Where to buy bread cakes chocolates ice cream France

The talented Guillaume Cerdini has made a name for himself in chocolate. This is his second boutique - the first is in Vals-les-Bains - run by his wife Élodie. The selection of chocolates is just as comprehensive as in Vals, and you'll find all the products that come out of the spa town's workshop. Chocolates, macaroons, vacherins, as well as seasonal specialties for the festive season. In summer, tables are placed outside to enjoy the delicious ice creams.

This bakery bears the same name as a nearby church, built at the end of a rocky spur. If the religious building bears witness to centuries of history, this bakery, taken over by Paul Ginisty, continues to embody the ancestral recipe for good sourdough bread baked in a wood-fired oven: a handful of natural ingredients, a unique touch and a lot of know-how. The result is a noble bread with an incomparable taste and consistency.

This artisan ice cream maker has been sharing his passion since April 2012 and customers are raving about this address. The choice of ice creams and sorbets is impressive and the flavors as numerous as unusual. Some specialties are appealing: mushrooms, foie gras, tapenade... The sweet delicacies will however be preferred by the less daring: madeleine, crème brûlée, crumble, macaroon... The staff is welcoming and you can feel the quality of the homemade ice creams with raw milk and a rich and creamy texture.

The Méon workshop supplies bakers and pastry chefs throughout Lorraine. In 2012, this legendary institution opened a store, in Heillecourt, next to its warehouses. This store allows you to discover and buy all their little wonders. Chocolates, almonds, chestnut cream, flavors and dyes are offered. But that's not all! You will also find pastry-making equipment, molds and cookbooks to carry out your recipes. A real Ali Baba's cave for all the gourmands and pastry apprentices.

"Le Moulin d'Arnaud" offers breads kneaded and baked on the spot, and it is a pleasure to see the wide range of choices: the pavé de rye, the pavé de châtaigne, or the Pain du Mineur with wheat and chicory, the Pavé d'Eon plain or with chorizo, without forgetting pastries, such as apricot oreillettes or mini donuts filled with strawberry or chocolate/nut. From "La Tentation", Arnaud's other address (located rue de l'hôpital) to the "Moulin d'Arnaud" there is only one step that gourmets will easily take!

An ancient tradition, the Occitan galette is made up of candied fruits, unspoiled almonds and gables. This scented scented monarch (bitter Mediterranean agrume) is a specialty found at Gilles' Fournil.

This blue truck is well known by all the inhabitants of Palois: these ice creams cannot be forgotten. Georgio has the secret of these perfect preparations, entirely home-made, always fresh, made with natural products (fruits, vegetables, herbs, creams, pistachio paste, hazelnut or cocoa...). You can't be disappointed. Even the cone is handmade with butter and fresh eggs. The variety of flavors is impressive with daily 34 different flavors and up to 230 possible recipes. The taste buds are guaranteed to be amazed!

It is difficult to do better in terms of freshness and quality than the wide choice of traditional biscuits on offer. Shop for tourists passing through, certainly but not only! The locals are happy to pick up their kugelhopf for Sunday breakfast. Let yourself be tempted by a fresh meringue or by the tender and mellow bredalas, traditional small ovens or less known as the geranium delight. This brand has grown small in the region and has not lost its high quality standards.

Thierry Vacher built his reputation with his famous and tasty Fanette, an old-fashioned sourdough baguette named after his great-grandmother and with a patented recipe. Even with a second bakery, the Chamalières store remains as busy as ever. We love the bread, pastries, viennoiseries and fresh sandwiches. Epiphany is one of our flagship events. The galette, with its gray almond frangipane, is certainly one of the best in the conurbation. Prices are a little above average, but the quality is there.

Sablé, everyone knows. But Fiona Leluc's sablé comes from the common. This young woman, whose father has a very well-known Lebanese table, left the world of finance for the softer of the pastry. From Lebanon it has kept taste and oriental flavours, but with a Breton husband unable to escape salt and sablé. So why not drop this little cake to make it the flagship product of its pastry? It's a good idea because it's off from its sablé sablé, which accompanies tea or coffee. And its sablé inspired by the Paris-Brest, where the very fine praline cream is topped with a walnut of slightly roasted piedmont? A pleasure… We fear that the fruit of passion, the banana boom, etc., all these sanded, very sweet, are fondants, light and their leaking hearts. They are either individually or in a more family-friendly format, sometimes in flower form. Another nice surprise: an extremely perfumed lemon cake. In this adventure, Fiona led his sister Fatina, a photographer who has an eye for the garden. The bakery has a boudoir where, on the other hand, we do not boycott our pleasure…

Facing the Grande Plage, this tearoom and patisserie is a must in Biarritz for a gourmet break. Founded in 1890, Maison Dodin is part of Biarritz's DNA, making it timeless. Handed down from father to son, generations of Biarrots and tourists have appreciated this institution, which has maintained its know-how and the quality of its products. Dodin has preserved its recipes and flavors while modernizing with more original confections. Enjoy a hot chocolate with a view of the ocean and sea spray.

Whether you head straight back to the beach at La Garluche or take a seat at one of the many tables on the terrace, Le Ressac is the artisan ice cream parlour facing the ocean! And you'll be able to choose from 70 flavors of ice cream and sorbet, including cocoa, double vanilla, ginger, basil and citrus cactus for lime lovers. The smoothies are not made with fresh fruit, but they are nonetheless thirst-quenching. A formula with a full galette, a crêpe and a drink is available here for 15 euros.

Cyril and Virginie Garnier make high quality products inherited from a family know-how built over several generations. In this patisserie-glacerie-chocolaterie, chocolate Easter eggs and Christmas logs are always a great success, as are their prunes filled with Armagnac. The family recipe of the tourtière gasconne was perfected in 1963, you will be able to taste a good part of it in the tea room.

Apior is a family business specializing in honey sweets. All our honey confectionery products are available from our factory store. You'll find hard and filled candies, lollipops, nougats, caramels... Everything is made on site in the workshop. Lollipops are sorted by hand and packaged using an artisanal process and a machine dating back over 50 years. A veritable Ali Baba's cave for gourmets of all ages! Try our speciality, Mielline, filled with 30% honey, a real treat!

This essential chocolate maker has 4 other brands in the Vendée and its Chocolate Museum in La Roche-sur-Yon. Gelencser chocolates are among the best in the Vendée. It is in Chantonnay, that the story began in 1956, with Patrick Gelencser's grandfather. Among the flagship chocolates: flavoured or pure ganaches, orange aiguillettes, florentines, mendiants, the Vendée heart, dried fruit tablets, spreadable paste? Cakes, mainly chocolate-based, are a delight, as are chocolate verrines and macaroons. An institution!

This bakery, located in the heart of Verdun's southern business park, has a wide range of special breads with cereals, nuts or figs, in addition to its many pastries. Viennese pastries include praline croissants, chocolate braids and cookies. Also fast food: pizza slices, paninis, sandwiches. The particularity of the house: a drive-through which has been operational for several years now... You place your order at the wheel of your car.

In his two shops, Jérôme Allamigeon shares his high quality products and a permanent search for novelties. "Les Bonbons flingueurs", hazelnut-based confectionery coated with acacia gum and chocolate, are a unique souvenir of Montauban in reference to the cult film Les Tontons flingueurs. A pastry-chocolate-ice-cream maker who contributes to the town's gastronomic reputation.Alexandres offers a restaurant in the Faubourg Lacapelle. A range of savoury dishes prepared by hand. Everything is home-made, on the spot or to take away.

Here's an address that smells like good bread kneaded and baked in its own bakery by an artisan baker. Here, everyday bread is a real treat! Country bread, grain bread, salt-free bread, gluten-free bread, sandwich bread, regional pastries, for lunch or a snack at any time of day, with sandwiches, quiches, pizzas and even seasonal salads... But also some sweet treats with pastries, fruit tarts... Building on its success, the bakery has opened a second store a little further up the road, at number 5 rue Jacques de la Roque.

Founded in 1917 by Louis Palomas, between Place Bellecour and the quays of the Saône, this company is the guardian of Lyon's chocolate-making tradition. Under the direction of master pastry chef and chocolatier Dominique Clerc, Palomas makes hand-crafted chocolates in its workshops from quality raw materials, from chocolate of course, to fruit from small local producers. House specialties include Palet de Fourvière, crunchy on top (fine meringue) and soft on the inside (Piedmont hazelnut praline), Amandes de Bellecour or the famous Délicia, "the devil's wafer", with 72% cocoa. It's so good to sin by indulgence!

It's a gourmet's paradise, where you'll find everything to satisfy your sweet and savoury cravings. The famous black cherries macerate in the workshop. The other attraction: chocolate with Espelette chilli pepper and Muxu d'Itxassou, a pear-flavoured cherry from Brana, coated in dark chocolate. Pure ewe's and goat's cheeses, sauces, ready-made meals all flavoured with Espelette chilli pepper, Eki beers, Irouléguy wines and Basque linen.

Since 2015, the artisanal production carried out here has been at the service of gourmets. The establishment focuses on puff pastry, shortcrust pastry and sweet pastry, offering them for sale but also serving a wide range of regional specialties: Lorraine pâtés, quiches, meat or fish pies, savory reductions as well as various pastries. There are also pizzas, flammenküeches... The products are available to take away raw and frozen. The house also makes personalized pastries for all your celebrations.

Here you are in France's first Diogo Vaz boutique, whose name echoes the cocoa bean plantation in Sao Tomé in the Gulf of Guinea (where the chocolate is directly produced). Taste this excellent raw material in a variety of forms and flavors: breakable slabs, hazelnuts, dark chocolate bars, cocoa nibs, cocoa nibs... all products that will make you melt. You'll also want to try the pastries made with Diogo Vaz chocolate and the artisanal ice creams, which can be eaten on site, in the dining room or on the terrace. A real treat!

Steven, the customers love you, you have become the soul of the neighbourhood, a place where people meet in the morning to buy REAL bread or their newspaper. A special mention for this artisan baker and pastry chef who is one of the few to offer fresh, quality pastries all year round, Sundays included. Steven revisits the great classics, babas au rhum, Paris-Brest, éclairs and other religieuses with his own personal touch, but also creates real masterpieces every week. A favourite of the Petit Futé!

In an old farmhouse, a pretty and well-stocked store, an exhibition space and a production laboratory are united. Philippe Juilhard, chocolate maker and confectioner with three stores in Champeix, Saint-Amant-Tallende and Mont-Dore, has taken over this Orcival institution. On the spot, thanks to a film, explanatory panels, old machines, molds and tools exposed... Discover the secrets of confectionery and chocolate making before tasting them!

On the edge of the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, we meet the cheerful team of this bakery-pastry shop with well-stocked windows. You can find bread of course, but also pastries, sweet and savory treats to eat a pizza on the go, nibble a cookie at snack time... There is a nice choice of pastries in individual or cake format. A small original offered by the house: a macaroon with Muscat de Frontignan, the local pride.

A family business handed down from father to daughter, L'écrin Gourmand has been serving the residents of the Sainte-Thérèse district for 10 years. In keeping with traditional know-how, all products are hand-made and homemade. You'll find classic Viennese pastries (croissants, pains au chocolat, lunettes à la crème...) as well as delicious pastries (éclairs, fruit tarts) and homemade cakes (marbles, lemon or rum cakes). And if you like quality bread, you'll find it here every day! In fact, La Tradition was named best baguette in Moselle by the FIM (Foire internationale de Metz) in 2014. A wide range of special breads (sourdough, country, wholemeal), including a sweet variant (rye, speculoos, raisins) and a dietary variant (Energus 10). Our favorite? Without doubt the honey-cranberry bread: a delight! Ideal for an afternoon snack or a balanced breakfast before a physical or mental effort. For lunch, we opt for the low-priced sandwich formula. And for gifts? Don't forget our boxes of almond tuile delicacies.

This establishment is a constant invitation to indulge. It's hard not to fall in love when you pass in front of this tempting window display Chocolate is king here, and the assortments will have everyone in agreement. As for pastries, all the classics are brilliantly executed: from macaroons to éclairs and millefeuille. You'll also appreciate the marshmallows, confectionery and ice creams, as well as more local specialties like the praline tart or Tournusien, the house specialty.

La Maison Mistre is an exceptional chocolate shop located in Marseille's Vauban district. Founded in 2021 by Laure and Pauline Mistre, this chocolate shop offers a wide selection of quality products that will appeal to all chocolate lovers. You'll find assorted chocolates, fruit jellies, pastries, confectionery and many other delights. Maison Mistre also offers an online ordering service, with the option of picking up your purchases in-store or having them delivered to your home.

One of the best bakeries in Tours! There is no doubt that the staff behind the ovens is full of talent to make all these products that seduce the inhabitants of the capital of Tours. The bread is crispy and delicious, with a large choice. As for the viennoiseries, pastries and other cakes, everything is wonderfully executed. Tarts, Paris-Brest, flans, eclairs, croissants, kouglof, there is something for everyone. At lunchtime, the bakery offers well-filled sandwiches and other tarts. Not to be missed!

Deliciousness and magic: this is the program of Sorbet Citron (formerly Mr Simms). Here, chocolates, caramels, licorice, marshmallows, jelly beans are in the spotlight, always in the Harry Potter theme. The magic potions made of lemonade, the chocogrenouilles and the surprise sweets remind it, for the connoisseurs. The English sweets and, for the more daring, the chocolates, cakes and cereal bars with insects remain current, as well as the Harry Potter corner with goodies. A store that enchants young and old!

A pastry shop where you are the hero. In this unusual workshop, Alice and Benjamin share the work with the customer. And if the customer is a pastry novice, all the better. In a well-equipped kitchen, and with the help of friendly advice, the managers of this little shop promise to teach you how to make macaroons in just two hours. In addition to a boutique area stocked with local products, a few viennoiseries and pastries, this workshop offers pastry classes for adults and children. With a reservation, it's easy to create your own sweet verrine or a magnificent fruit tartlet. The kitchen can also be made private for seminars or hen (or stag) parties. You choose the theme of the class, and with a few tricks you'll become the king of red fruit coulis.

"It's a beautiful novel, it's a beautiful story". La Biscuiterie was born in Caen in 1850, and almost disappeared. And now, since 2017, it's been labelled a "Living Heritage Company". Les Jeannette are nationally renowned, a fine renaissance and recognition! Madeleines are traditionally made in Colombelles, using fresh, preservative-free ingredients. From the original taste of Isigny PDO butter to the more exotic organic version, the madeleine has undoubtedly made a place for itself in the Normandy sun!

Papichou is the king of cabbage! This tearoom, located halfway between La Daurade and Le Capitole, welcomes you with a menu dedicated to cabbage. A recipe that dates back to the time of the great Catherine de Médicis, and which we offer here in both sweet and savoury versions. Dad puts on his baker's apron while daughter revitalizes the address. In addition to these delicious bites, you can enjoy a wide selection of pastries, savory tarts, salads and soups of the day, all prepared with carefully selected local produce. The setting is enveloped in colorful shades of green and orange - a true gourmet haven!

Marion and Cyril run an extraordinary chocolate factory in this small street in Cadurcia. The cocoa bean is a precious stone that finds its jewel case here. Cyril, artisan-chocolatier, works the chocolate as a goldsmith works the gold. The materials are noble and chosen with great care. In the back store, two workshops keep the production alive, the first one for the chocolate, the second one for the cookie making: indeed, a nice choice of madeleines and financiers is also proposed. A gourmet's paradise!

Fervent viewers of the show " La Meilleure boulangerie de France" on M6 will surely recognize this bakery that was competing for the title in 2021. Eliminated in the quarter finals, it nevertheless brilliantly represented the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. At its head, Cédric Robert who offers bread, pastries, chocolate and pastries. Don't miss to try the corn flaky bread or the coal baguettes! The big plus: the large parking lot in front of the store, which allows you to park without having to worry about it!

For 90 years, biscuit-making has been an art cultivated from father to son at the Landon family. The company's success has spanned the decades. Once inside the heavy metal door, you'll be amazed by the imposing glass shelves full of raisin, butter, caramel and coconut cookies... As soon as the store opens, these nuggets are the envy of customers. Their secret? Old-fashioned recipes, with no superfluous additions or preservatives.

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!

Foix has many bakeries, but this one shines by its past, its originality and the quality of its bread. It has existed for more than a century and its wooden frontage reminds us of a medieval shop. The store smells good bread, croissants, flour... Thierry Massat, the baker who has been at the helm for 20 years, works in front of his 1901 wood oven. And what comes out of it is nothing but delight and sweetness: sourdough breads and pastries baked in wood and the ravaille (badly baked bread), a traditional bread. Delicious sandwiches in a whole baguette!

Frédéric Vaucamps was born in the north of France and very early on he developed a passion for pastry making, which he decided to make his profession. He opened his first artisanal pastry shop in Hazebrouck in 1982 where he worked on various products, including meringue and brioche. He revisits the Merveilleux recipe, which he lightens up and offers in several flavours (dark chocolate, white chocolate, coffee, speculoos, cherry, almond and caramelised hazelnuts, caramel) and bingo, it's a success. The Merveilleux exists in mini, individual or cake of 4 to 24 parts. The Cramiques (brioches) are made with chocolate, sugar or raisins.

Moving into larger premises at 8 place St Jean, Aux Douceurs d'Augustine bakery invites you to discover a gourmet universe where artisan know-how and passion combine for your pleasure. Mickaël, 5th generation baker and manager of the bakery, his wife Julie, and Elisabeth, the mother partner, warmly welcome you and offer breads, viennoiseries and sandwiches prepared with love and attention to detail. Homemade products, made with quality ingredients. A gourmet pleasure, to be enjoyed alone or with the family, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

The reputation of the Maison Pariès has been built through five generations of master chocolate makers, pastry chefs and confectioners. From their workshop in the Basque Country, they make the best Basque cakes with almond cream, black cherry jam, chocolate, hazelnuts or citrus fruits. We also discover the ^Kanougas®, a soft caramel with 6 flavors, the ^Mouchou® (bise in Basque), with a soft heart rich in sweet almonds, or the Espelines, roasted sweet almonds, caramelized and spiced with a light touch of Espelette pepper.

Discover the first collection of historical cookies. Their recipe? Local raw materials and historical knowledge. In the kitchen: Elisa and Gwenaëlle, who live in an old farmhouse. Their Mirliflores cookie factory produces medieval, Renaissance or 18th century delicacies: hairy balls, with hazelnut and orange blossom, chocolate marzipan, violet brivadeaux, cookies of joy, with spelt flour, cinnamon and almond slivers. And in the box, there is a booklet on pastry through the centuries!

In the bustling Docks district, this bakery-patisserie-caterer-tea room is a gourmet meeting place like no other. An artisan to the core and a pastry chef by training, Louis has now added bakery to his business. And what a bakery it is! Different slices of bread every day, country loaves, buckwheat loaves (gluten-free), seed loaves, skylark loaves, gingerbread, bacon loaves and viennoiseries. Also available at the Arcangues market on Wednesdays.

A real Breton grocery store in Catalan country, what an idea ! Yes, Nicole la Bretonne welcomes you in her small shop at the entrance of the medieval village and will delight you with her Breton pastries and butter brioche. You will also find ice creams, natural sorbets, gazpacho or milkshakes made in front of you. For the little hungers, Nicole will make you a sandwich on request, or don't hesitate to taste the Catalan pastries, cold cuts, cheeses from our mountains and many other good things.

Nicolas Galmiche, master chocolatier, composes with local products, constantly in search of delicate flavours, harmonies of colours and shapes. He even draws his subtle additions of basil, mint, verbena from his garden/garden... He loves bergamot and cinnamon. His ganache with currant, hazelnut praline, liqueur candies, Timut pepper chocolate (Nepal) and Criollo chocolate (Cuban cocoa caviar), as well as his fir honey nougat and his 100% pure fruit marshmallow are all featured. The pastry is also exquisite.