The best grocery stores Gironde

Le Comptoir Bordelais is an essential stop for tourists and gift seekers. In this charming grocery store, which looks like an old-fashioned shop, you will find a wide range of spirits, local products and gourmet souvenirs! In addition to the traditional cannelés, you will find sweets, wine, liqueurs of all kinds, various aperitifs including Lillet, biscuits, foie gras, cassoulet, condiments, lentil sausages... Everything is always very well presented and very good.

From the village of Hourtin, go to the tobacco office to see the Lachanau sign. And always straight to discover this cabin, which serves as a grocery-bar and a games room. A well-known unusual cabin of the Hourtinais for the dépannage grocery store and a glacier bar where the prices of the drinks are more than reasonable: shooters at 1 €, alcohol at 2 €, baby at 2,50 € and coffee at 1 €. Take on this caravelle at the time of the aperitif.

Between the church and the town hall of Jau-Dignac-Loirac, this air-conditioned multiservice of 150 m 2 makes it possible to shop in the midst of a picnic for example: compound salads or sandwiches, or for any purchase: tobacco-press, groceries, fresh products, pastries, postage stamps, games of French Games and telephone cards, gas bottles. A smart plan: The wines of Jau-Dignac & Loirac are at castles! Additional services are offered such as post, home delivery and photo development. In short, the multiservice!

Located in Isle-Saint-Georges, Gironde, the Laplagne Jean-Michel winery is a must for wine lovers. Here you can taste a wide selection of local wines and discover the different stages of wine production.

Le Jardin des Marmites saw the light of day at the end of 2023, the fruit of a long reflection that gave birth to a gourmet grocery store in the heart of Blaye. The place is a local treasure. Run by Myriam and Jean Damien, it seduces the taste buds with an exquisite selection of regional and organic products. Terrines, cookies and other spreads for a colorful aperitif, local wines and sweet delights are all on offer. An ode to authentic flavors and regional craftsmanship, where every visit is a gastronomic stroll. A charming tea room nestled at the back of the store awaits you for a sweet break.

Nothing predestined Joan Lartigau to sell hams and products from the Basque Country, as he was an agricultural engineer by training. What pushed him: his origins in the Landes and Basque Country, his love of good products from the South-West. People come to his store for his Basque and Iberian hams, his charcuterie and his preserves. Joan Lartigau has opened a cellar and a delicatessen section filled with good products: caviar, truffles, porcini mushrooms, foie gras, salmis of pigeon, lamprey or sturgeon à la bordelaise, Basque cakes, ewe's milk cheese.

Right in the center of town, this delicatessen is an institution! All the regional specialities are here to delight your taste buds, including rare, traditional and artisanal products that can even be tasted on the premises. With its old-fashioned boutique feel, the store offers genuine Landes pastis, direct from Escource in the Landes, Bordeaux bouchons, foies gras, terrines, fish soups and regional aperitifs such as Lillet or Tariquet. And let's not forget our local beers!

Patrick had a thousand and one jobs before setting up his store in the heart of Montalivet, a traditional organic delicatessen. Passionate, he's constantly on the lookout for innovative products, which he sources as he meets new people (sharpening spice pencils, vegan liqueur mousse...) and has a little something for everyone. No wonder he was awarded the Certificate of Excellence at the Trophées de l'accueil. Gift boxes in winter, tastings in summer, a gourmet address not to be missed.

Restaurant Zéphirine offers on-site dining and takeaway, but does not offer a delivery service. To get to the restaurant, you can walk from Place Gambetta down Rue Judaïque, or take bus lines 2, 3, 4, 12 and 15 from Place Gambetta, or lines 1 and 16 from Gambetta-Meriadeck. Parking lots are also available nearby, such as Parking Gambetta and Parking Clémenceau.

La Cave 45 is a friendly place where wine lovers can find what they're looking for. Their wine selection boasts over 430 references, ranging from star wines to favorites, from gourmet wines to friends' wines. You'll also find over 170 spirits, 80 craft beers and a selection of delicatessen items. La Cave 45 regularly organizes wine tasting evenings hosted by enthusiastic producers.

L'Echoppe de la Lune is both a gourmet and historical grocery store. Anna Pedelaborde's idea is to tell the story of Bordeaux from the ^18th century to the present day, through 120 products made exclusively in Gironde. Each product has its own explanatory sign! More than twenty brands, some of them a little forgotten, are on offer in the boutique. The clientele is mainly local, but tourists appreciate this shop for its originality, Anna's kindness and the quality of the gourmet discoveries.

Hélène Papaïlias sees her grocery store as a link between her two countries of origin: France and Greece. With all the products she selects directly from small producers, she can help you discover the earthy cuisine she loves so much. Florina peppers, gigantes beans, pistachios, mountain herbs and teas, Kalamon olives, Nemea wine, sheep's milk cheese, extra virgin olive oils... Lots of recipe ideas are available online. The store opens on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. from April to December. Greek meals to take away.

Douceurs du Médoc is a natural food store offering a selection of local, natural products from the Médoc region. Among the products on offer are tea, infusions, jellies and salt flavored with wild plants. The store also offers a local grocery and an anisette called Verdanis, made from wild Médoc plants and flowers. Douceurs du Médoc is a family-run, artisanal business that makes it a point of honor to develop natural wellness products that respect the environment. Products are available for purchase in store.