Gourmet products local specialties and wines Alpes-Maritimes

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The mill of Spéracèdes is resolutely modern. It works with steel mixers. The oil is produced from November to March with olives from the Alpes-Maritimes and the Var. You can visit the mill during the production period. You can then buy olive oil, tapenade, biscuits or anchoïade directly at the shop or online via their website. A great opportunity to bring back a bit of the French Riviera in your suitcases. Friendly welcome.

Intermarché Hyper in Menton is a large hypermarket. It offers a range of services including in-store shopping, drive-through and home delivery. In addition to shopping, Intermarché Hyper de Menton also offers services such as a service station, Saint Roman pharmacy, passport photos, photocopies and a cash dispenser. The store also has a collection and recycling area to encourage recycling. For added convenience, there are also toilets, a shoe repair shop, a mailbox and a press area. Customers can also take advantage of Intermarché's online services, such as show ticketing, photo printing and car rental.

Yaël and Alexandre are at the origin of the project of the Maison Yalex, an address full of flavours which is in bakery and artisan pastry, as well as in the tea and catering version. This time, breads, pastries and pastries have other flavours, such as pizzas, pissaladières, misty quiches and bruschettas. Everything is made on site, 100% house, with regional products and organic meals. You can eat on the small outdoor terrace in summer or inside in the beautifully decorated boutique. Of course you can buy to take. The delicacies of the Maison Yalex can also be enjoyed with tea or coffee, also served on site.

Instead of Belloire, close to Saint-Etienne-de-Tinée, discover this Bergerie and his cheese cheese of Gold at the competition of the Alpes-Maritimes 2014 and 2015 for the tomme of sheep, medallist of Gold in the competition of the Alpes-Maritimes 2015 for ewe's yogurt and silver medalist of Silver in the Alpes-Maritimes contest 2015 for the fresh cheese of sheep. In direct sale to the farm or market of the village, find yaourts, fresh cheeses and tommes milk of sheep who make the success of this authentic address.

Want to taste seafood? Go to Les Pêcheries! For four generations, the Lorenzis have had their feet in the water! In addition to the variety and freshness of the products on offer, we appreciate the respect for traditional and responsible fishing techniques. A company that combines know-how, ethics, exceptional products, authenticity and friendliness, and that brings together a crew of more than 20 sailors, of all origins and talents, but who all have one thing in common: a passion for seafood.

Don't miss the traditional cooking classes at Atelier Cuisine Niçoise. The concept is a hit with locals and visitors alike. The aim is to reproduce typical Nice dishes, with recipes offered in a room equipped with 12 workstations. Gourmets can attend courses, conferences and presentations of artisanal products to discover the secrets of making Nissard sweets, to enjoy on the spot or to take away.

Taste, flavours, choice: everything is sweetness in this delicious shop with a trendy and refined decoration. Macaroons, ice creams, sorbets, chocolates and pastries that can be enjoyed without hunger, with a delicate and subtle balance, are arranged like precious jewels all signed by the chef Patrick Mesiano. A very high level for the amateurs of the genre who, like many faithful, will quickly make it their gourmet HQ. Possibility to order your own desserts and/or cakes for your events (wedding, baptism, birthday...).

Since 2015, La Maison Duplanteur has taken pride of place in Grasse's historic center, quickly becoming an iconic chocolate shop. Its boutique is brimming with irresistible delights, offering a wide range of prestigious bars and boxes, perfect for gift-giving or pampering yourself. These delights are also available on their online boutique. Nothing beats a visit to the factory to find out more about the chocolate-making process, from roasting to tasting! So don't miss the chance to indulge in some delicious chocolate.

If Menton rhymes with lemons, lemons rhyme with delicious liqueurs, aperitifs, olive oils and other artisanal products to be discovered in this pretty shop, a delicatessen, which has taken up residence in a former convent in the pedestrian zone of the old town. Beautifully decorated and adorned with a fresco on the ceiling, the establishment works with a dozen local producers and offers delicious homemade limoncellos and many other products made in an artisanal way to come and discover, taste and why not pack your bags.

This is the not-to-be-missed event for lovers of old books, comics, magazines and all kinds of books. Located on the large sunny square of the Palais de Justice, this market gathers about twenty booksellers and secondhand booksellers who offer at low prices old, rare or out of print books but also more contemporary works so that everyone can find his happiness. On the stands, you will also find postcards, prints, engravings and old posters. Come and find a nugget or stroll around and soak up its soft artistic atmosphere.

How, you might ask, yet another market on the Saleya course? Well yes, after the famous day markets, here comes the night market, instead of the other two! Organized only during the mild summer evenings, this craft market is the ideal place to admire the jewellery, pottery and paintings made with passion by craftsmen from Nice. Before a romantic meal or in the middle of two drinks with friends, there is always a good reason to stroll around this beautiful market, simply because the nocturnal atmosphere of the Saleya course has absolutely nothing to do with what you can know about the place during the day... We say no more and let you discover it!

In their charming boutique on the village square, Marie-Alix and Pierre offer cheese lovers a range of fresh, melting, creamy and firm cheeses. Their rigorous selection includes mature, farmhouse and raw-milk cheeses, as well as wines, preserves and olive oils, to create gourmet platters adapted to each season (raclette, fondue, Christmas platter). Between French classics and seasonal creations, the choice is difficult, but the expert advice on tasting is invaluable.

For 80 years, this bakery has been a benchmark in pastry and chocolate-making. At the helm: Stéphane Saluzzo, a passionate master craftsman. He sublimates exceptional chocolates, from Tanariva grand cru pure Madagascar milk to Bahibe, a grand cru from the Dominican Republic. From shareable pastries to gourmet viennoiseries, every Épi d'Or creation celebrates excellence. A must for lovers of sweets and refined flavours, where every delight is an invitation to savour the pleasures of tradition and craftsmanship.

Yilimi is the delicatessen specializing in Asian food products that we love. Spices, noodles, teas, sauces... from Korea, Japan and China, you're bound to find what you're looking for. But that's not all! A whole limited series of products inspired by popular mangas will delight children of all ages. A warm welcome and personalized advice in store. For recipe ideas and special offers, follow their Facebook page.

Vines in the Esterel ? Certified organic, the 4 hectare vineyard offers a variety of wines made from Cinsault, Syrah, Rolle, Clairette, Chardonnay and Muscat à petits grains grapes. In the greatest respect of the terroir, the wines are elaborated according to the rules of organic vinification.

The Cave L'Oasis offers a very selective range of about 250 references out of the 1,200 that the historic Oasis has, as well as a range of spirits. Pascal Paulze, sommelier and Meilleur Ouvrier de France 2015, guides you towards the emotion that a wine can bring.

For over 20 years, this organic confectionery factory, in collaboration with the horticulturists of the Grasse pool of the chocolates, biscuits and sweets based on natural flavours of flowers. You trouve des sugars flavoured with pink, violet, the poppyseed, the mimosa but also confit and the frost of flowers.

Le Coin du Fromager is, as its name suggests, a cheese shop, but it's also a delicatessen and a wine cellar where you can discover and enjoy local products. Here, you can compose your own platter or select yoghurt, butter and crème fraîche from a wide range of delicately matured products. An unmissable stop where the relaxed, family atmosphere adds to the quality of the already affable and timeless place. Orders can be placed in the Monaco and Menton stores.

Food lovers, there's no need to wait for market appearances to fill up on harvested honey - it's now on sale in Biot! Bee Riviera has opened its boutique opposite the town hall, filled with charm and magnificent stone walls, where jars of 100% local honey can be found, as well as mead and jams, not forgetting Catherine Brothier's delicious ZK chocolate spread. The honey producer has also entered into a partnership with Héloïse Gaidoz, a talented pastry chef from Biot.

For several centuries, farmers have developed a pastoral activity essentially oriented towards cheese production. All stages of production are carried out in the mountain cheese dairies. In the Dorgane district, several farms are located, notably that of Annie and Gérard Sic who raise goats and dairy sheep. The road stops at 600 m from the farm. Finish on foot! On the spot you can buy all the products of the farm: tommes and cheeses, eggs, vegetables, fruits and jams.

As soon as you enter, your eyes are drawn to the magnificent chocolate fountain. The chocolates on offer are accompanied by a fine selection of teas, original recipes for homemade chocolates and specialities such as chocolate sausages, not forgetting fruit jellies, candied fruits, macaroons... In summer, ice creams and sorbets take over. The master chocolatier likes to share his passion and the origins of his cocoa flavours in workshops and manufacturing courses.

A favorite of Michelin-starred restaurants for over 30 years, this establishment is neither lacking in style nor taste. It offers a wide selection of high-quality goat's, cow's and ewe's milk cheeses. And the gourmet delights don't stop there, as the delicatessen offers a range of delicacies to accompany your cheese finds: charcuterie, salts, foie gras, caviar - everything you need to rediscover the terroir and indulge (or indulge) yourself. Special mention for the warm, smiling welcome. Another boutique is located in the Libération district, at 1 rue Raiberti in Nice.

Creating an authentic, richly-flavored spread without palm oil or artificial flavors? That's the bold challenge set by Catherine Brothier and her brother Yves Zuconi. These two gourmands with a passion for cooking have created a richly-flavored spread, with fine Piedmont hazelnuts, real vanilla and fair-trade cocoa beans. Many top hotels offer this wonderful spread in their establishments. You can find it in Biot at Catherine's partners, the Bee Riviera boutique.

The name "BACHO Brewery" comes from the Amerindian language. Loup" is in fact "Bacho", in reference to the Loup river, which flows through the commune where this craft brewery is located. BACHO beers are aimed at all palates, connoisseurs and amateurs alike, and are presented to you in this 160 m² space which includes the boutique, the brewing workshop and the bar for tastings. It's a great opportunity not only to discover production on site, but also to immerse yourself in the creation of a craft beer from A to Z. Nibbles are also available.

The old Rossignol oil mill, which dates back to 1760, has kept its granite millstones over the years. Today, they stand next to a sophisticated modern machine which ensures the pressing. Only 80 kilos of fruit are needed to leave with the oil. Homemade olive paste and preserves are available on the mill's shelves. Interested individual visitors can ask for a guided tour. The production is on sale in the shop: olive oils, and all the products derived from the olive, including the olive preserve, a home-made recipe...

This must-see place offers a selection of local products and quality cured meats, made in the pure Piedmontese tradition: raw milk cheese, rigatello, reblochon, whole milk yogurt or fresh cheese. La Vacherie prepares your raclette platter and even lends you the machine! The most curious can visit the production workshop and discover the milking of the cows and the feeding of the calves. In summer, you can also find the heifers and calves of the breeder in Mollières, in the Mercantour park.

Voted best cellar in France in 2020 by the RVF, La Part des Anges combines three activities in one place: wine cellar, bistro at lunchtime, and wine bar. The store, which specializes in "natural" and organic wines, lists nearly 300 wines. The sympathetic owner of the place gives his advice and new finds. A few tables are set up at the back of the store so that you can enjoy your wine with a plate of cheese. A delicatessen section also offers olive oils, vinegars, peppers and salts.

You enter this store like a museum, where the minimalist, modern decor plays with wood and metal. Meticulously-crafted shelves display all kinds of olive oils and by-products, inspiring gift ideas and the creation of custom-made baskets. The brand has a proven track record dating back to 1822, when the first olive oil was produced by this house. Since then, the company has come a long way, and the charm of the premises and the quality of the products make it a pleasure to browse in any store (Grasse or Nice).

This oil mill built in 1850 has been passed down from generation to generation. Today it is managed by Roselyne, the founder's granddaughter, assisted by her nephew Jean-Luc. As harvesting owners, they run a local olive grove and produce a great PDO oil that has been awarded several times. A small museum shows the flour mill of yesteryear and a video film retraces the stages of the oil mill. In the store, you can taste and buy olive products. Make an appointment to visit: Roselyne can't be at the mill!

Located in the heart of Nice, Artisan DAQI was born in 2020 with a simple idea: to help you rediscover traditional cuisine with a touch of Nice panache! At Artisan DAQI, the idea is to combine tradition and curiosity by creatively revisiting the Panisse recipe. A wide range of savoury panisses are the perfect accompaniment to your most delicious meals. But that's not all! They've also thought of the little ones by creating sweet recipes: cocoa, orange blossom, lemon zest and many more! Their recipes are crunchy, delicate, innovative and, above all, a real treat for your taste buds. They adapt new recipes according to seasonal ingredients to sublimate flavors and tastes. You can currently find their products in restaurants in the Alpes Maritimes and in some supermarkets. Please note: panisses are organic, gluten-free and vegan. So treat yourself and take care of yourself at the same time!

Casa Dalmasso is an Italian house in the traditional sense of the word: a history of Piedmont family from the region of Cuneo. Davide Dalmasso is an explorer. For him, dissemination would be nothing if it were accompanied by the tireless discovery of new handicrafts. This quest, he leads from the north to southern Italy, his country. It returns treasures that are to gastronomy what rare editions are to love books. Davide Dalmasso completely ignores all industrial manufacturing and has only one credo: tradition. Known as the'Restaurant, the Lazarette has opened an online store dedicated to the public. The selection of "On Line" products is the héritière of a half-century of tradition and continuous transmission of know-how. Then to your keyboard at www.casadalmasso.com to discover all these gourmet flavours.

Sylvain and Mila Marty are married for the better, and above all for the greater pleasure of sweet tooths who will find in their bakery-pastry shop something to satisfy all their cravings. He's Bruno's former sidekick at Villa Archange, a two Michelin-starred chef; she's a true pastry enthusiast whose Russian origins can be found in some of the original creations on display. A skilful blend of skills and know-how, notably highlighted in the TV show "La meilleure boulangerie de France" (France's best bakery).

A true institution in Old Nice, for 5 generations the Caprioglio family has managed this business with love and conviviality in the old way. The wine cellar has existed for a century and time seems to have stood still, which is what gives it its emblematic charm, with local wine on tap. The owner of the place will make you discover a vast choice of wines, from great vintages to the finest spirits. He will advise you with a smile whether you are looking for a first price bottle or a great vintage.

On the Place aux Aires, stop off at this welcoming tearoom where tea and coffee tasting is an art. As well as being a boutique, the address is ideal for a gourmet break. The terrace, facing the fountain, offers a pleasant setting all year round. In this oasis of softness, where the owner welcomes you with kindness, you can savour a delicious coffee from Peru or Sumatra, a fresh orange juice and a gourmet waffle; but also opt for crepes and smoothies, accompanied by a wide choice of quality teas.

At Fromagerie de la Chèvre Blanche, Jean Cassar and his wife Marie, who have been in business since 1989, have been joined by their son Mathieu. They are goat and pig farmers. Here you'll find the products they make from goat's milk (faisselle, fresh or mature cheeses, logs, tommes, brousse, etc.), as well as yoghurts, cured meats and meat parcels. Products are available from March to November. The rest of the time, the goats are in gestation.

At the end of a charming courtyard lies a veritable nugget: Guillaume Lecerf's boutique. Here, everything exudes craftsmanship and tradition. Inspired by the ancestral recipe handed down by his father-in-law, Francis Saunier, Guillaume passionately crafts delicious gingerbread. And there are no limits to his creativity! From candied orange to speculoos and chocolate chips, each variety is an invitation to indulge. Don't miss their speciality: gingerbread with ginger, a real explosion of flavours! The choice is yours.

Sheltered under a beautiful hall on the seafront, the covered market of Menton is one of the places where it is good to stroll while tasting the local atmosphere: with the surrounding pedestrian streets, it is indeed the heart of the life of the old city. Located on Quai de Monléon, it gathers every day, from Monday to Sunday, about thirty traders who sell fresh products, vegetables, fruits, meats... The polychrome ceramics of the Menton factory decorate the top of the facade and give the building its "Belle époque" cachet. A stop not to be missed!

The name Difé comes from the owner's native land, which means "fire" in Creole. Originally from Guadeloupe, he is also behind the artisanal production of arranged rums that he sells on his website and at a few retailers throughout France. A tribute to his origins. Prepared with the maceration of plants, fruits, spices or even mixtures of fruit juices in the purest West Indian tradition, without colorants or preservatives, the rums are a real pleasure in the mouth. The maceration of the alcohols is carried out in Nice.

Astoux & Brun is the place to go for seafood lovers in Cannes! On the shelves: a fine selection of fish, shellfish and crustaceans to take away, not forgetting the delicacies concocted by the chef. From crab quiche to crispy cod accras, every bite is an explosion of flavors. An invitation to enjoy the delights of the sea at home, for gourmet meals that are sure to cause a sensation!

Do you dream of mastering the art of excellent pastry-making, as enjoyed in Michelin-starred restaurants? Discover the new concept proposed by Nicolas Dolbeau, a renowned pastry chef who has forged his expertise in the most prestigious gastronomic establishments, from Negresco to the international kitchens of Alain Ducasse. At the heart of his workshops, he generously reveals his secrets, tricks and techniques, adapted for the pleasure of all. A total immersion in the world of 100% homemade patisserie. An authentic culinary experience to share an unforgettable moment of conviviality.

A chocolate and confectionery shop to be discovered in Old Nice! A glassed-in space opens onto the workshop of this local child, as evidenced by the pennant of the city's football club, where all the production is carried out. Here, we are talking about craftsmanship and production with raw materials from fair trade for the chocolate and fruits from Nice for the jams. The gourmands will be filled by an important choice and prices which remain very wise. To discover!

Looking for a good ice cream parlour to cool down on the terrace after a tour of the old town? La Maison Marc's ice cream sundaes are a delightful combination of gourmet goodness and originality: we fell in love with the one combining fresh fruit, chocolate fondant and scoops of chocolate and red fruit ice cream. The menu also includes a range of excellent fresh fruit juices to accompany your pancakes or sweet waffles, as well as all the classic drinks. On weekends, at lunchtime, you can also enjoy a delicious brunch!

André Giauffret has been growing quails since 1992 for his olives, which he transforms into oil, paste and table olives, all certified AOP de Nice. But at La Sirole, you can also put your feet under the table of the family restaurant to taste these local products directly. An authentic Nissarde cuisine which gives pride of place to the olives from the estate. Taste the real pissaladière, the pan bagnat or the salad niçoise seasoned with André's olive oil. And there, under the shady arbour lined with olive trees, time stands still...

Candles, decorations, gourmet assortments, exquisite chocolates, liqueurs, scented teas, coffees... You'll feel like a kid in a toy store! With products to suit all tastes and budgets, this boutique is a veritable Ali Baba's cave. Marion's warm welcome and expert advice add a magical touch to every visit. And because we never get bored, you'll have plenty of time to discover new seasonal products, because at "Instant Gourmands", every visit is a celebration!

In 2010, Mélanie and Christophe moved to the village to grow saffron at an altitude of 1000 m. The farm, which also includes plots of vegetables and red fruits, is entirely organic. Their meticulous work allows them to harvest the precious pistils of this violet flower, which can be found on the finest tables in the region, such as the Louis XV in Monaco. They also offer fresh or dried mountain mushrooms (ceps, chanterelles, morels), fresh eggs and homemade jams.