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Christophe Chevalier, your serving knight, takes off his secret weapon, one of the best loaves of Besançon… Cereals, wheat, greedy, rye, Tradition and other proposals, all marked by the master's seal, a square end instead of a round end! This is not a desire to stand out, but simply a ingenious idea… Imagine, on Sunday morning at the awakening, dreaming of divine bread sweets, still warm, at the crust craquante and crispy, with the tender, delicious, that you could put on the flat, spread to the end and soak without the coffee or chocolate tarnish on the duvet! Enjoy breakfast with tasty beds and lunches or dinners, where bread is no longer a accompaniment but a full place! Do you prefer pastries, pastries and chocolates? It is also found; everything is home and divinely good, croissants to butter, to get mad, to chocolates that base perfectly on language and take you the palace… What's more, the reception is smiling and attentive service at any time of the day!

The Chartier sisters were already making them in 1872, and today the Bertrand brothers (^5th generation) perpetuate the Montmorillon macaroon, keeping their recipe a secret. With its delicious almond flavor, it delights every palate and is available in a wide range of flavors, depending on the season. There are also thistles, bonne mémé tartelettes, broyé du Poitou and macaroné, as well as 50 types of chocolate. Mmmmh! The house is one of France's finest chocolatiers! This beautiful boutique also sells tea and ground coffee.

The other name of this bakery-pastry shop is "la fleur d'orangerie". Located in the centre of the village, everything here is home-made by the hands of an authentic craftsman: the breads (country, rustic, millstone, rye...), the pizzas with real tomatoes, fond of meat, and above all the delicious pastries (crousti royal, three chocolates, caramel fleur de sel...). We also recommend the Paris Brest with the old-fashioned praline. Real nice and good pastry chef work.

Since its opening in June 2019, the craze for this fine patisserie has continued to spread... The clientele that throngs behind its tempting window display has made it a sure bet. Julien Merceron, the pastry chef from the Ritz, and Gérard Porte, the artisan florist, cultivate art and beauty. Here, everything awakens the senses: pretty cakes titillate the eyes, tickle the nostrils and delight the taste buds. We're eager to discover the new 2023 cakes, such as Mathilda's apricot and almond cake, or the strawberry-basil tart. You'll love the melt-in-your-mouth flavors of Pain d'épices au miel et chocolat, and the seasonal freshness of Tarte aux agrumes et kasha. What a pleasure it is to watch these marvels being made live through the laboratory windows, from which delicious caramelized aromas emanate! We salute the eco-responsible approach of working with rigorously selected seasonal products, most of them local. In addition to the divine pastries, you'll be tempted by other delicacies like the appetizing chocolate bars, such as the crunchy one topped with caramelized pistachios or the exquisite one with candied oranges. And let's not forget a few delicatessen products: jams, ciders, wines, teas and coffees... Let yourself be carried away by the aestheticism of these artists... as if on a swing..

In this bakery bakery, you will surely succumb to one of the pastries, pastries or one of the chocolates proposed. The macarons, whose house is specialized, are very bold: in the Jurançon, Russian or Mandarin pepper, biscuits, pure butter pastries… the tea room in the bakery area, everything is enchanting. Only noble products, certified OC, organic or Label Rouge have the right of city and with homemade flours, the bread rolls are famous and creative like that of corn, spicy in Espelette chili. Chocolates and ganachians are in the same vein, the newest Constantians Constanti, Praliné or fruit, illustrate it with emphasis while the delights, the Bearers of Béarn, milleleaf or fruit and fruit paste overlap for a contrast of irresistible tastes. Frozen dessert in prunes and armagnac, the Artagnan Hat has made the brand of Jean-Luc, which provides the stars of the whole France.

An address recognized by all chocolate lovers. With five bars to his credit, Jean-Émile Schmitt has been one of the twelve best chocolate makers in France since 2010. His specialties are diverse. The pastries are also delicious and you can even buy or have made stylish chocolate pieces that will delight the eyes as well as the taste buds. You will also find a whole range of teas to enjoy on cold winter days.

The Maison Deslandes, are two excellent bakeries in the east of Nantes: one at the foot of the church of Toutes-Aides, the other on the road to Sainte-Luce-sur-Loire. Jacques Deslandes, this baker-pastry cook, from father to son, succeeds in associating traditional know-how and creativity. Here you can enjoy breads, focaccias, pastries, sweets and chocolates. Whether it is the Tradition bread, the chef's baguette, or the Heloise, baked throughout the day, quality is at the rendezvous. You can choose among the special breads: ciabatta, fig, corn, walnut, Nordique (malt flour, rye sourdough, barley, wheat, yellow flax, brown flax) and for the holidays: the Stollen (brioche bread with raisins, almonds, candied lemon). Wholemeal, cereal or woodcutter breads are also available. The Deslandes house also offers pastries that are as beautiful as they are delicious, such as the marbled squares, puffed and crunchy granules coated with chocolate or caramel. Crack open the Craquelet and its three chocolates or the Croquant (chocolate cookie, vanilla heart, dark chocolate and Plougastel cookie with nougatine), without forgetting the Délice aux fruits rouges (almond cookie, crunchy, vanilla cream, muroise, flaky praline) or the classic and formidable Gâteau nantais. You can prefer the reductions (miniature pastries) or the mignardises, fruit sweets (kiwi, red fruits, lemon, pineapple, orange) or chocolate! In addition to this wide choice, made difficult by the quality of the products, there are macaroons (about ten flavors), new apple squares, chocolates, beggars, florentines which also complete the palette of this pastry-baker-chocolatier. For the catering part, the Deslandes house offers a nice range of special sandwiches (chicken, chicken curry, Nordic chicken, Nordic salmon, ham and cheese, tuna, Serrano ham, vegetarian, cheddar, dried tomatoes... in the bread of your choice) and the "pièces montées" for private events.

The first glacier of Les Saintes and certainly the best! For over 35 years, Pierre Morère has been refining the recipes for his ice creams and sorbets, all home-made, made with fresh fruit and the best products (pistachio from Sicily, fruit from the islands, Camargue alcohol...). That's about sixty different flavours! Like its famous Camargue ice cream (with Camargue alcohol, puffed rice and milk jam) or the lemon-ginger-green or blood orange-pepper flavour! In addition, all the ice creams are made during the day.

You are in the most exquisite of gourmandise, in the best of bakery and pastry making. Renowned in all Bearn, it is the sweet know-how which is proposed, and as of the superb window, you will notice it bright. Macaroons with surprising flavors, mille-feuilles of fruit pastes and marshmallow, named "the sweets of Béarn", citrus fruits chocolates, crunchy or biscuity debris, pralines, bars that go from bitter to spicy, from the beans of the great vintages... The pastry shop is in the same masterly line, from the Chapeau de d'Artagnan with prune sorbet and Armagnac mousse on a bed of nougatine to the Beret signed Constanti...

For several years now, Benjamin Chassaing has taken over from Sébastien François to continue his gourmet creations and the history of this patisserie, which was born 100 years ago and became Desserts et Chocolat 30 years ago. Know-how, passion and philosophy remain unchanged. Seasonal fruits, quality ingredients and unique delicacies: pastries, chocolates, confectionery, macaroons, ice creams... What's changed? The premises are much bigger and more functional, perfect for enjoying these little masterpieces at any time of day!

Henri Poch, Meilleur Ouvrier de France, welcomes you to his artisan bakery, a former Franciscan convent. Quite simply an artist, Henri aims to promote "home-made" craftsmanship, thus enhancing the value of exceptional local flours and has an unparalleled knack for it. Bakers from France and abroad come here to learn the secrets of good bread. Think of Henri as a tradition bearer who shares his passion on the themes of traditional French bread, Viennese pastries and pastries. One word in your mouth: inimitable!

It's so easy to treat yourself when you go to Pan & Gâto. The Savoyard dialect for a local bakery that brings the whole of Annecy to its doorstep! And that's only natural, once you've tasted the quality of the homemade breads, most of which are made from organic flours. Viennese pastries are 100% pure butter, and that's not even mentioning the pecan cookies... And to make life easier, Pan & Gâto has set up a handy "click & collect" service, so you can order bread and pastries online 24 hours a day.

On the embankment, undoubtedly the best artisanal ice creams in Les Sables! In summer, around 100 flavors, from the classics to the most original. Karine works in close collaboration with a local master ice-cream maker, who produces ice creams in a range of surprising flavors: lime-ginger, raspberry-yuzu, coconut curry, salted butter caramel cream, caramel chips, or chocolate sorbet for milk intolerants. Cotton candy, popcorn, Kinder Bueno and Smurf flavors are sure to delight children. Also available: Italian ice (from the Montaigu dairy), waffles and home-made crêpes.

The reputation of Florian confectionery is well established: it has become such an institution that it has become a museum of confectionery in the hinterland of Nice. But it's in the store on Nice's port side that the candied fruit, jams, flower preserves, caramels, nougats, calissons, fruit gels, sour sweets, crystallized flowers and homemade chocolate are made, all of which have made Florian's reputation. Take the opportunity to treat yourself! The workshop is open to visitors free of charge, except at weekends. A must-see!

Here the speciality, that we taste without moderation, is the famous Russe! A marzipan cookie filled with a praline cream and a little extra that has been passed down from generation to generation. This jewel of gastronomy is at home here. A family affair if ever there was one, the cake follows a recipe that dates back to the ^19th century and takes its name from the ingredients imported from the Crimea at the time. In 1925, Adrien Artigarrède added his personal touch and opened his ^first store: the success was dazzling. Today, his great-grandson perpetuates the Bearn symbol. In the store in Oloron, you enter a mythical place that also offers Rosquille and Muscadine.

Located in the heart of downtown Pacy-sur-Eure since 1998, the Chasles pastry shop is an institution in the region. The establishment is indeed famous for its creations that are not only full of flavors, but also particularly pleasant to look at. But the great specialty of the house is of course the macaroons. These small round delicacies, soft and crispy at the same time, will delight your taste buds and your gustatory senses. There is something for everyone: pink raspberry, purple blackcurrant, milk chocolate passion, salted butter caramel...

The macaroons appeared in the Basque Country in the 17th century. The young king Louis XIV is said to have enjoyed them at his wedding in Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Today, the young generation with Andoni and Miguel Telleria-Adam are keeping the tradition alive while innovating in this demanding craft that is pastry and chocolate making. These exceptional macaroons are made every day by hand, with an ancestral know-how. A whole range completes this panel of gourmet nuggets: Basque cakes, chocolates, tourons, soft cakes... And, every year, new creations to discover.

A visit to Maison Antton's workshop is a must: immerse yourself in cocoa-producing countries, and discover the different stages of processing, from the cocoa bean to the chocolate lozenges that will no longer hold any secrets for you! You'll see the chocolatier at work, and then sample some delicious treats. The chocolate factory is renowned for its respect for the chocolate-making tradition of the Basque Country, and for passing on the flavours of the Basque terroir through its superb creations. Intensity and authenticity.

Since 1987, Durand Chocolatier has been making numbered chocolates with unchanging recipes that are secretly kept. In its Empire style attire and cocoa decor, the shop is not lacking in style! The first thing you'll notice is the 41 little squares placed behind the counter. All of them compete in quality and finesse, such as the "Compagnie des Indes" (n° 35) whose woody spice alliance is striking. The n° 36, with seaweed, is the most oceanic of all. We also discover the famous cake inspired by the Breton poisoner Hélène Jégado.

Founded in 1986, this confectionery is the heir of the Confiserie des Images d'Épinal whose tradition it perpetuates. Each confectioner is trained on the spot to give the best of his know-how. We discover more than 35 varieties of sweets with subtle and 100% natural flavors of poppy, bergamot, violet, mirabelle, Vosges fir. These sweets are ritually made according to a secret recipe handed down in the Claudepierre family for generations!

La Chocolaterie de la Couronne is a famous sign in Pau, refined and multi-awarded since 1953. Although it has not been able to welcome many crowned heads, it has nevertheless seduced great men such as General de Gaulle, who was particularly fond of Créoles, a ganache with fine champagne and dark chocolate. Many other specialties have marked the sign: Golden pearls, old-fashioned pralines with white chocolate, cherries with armagnac and almond paste, ganache with raisins macerated in cointreau... creation is an art in this amazing chocolate factory.

Pastry chef, chocolate maker and ice cream maker: Alexandre has everything to seduce you! Join the Barrelle boutique, where you can watch the chef at work through the glass roof that separates the sales area from his laboratory. You will have the opportunity to discover his flagship creations, frozen entremets that come in original gourmet bars. Creativity and refinement can be found in many gourmet forms: chocolate bars, candy boxes, spreads, orangettes, coated meringues, ice creams... Go there!

François Rocca-Serra founded this company in 1986, which supplies top chefs: "Initially, I wanted to make ice creams, thinking that it was more fun to serve children than adults. And I realized that the adults who eat my ice creams are still big kids The long shop window in the port offers over 60 flavors, including Bruccio du berger bonifacien, Miel de châtaigneraie et pignons légèrement toastés, Farine de châtaigne corse séchée au feu de hêtre, Noisette corse et piémontaise, Pistache de Bronte. Other address in the Citadelle.

La Meulière, an organic artisan bakery founded in 1994 by Achim Schulzbongert, has always championed "eating well" for better health. An ethic shared by Théo Bouvier, who worked with this master baker for nine years and took over the business in 2022. The charming little store, with its rustic decor and stone millstone in front, is equipped with a mill for preparing organic wholemeal spelt flours and various flakes. Visitors come for the wide range of sourdough breads, viennoiseries, cakes and original snacks.

This chocolate factory was founded in 1963 by Daniel Stoffel and his wife. Since then, the passion hasn't waned, and it's a huge concept store that you can visit in Ribeauvillé to enjoy an immersive experience in the colorful, playful Willy Wonka-style store, in the brand's colors (orange and brown). Workshops and demonstrations are organized all year round in the dedicated Choco'Wahou area, focusing on hand-crafted chocolate bonbons. A real treat!

Founded in 1913, this pastry shop is a real institution here. Today, the third generation of the Bigot family has taken over. Take the time to taste the sweetness of the house. Succumb to the marshmallow teddy bears, the marrons glacés, the pavé royal, the delicious wells of love... The atmosphere is friendly and authentic. In winter, you can snuggle up by the fireplace; in summer, you can sunbathe on the terrace. The hot chocolate is divine, the tea served with delicacy, in fine porcelain. The house offers chocolate and pastry workshops.

In Riedisheim, there is one of the most beautiful temples dedicated to the god of pastry! It is true that the pure butter pastry of Mr. Riss is delicious and brings back fond memories of childhood. In his laboratory, he constantly innovates for the greatest pleasure of his faithful gourmands! Macaroons, with their fruit pulp, are a real eye-catcher. The artisanal ice creams are also to be recommended and that all year long. What can we say about the torche-marrons? The best of all the agglomeration, a pure delight! Sin of greed when you hold us.

Pierre Hubert is a pastry chef not to be missed in Dijon. Whether in the Toison d'Or shopping centre or in his shop on rue des Godrans, many delicious creations await you. Macaroons, chocolates, jars of spreads or jams, and other delicacies and desserts will turn your head thanks to their colours and beauty! The cakes are excellent, like the yuzu tarte Tatin or the lightning bolt with Madagascar vanilla and caramelized pecans. Creations that evolve with the seasons.

Gourmet herself, Karine opened this store dedicated to sweets only: chocolate, candied fruits, old fashioned XXL meringues, calissons, nougats, orangettes, fruit jellies and dragees from Doucet. Everything is made in the region, artisanal, even the syrups made in Mane in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Depending on the season, you can be tempted by pretty chocolate creations: handbags, pumps, eggs and chickens at Easter. Karine is at your service, in winter she will offer you a coffee and an orangette if outside the weather is crazy.

Indulge yourself with chocolates handcrafted by Céline Boucher, an authentic enthusiast. In her Corbas workshop, Les Chocolats d'Abi et Lisa, she has been creating chocolates for over 10 years, combining quality, pure cocoa butter, originality and indulgence. For individuals and companies: discovery boxes, gift boxes, ballotins, bars, candies, spreads... At Easter, Christmas and all year round, the address for chocolate lovers. Boutique in Croix-Rousse.

Just like Morestel, this is a pastry-chocolate shop with the best taste. The most important thing is to indulge in the gourmet wonders on offer from Nils and Adeline. A charming welcome as they present their homemade pastries, combining creativity and local produce (apples from Le Bouchage, strawberries from the Isère). Don't miss the Paris-Brest, a Noisette, a lemon tart with lime meringue or a gluten-free Succès. Excellent 100% homemade viennoiseries, sandwiches, quiches, pizzas and seasonal salads. Chocolates of the same quality.

A true emblem of the city, the cannelé is a small ^16th-century pastry made from flour, eggs, milk, vanilla and rum. To taste this famous specialty, visit one of the many cannelé stores, where you'll always receive a warm welcome. You'll be able to choose between three sizes of cannelés, and discover other sweets such as apple and prune tourtière, or almond or chocolate bordelais.

This new patisserie has a lot going for it. First of all, as you enter, you notice the modern, uncluttered look of the refrigerated display cases, highlighting the incredible variety of pastries on offer, as well as the particularly meticulous presentation work that has gone into each one. The welcome is charming, sincere and smiling. Lastly, it's the taste that amazes. Here, the emphasis is on innovative pastries or the great classics, with a personal touch that makes all the difference.

A local institution, Ty'Papo has its own store on the port of Erquy, in addition to the one in Val-André. This artisan ice-cream maker doesn't rest in the summer. And with good reason: his handcrafted ice creams - 75 flavors - are exquisite, made with natural fruit purées and raw milk from the farm. The plain or chocolate cookie cones are crisp and crunchy. Among the recipes, brownie and caramelized pecans, cheesecake and strawberry pieces, and pure-butter Breton palet and Madagascar vanilla are at the top of the list. Futé: the ice cream tub to go!

Octopus is an exclusively plant-based patisserie, a first in Brest, and even in Brittany! The idea behind this project was Galaad's desire to rethink traditional pastry recipes to create cakes that could be enjoyed by everyone, including vegetarians, vegans and allergy sufferers. As a result, you'll find no milk, eggs, butter or animal gelatin in the pastry chef's entremets, made from natural and organic products, with no additives. Lemon and chocolate tarts rub shoulders with refined fruit creations, evolving with the seasons, as well as pumpkin brioche, buckwheat muffin and hazelnut croquant, for a gourmet moment.

Corentin is an authentic chocolate lover. Originally from Vienna, he has traveled - to Dubai and on cruise ships - before returning to the heart of his city to share his passion with Mr. Coco. Artisan creator, Corentin presents us his creations, starting with the famous Chocotamar®, a unique specialty, a clever marriage of date and chocolate. Always in search of new chocolate proposals, he also creates customizable bars (order online for a great gift idea). Coffee shop to treat yourself on the spot.

Here's the perfect address for cocoa lovers! After leaving her native Auvergne, Hélène set up shop not far from the station (not even afraid of the building work and the neighborhood!) to open this chocolate shop-tea room. Here, everything is homemade, from the logo to the decor and, of course, the chocolate! Gourmet squares, bars, candies and even spreads. If the portions are smaller than average, it's so you can enjoy them in one bite! Courageous and passionate, Hélène also sells her raw materials. The idea of the returnable box and bag is also brilliant.

A delightful gourmet address where this charming young couple offer teas and coffees in partnership with Art-TEAsane, fresh fruit juices, and eco-friendly pastries in the form of sweet donuts - chocolate, caramel, brownie, lemon meringue - and novelties. A savory version with smoked salmon is also available. Don't miss the current one with truffles and Auvergne ham. Everything is made with local flour, oils from Lapalisse, organic eggs and local produce. Small terrace in the Passage Clemenceau.

This bakery offers a good range of breads. At weekends, they also offer special breads and fruity breads. They work with a flour mill of the Blés Paysans network, which ensures a fair payment to the farmers. Flour used in the elaboration of gâche, brioche, viennoiseries, bakery pastries... Travelling cakes are well represented with the Délice des Chouans or the gâteau Nantais. Butter cakes, shortbread, cannelés and madeleines are perfect for a snack break. At lunchtime, the bakery also offers a snacking service.

Dive into a world of refreshing flavors with a selection of artisanal ice creams and sorbets. Each scoop, created with passion by an artisan ice-cream maker, is a veritable gustatory voyage. Unique creations combining rigorously sourced ingredients for subtle, gourmet tastes. From timeless classics to daring creations, the varied range will satisfy every craving: bourbon vanilla, intense chocolate, lychee-pink, basil-lime. As a bonus, try our sweet crepes or waffles with ice cream and chantilly. And to top it all off, the owner is really nice!

Louis Ambrosio, a former apprentice of Pierre Nury, took over the reins of Fournil 1869 a few years ago, with the help of his partner Adeline. People always come from far and wide to buy their baguette here! Let yourself be tempted by authentic bread made the old-fashioned way, with the pronounced taste, texture and appearance of the bread of yesteryear. Here, bread comes in all shapes and flavors: Tradition, Mon Blé, Combraille au levain... Other specialties include Chazeron, a delicious caramelized hazelnut cake.

Tired of the traditional snack? Gourmet cupcakes, comforting croffles and even bubble tea... Own'ly Cake has everything you need! It all began last July, thanks to the two founders, Lydia Reich and Hatim Nala... A few months later, it's more successful than ever. After all, how could you resist a 3-chocolate cupcake? The team bends over backwards to satisfy its customers, so much so that vegan and gluten-free cupcake recipes have been added to the menu to satisfy everyone.

In the forests of the Vosges, the schlitteur is the one who drives the schlitte, a large sled that was used in the past to transport wood. In the Valley of Munster, the Petit Schlitteur is THE place to go for a snack on the way to the ski slopes and hiking trails. Created by Nicolas Kaestle, this shop offers delicious home-made bakery products (breads, pastries, seasonal pies...), but also copious daily dishes, pizzas and excellent sandwiches. And Au Petit Schlitteur is also a tea room!

Who doesn't know Adam, the great name in macaroons, which has been attracting connoisseurs and epicureans alike since 1660. Thanks to an unchanged ancestral family recipe, macaroons are one of the proudest products of the Basque pastry-making industry, and are enjoyed without moderation. A success made of tradition and modernity, with a whole range of nuggets: Basque cakes, chocolates, soft cakes and more. And new creations every year. The new generation is now perpetuating the famous signature that can be found in Biarritz, Saint-Jean-de-Luz...