the small bear bear made in Villeneuve d'Ascq by Chocolate chocolate Chocolate. But the factory, specialising in chocolate bites and sweets, also produces three thousand tons of praline and thousands of greedy boxes every year. At the Christmas holidays, the ephemeral shop opens its doors from the end of November to 20 December to sell the production surplus at a very good price! Let lovers of chocolate take the word. The company plans to open a store, open all year, starting in 2016.

Efficiency, speed, traffic is a practical bakery. Open 7 m/7 from 6 a. m. to 15 p. m. it can save you early risers (croissants, chocolate bread) and cool snacks (sandwiches, compound salads). We're far from traditional bakeries, but there's an account to eat on the thumb.

Every day, Julie Daddi gets up in the morning, pockets her order book from her website, and sets off to visit the local producers and craftsmen who supply her with fruit and vegetables, meat, charcuterie, dairy products, eggs, bread... (some fifteen suppliers in all). In the afternoon, she delivers to her customers' homes (Tuesday to Saturday), throughout the Lille area. It's a simple, effective concept that brings a bit of the countryside to the city, and guarantees customers fresh produce picked that very morning. The comprehensive site also features an organic grocery section. It's a simple and convincing way to work with local producers and artisans. Last but not least, the price: no more expensive than anywhere else!

These light but powerful ice creams and sorbets are on the menu of the finest restaurants in the Lille area, and are also on sale in local shops. So there's no reason not to succumb to these sweet delights. Handcrafted, the ice creams are made with top-quality products, and it shows. Promis Juré's vanilla ice cream was even voted^3rd best in France! Whether delivered or collected, you can enjoy them all year round. The eco-friendly tip we like: remember to keep your glass jars - they'll be reused!

History: It is in 1925 that is born the nougat factory "Nougat Masure", whose production is intended for the fairgrounds and the cinemas. Ten years later, the sign is transferred to its current address, rue du Pré Catelan in La Madeleine. The activity expanded with the work of cooked sugar, and so did the reputation of the company. Mr. Poudanson, at the origin of the company, worked for years to train the confectioners of the Meert house in Lille, as well as three of his sons who worked there until their retirement. During half a century, the nougatery continues to turn, with ups and downs, and tasty culinary inventions as the nougat without almond and "the cream of nougat"! But in the years 1980, the wind turns and the activity beats of the wing. It is thanks to the resumption by the company Afchain in 2011, that the confectionery finds its letters of nobility. The workshop is then put in the standards and the adjoining house is renovated. Today, the nougat factory opens its doors to the public. Groups of visitors are welcomed on the first floor, companies on the second floor, for seminars with a guided tour.

Products: Except for the almonds, all the products used to make the confectionery are local: the eggs come from Arras, the sugar from Thumeries, the glucose syrup from Lestrem. The cooking is traditional and in copper cauldrons.

Advantages: The nougat can be bought directly at the shop-factory, even without visiting the shop. Possibility of tasting the different products before purchase.

Futé: To visit the workshop, visits of 1 hour, are proposed on reservation only (group rate, 15 people minimum, 4 € per adult and 3 € for the less than 14 years; individual rate: 6€ per adult and 5€ less than 14 years). At the end of the visit, a gift is offered to each visitor. And don't forget the tasting! A real favorite!

World champion chocolatier and pastry chef in 2013, Quentin Bailly is an epicurean who asserts his creativity, boldness and sweetness through gourmet preparations in keeping with his Nordic origins. From his mixtures of various candies and pralines as carefully presented as precious jewels, to his macaroons with original flavors, his creations for special occasions, his topped sorbets and ice creams, or his candied fruits and marshmallows, everything is irresistible.

A must-try: Briquettes du Nord and Croustiloos!

A very pleasant bakery in the neighborhood that has made its clientele real accustomed. The bread is good and varied and the price is not excessive. A warm and friendly welcome. We get used to it very quickly and we love to return. In addition, you will be tempted by a small pastry, it is 16 hour… Or a generous bakery? An address for small gourmands.

What a joy to find addresses like this one again! Always a vast choice of breads - how difficult it is to choose! - and viennoiseries, each more appetizing than the last. In addition, there are various baguettes, sandwiches and pastries. Moreover, the bakery has obtained the PTINOR label thanks to its local organic bread made with natural leaven. But what we like most here is the friendly and expert welcome. Ask them questions and you'll learn a lot about the origin of the breads and cereals offered.

When Kristina and Mathieu opened their first high-quality artisan bakery-patisserie, they wanted to help the people of Lille (re)discover the true nature of bread. Mission accomplished, thanks to their baguettes and special breads made with organic flours, their assortment of homemade viennoiseries and pastries (croissants, pains au chocolat/raisins, apple turnovers, éclairs, Paris-Brest, mille-feuilles, tarts...), as well as their many variations of sandwiches, salads, quiches and pizzas for your best lunch breaks!

What's on offer? Who's got their mouth watering?

The teams at Amélie's two boutiques will make you melt with pleasure every day with their wide assortments of homemade breads, viennoiseries and pastries to suit every need and craving. And that's not all: one of Amélie's strong points is also its made-to-measure quiche, pizza, salad and sandwich service, which attracts a large number of workers every lunchtime.

At Amélie's, there's something for everyone, at reasonable prices and with a smiling, professional welcome that's much appreciated. So don't deprive yourself of such tasty diversity!

Christophe Paresys has been warmly welcoming you to his bakery since 2006. From breads and baguettes to viennoiseries and individual pastries, sandwiches and hot toast, all his dishes are a hit. Generous and deliciously gourmet, they are sold at prices accessible to all budgets and served by a young, dynamic and very pleasant staff. The owner himself is very friendly and happy to chat, which doesn't spoil anything. A small, family-run bakery that ticks all the right boxes!

Flours and Breads bears its name: there are flours suitable for making bread from millers qualié chosen for their products. Also all ready preparations and the mixture of 500 G in which it is enough to add salt, yeast and water, of sugars in grains and the mini drops of chocolate with 44% cocoa and even an bread. Conditionnenent of 500 G to 5 kg. /Order online.

Végéta'Ly is the story of Lily, a thirty-something vegan and proud of her inclusive cuisine, who wants to enable everyone to enjoy gourmet products to suit all diets. She works with 100% pure cocoa butter chocolate (without gluten or palm oil), healthy fruits, and "veganizes" classic recipes by replacing certain ingredients (soy cream, coconut sugar, plant-based milk chocolate or chickpea juice) for delicious proposals full of ethical values!

Above all, Comptoir des Flandres is passionate about cookies and confectionery. A manufacturer for generations, it is with the same generosity that it offers Gaufres Fourrées and Gaufrettes from Eugène Blond, Gaufres Fines pur beurre from La Dunkerquoise, and Bêtises de Cambrai from Confiserie Afchain. Comptoir des Flandres uses authentic mixers, molds and ovens. Tradition is no joke here. The factory outlet is a veritable goldmine for gift ideas and will satisfy the appetite of even the most gourmand. You'll find products sold in regular shops, as well as downgraded products and gift baskets.

As soon as you enter the Chocolaterie Beussent Lachelle, you are seized by a delicious gourmet smell. There are several shops in France, but the parent company is located in the Pas-de-Calais, in Beussent, where everything is made. This house creates all its chocolates, it also has the particularity of growing its beans in Ecuador. Boxes, bites, hammer chocolate...: there is something for everyone. The prices are a little high, but it's the price of quality.

Founded in 1985, the house of Beussent has nothing more to prove in terms of chocolate... Made in a traditional way, the products have a characteristic taste appreciated by connoisseurs. The company's chocolate makers are among the few professionals in France to master the manufacturing process from A to Z: from the choice of cocoa beans to the conching, everything is home-made. Note that Beussent has its own plantation in Ecuador! Don't hesitate to stop by the store!

Founded in 1985, the House of Beussent has nothing to prove in terms of chocolate... Made in a traditional way, with the greatest respect for the raw material, its products have a characteristic taste appreciated by connoisseurs. The company's chocolate makers are among the few professionals in France to master the manufacturing process from A to Z: from the choice of cocoa beans to the conching, everything is home-made. They have their own plantation in Ecuador! Don't hesitate to drop by the shop to discover the works made by these craftsmen.

This century-old bakery has been passed down from generation to generation in the Tepper household. Its heritage? The 500g loaves once bought by local miners. Today, these large loaves with an airy crumb are still sold, but the bakery's range has been modernized and developed by Pascal Tepper, the company's last chef and Meilleur ouvrier de France. He now designs fine pastries, jams, chocolate figurines and ready-made meals.

Mamatte is a traditional bakery offering innovative homemade sourdough and specialty breads. It's a pastry shop presenting French classics in generous, shareable slabs. An exceptional all-you-can-eat brunch and coffee corner. It's a caterer of varied, comforting recipes. And above all... it's a "Mademoiselles" bar with croissants topped to the minute with gourmet preparations!

In short, this bakery is a modern gourmet kingdom not to be missed!

The décor is refined and elegant, as if to better emphasize the shapes and colors of the creations of the owner: Marion Desurmont. Passionate, she works the material with talent, whether it is organic flours to realize her breads mixing perfectly soft and crunchy, chocolate that she knows how to balance in creations to fall, or fruits and sweet flavors that she sublimates to perfection in her magnificent pastries.

And of 4 ! In 2022, Cécile Trotreau's know-how is once again recognized by Gault & Millau! As its name indicates, you are not entering a bakery, but a bakery-grocery in bulk-art gallery. Quite a program! Organic flour from the North, organic and as much as possible local ingredients, a homemade leaven... But the most important thing is obviously the taste. A golden and crunchy crust, a soft crumb... : everything is perfect !

A gourmet's Ali Baba's cave! As you enter, you'll be impressed by the sheer quantity of goodies on display behind the windows. It doesn't take long before you're lost for words! Did you come for a sweet treat? Now you're looking at the homemade quiches and hot dogs out of the corner of your eye. Were you looking for something salty? But these shells (the house specialty!) with chocolate chips look devilishly good... A place where having eyes bigger than your belly is a quality! What's more, you'll be greeted with a smile and the prices are very affordable.