The best delicatessens Aude

If you're a gourmet, this is the place for you! This delicatessen is undoubtedly one of the best in town. We come here for the quality of the products selected, whether from the region or elsewhere. Local wines and beers, crémants and blanquettes de Limoux, champagnes and spirits to make your mouth water! And when it comes to good food, you'll love the cheeses from Chez Xavier (MOF), the artisanal charcuterie, the exceptional Iberian hams, the cakes and other gourmet preserves, and the ever-wise advice from the team.

Le Comptoir des Matins Bleus is Sandrine Béliveau's declaration of love for her terroir. In her small grocery store, she shares her passion for good products from here and elsewhere: vinegars from Laguinelle, peppers and spices from around the world, Greek feta, exceptional small goats' cheeses, Iberian ham, wines and beers from the region, organic coffees, teas and herbal teas, surprising syrups... An address that hides a multitude of little nuggets of all kinds

Gilles and Jacqueline welcome you to their magnificent red store, the aptly named La Ferme, the meeting place of every self-respecting Aude epicurean. Thirty years of passion for cheeses and local produce have made this a Mecca for gourmets. Here you'll find everything to satisfy your taste buds: 7,000 references are sifted, tasted and approved before ending up in your basket. Whether you're looking for a gourmet or rural meal, or a gift involving the culinary arts, La Ferme is the cave with a taste of the terroir.

In the heart of the medieval city and echoing the tea room and ice cream parlour in the lower town, the Cosy du Plo, offers a tea room-ice cream parlour and delicatessen concept that you will find right next to the Jean-Deschamps Theater square. This "gourmet store" features a selection of local producers, beers, wines, olive oils, cassoulets, honeys, liqueurs and sweet treats. For a gourmet break, sit down to taste the delicious specialties of the house such as the waffles in the Liège style that you can decorate with homemade ice creams.

Cyril's vinegars are renowned in the region. Highly acclaimed by top chefs, he satisfies a clientele looking for exceptional products. Taste his 48 different vinegars and balsamics, such as the wild blackberry vinegar or the candied lemon and ginger wine vinegar, or discover the production site, just a stone's throw from the boutique. From the barrels filled with a 10-year-old balsamic to the bottles of wine vinegar on the roof, you'll learn all about its production methods at the end of the free tour.

A newcomer to Narbonne, Stéphanie Asco's highly attractive shop is a concentrate of good taste and gourmet delights, and it's because she doesn't want to be like everyone else that you'll find everything here that you won't find anywhere else. First of all, you'll discover a fine selection of wines from the region and beyond, all organic or biodynamic, but also spirits, gins, rums, digestifs... And what can we say about the selection of gourmet products such as Kalios smoked olive oil! A bit of literature and the very enlightened advice of Fanny the epicurean.

Specializing in French cuisine, it offers dishes for lunch and dinner. The restaurant has a pleasant setting and the welcome is appreciated by customers. However, there are still few comments on the quality of the food, service, value for money and atmosphere. Some customers expressed disappointment with the quality of service and food. Others appreciated the friendly atmosphere and tasty dishes. It is advisable to consult customer reviews before deciding to visit this restaurant.

Cellar and local delicatessen, this store in the center of Castelnaudary complements those in Villefranche-du-Lauragais and Castanet-Tolosan. Christophe Hernandez welcomes you amid the finest cheeses, charcuterie, preserves and spices available on the local market. It's a veritable Ali Baba's cave, showcasing the full range of French know-how! In the cellar, you'll find a fine selection of wines (mainly regional) and champagnes. Spirits from theregion rub shoulders with those from Ireland and Japan. Chez Christophe, it's good to be an epicurean!

Here you'll find a fine selection offered by the local owners, Domaine Tart-Avizat. Right in the center of the village, they offer 200 of their favorite wines and a wide range of gourmet delights: wines, vinegars, honey, salts, oils, olives, traditional preserves... A warm welcome awaits you in an authentic cellar overlooking the old salt marshes and flamingos. You can also book a "From vine to cellar" tour at the boutique, which will end with a tasting of the estate's wines!

Don't feel like cooking? You're sure to find what you're looking for at l'Ensoleillade in the halles de Saint-Pierre. A leading caterer since 2005 in Saint-Pierre and Narbonne-Plage. Mathieu Bernard, a trained butcher and chef, offers traditional and typically Mediterranean dishes such as boles de picolat, paella, bouillabaisse (to order), matured prime rib and other grilled sausages and kebabs. You'll also find prepared dishes in jars, Occitan charcuterie... A must!

It is in this cereal farm belonging to the Bareil clan that these original pasta products are made with lilting names: cresta, dentèla, virona, cauquilha or camba de blat. On a base of stone-ground flour, the producers have fun with art and greed to model names, shapes, colors and flavors around the ancestral wheat: golden yellow, coral red or English green pasta, the tastes of tomato, beet, spinach or basil dance in your basket. For individuals or professional distributors.

Stephen, an oenologist who has lived in the region for twenty-five years, recently trained in cheeses to open this concept store combining his two passions. Having travelled extensively in and around the Aude region, Stephen has built up an impressive list of small local producers. In his store, the oenologue Fromager offers a concentrate of gourmet delights, with a selection of regional products such as cassoulet, charcuterie, confit... Quality products and sound advice go hand in hand with ongoing tastings and introductory wine-tasting courses.

Following on from the success of their Cartouche cellar in Leucate, Arnaud Granel and Jean Baptiste Bru have taken Dame Jeanne, located on the Place du Château in the heart of the town, by storm. Here you'll find a delicatessen with a hundred or so references of wines and spirits, often organic, sometimes natural, as well as local produce and crafts. Cassoles de la Poterie Not, Zouave knives, La Verte de Carcassonne (the new crème de menthe). Gourmet nibbles available on site (or to take away), accompanied by a glass of local wine.