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Délices de Sicile imports high-quality, regional products directly from the island, untouched by industrialization. The concept was born of a family adventure, guided by the desire to introduce customers to quality products that respect those who produce them and the environment. You'll be able to choose from a range of Sicilian citrus fruits (mandarin, orange, lemon, citron, etc.), avocados, olive oil, sauces and preserves, spices and condiments, organic jams and panettones. The promise of original and, above all, delicious products. By subscribing, you'll be kept informed of new products and can reserve your own.

Would you like to concoct an Italian meal? All the basic products are fresh, imported directly from the boot: salumi, formaggi e olive. Let's not forget the grissini, pasta, caffe, olio di oliva and some fine wines. You can also sit down and enjoy a daily menu, a cold plate of antipasti, a panino or a piadina at any time of day. For savoury dishes, don't hesitate to try one of the house specialities: arancini, typical of southern Italy. Those with a sweet tooth can ask for a canollo siciliano, a real treat!

For ten years, Florence Grimm has realized his dreams while enjoying his customers well! Its modern grocery store has conquered more than one, with carefully selected products for their high quality. She works regularly with the same producers and follows the same brands, such as Jacques Barthouil in the Landes, for smoked salmon, tarama and duck, Infinite for the caviar of the Pyrenees, Olivier Roellinger for spices and gourmet boxes, Castelas olive oils… Florence Grimm also has a cellar, for fine deals and wines!

The charming Alessandra Pierini is a lover of great products. It is not by chance that she created this Italian grocery store, which offers only the best of what her compatriots produce. There is no need to make an inventory, you will find everything you need to prepare a meal worthy of a restaurant in the Tuscan countryside. Right next door, this epicurean, who also publishes books on Italian cuisine and its products at the elegant Editions de l'Epure, has opened the Wine Cellar of the RAP grocery store.

This épicerie is not always in spite of the reception that sometimes lacks heat, especially when there is the world and it is often the case that the midi turns in front of the window… In addition to Central European Yiddish products, Russian gastronomy is in good position. Mini-klops, schmaltzherings, cooked herring or white cheese cakes are traditional and tasty dishes. Florence Khan even wrote a book on Ashkénaze Jewish cuisine.

Carlier Vogliazzo is 72 years of experience, 3 generations and over 2000 products in stock, including well-known brands like Barilla and lesser-known ones like Divella, De Cecco, Igor... All good products that smell of Italy, Spain and Portugal. The clientele includes foreign customers looking for "home-grown products", as well as those looking for a taste of their vacations. You'll discover Parma hams, sausages, ready-made meals, fresh produce, organic products, preserves, wines, cheeses, pizza products, oils... in short, a wide range of quality products. So many good things to sublimate your Mediterranean dishes.

Homemade chocolates are well known at the round, and this is justified. This year, the shop celebrates its thirty years, and these specialties will be honoured. Salmon, an unavoidable symbol of brivadois, is black chocolate with orange, which evokes the flesh of salmon. We will also be delighted to find the chocolate of the dentellière, a chocolate praline with a caramélisée kernel, a small spindle is represented on it. Finally in summer, the Marquis's cake is unavoidable. In homage to La Fayette, it is a success that continues from year to year, mixing raspberries, tumbling down and almond cream… And as in addition to finding quality products, one is always greeted with the same kindness, how not to want to return once the opportunity presents itself. Provided that it lasts!

At the end of St. Gildas's point, facing the parking and the dike, in this small gallery adjoining the hotel, there is a bar, a boutique of marine-oriented clothing, and this grocery store of Basque, Spanish and Portuguese specialities. An address that you don't necessarily expect to find here, so close to the sea. Full of exoticism, this grocery store offers good things, all Basque products. Specialties of cured: sausages, sausage, ham, also numerous preserves, tapas, olives, tuna preparation, axoa, octopus, olive oil, spices… Ask, the boss prepares baskets with sets, for yourself or to offer, and especially beautiful plateaux plateaus to taste between friends or better, in entry. And around Préfailles, he delivers to you! An address to discover.

You dream of wide open spaces, of beers and whiskies that warm up in a festive atmosphere, but you can't afford the trip? Le Comptoir Irlandais will take you to Ireland in the heart of Dijon! Because here is a store that is unlike any other. The magic happens as soon as you walk in the door: the colors and the Celtic music take you away. As for the gourmet basket, beers and other local alcohols will be the essential ingredients of the trip and the vast choice is appreciable. On the left, a grocery section with cookies, marmalades or chips, so Irish! Count on the store's Facebook page to give you recipe ideas to accommodate them. But an Irish walk cannot be done without a warm wool sweater, a shawl or a scarf. Here there is something for everyone, classic or more trendy, for men and women.

Does the Black Sea remind you of any particular country? Perhaps Bulgaria? Let's set off on a gustatory journey through the unmissable specialties of this beautiful country, such as banitsa with sheep's cheese, bean soup, stuffed peppers, vine leaves, kavarma... Products are imported directly from local producers: fresh or preserved, spices, cookies and colorful sweets... You'll also find Bulgarian yoghurts.... and, to top it all off, the inevitable rakia, an invigorating brandy that can also be served hot. Smart tip: a range of Bulgarian rose cosmetics will give you a fresh complexion!

No need to go to St. Petersburg to enjoy a good Russian tea. Just enter this fine Épicerie grocery store, the banks of Baikal. You can choose from a wide range of flavours, such as spécialité, lemon, orange, grapefruit and mandarin, with the fragrant scents of this drink of the czars. But you can also taste sweet delicacies such as Zefirs, black chocolate nappées, or Skazka, fine chocolate wafers and caramel. The salted dishes offered are specialities from all over Russia that were traditionally served in the Trans Siberian region. Nice choice of vodkas, wines from Romania or Hungary and the possibility of composing gift baskets. Bon voyage.

Baccalà, pasteis de nata, vino verde... Names that rhyme with Fado and Porto. A culinary stall that puts Portugal in the spotlight. Smile and good humour in this Victor Hugo market stall which offers you all the traditional products of Lusitanian gastronomy: cod of course, fished in Iceland and bought directly from Nazaré dried and salted or cooked in fritters, salted meats or cheeses with assortments of chorizo, queijo da serra (the famous melting cheese), groceries or, on the occasion of certain celebrations, biscuits and calendar pastries! Like the people of this country, the products are authentic and verdadeiro (real). A change of scenery guaranteed!

A former baker who spent twenty years in the bank, Guy Bouvet well deserved his nickname: " The Italian on the rue des Déportés ", report to the delicious dishes that this friendly craftsman sells and prepares since 1992 in a Casa that cannot leave any indifferent palate… We think of pizza, necessarily, but also of filled lasagna, triangolis (triangular ravioli, you guessed), fresh pasta, brioches… Not forgetting all products coming from the country: hams of Parma and San Daniele, salami of Abbruze and Brianzolini, mozarella milk, tiramisu, bottles of marsala and Chianti… So many wonders and sweets that the chef likes to praise while he is cutting them and wrapping them up with a slow pace of another age (pressed, abstain!) and a quasi-religious respect…

Mixt Market City is located north of Les Minimes, after the Barrière de Paris. A supermarket frequented mainly by Slavic people from Toulouse, where you can find a lot of traditional products coming directly from the Balkans, Russia or various countries of Central Europe. In addition to the classic food products, you can also buy folkloric trinkets and other unusual items for the home. Vodka, caviar, salmon, bream fillets, adjika, raspberry tea, gruzdi, Russian sweets, kvass... The only drawback: the labels are in Cyrillic! A good opportunity all the same to perfect his language skills... на здоровье! (To your health!)

After their success in Italian gastronomy at the Narbonne market, Audrey and Julien open this second store, for lovers of their famous fresh pasta and homemade ravioli. Everything is made from local products. You will also find or discover their homemade sauces: pesto genovese, pesto rosso and tomato sauce... and a whole range of products intended for the elaboration of your pasta dishes, such as grated cheeses and other specialities. Finally, enjoy the renewed suggestions of ready-to-prepare recipes!

Portugal is for everyone, just look at how many tourists flock there... So why not find the taste of your last vacation and push the door of Our Portugal, the one we love so much... Here, the specialties are proudly displayed on the shelves. In charcuterie, you have the choice between different sausages and smoked hams (cut or whole). In canned food, the irresistible sardines and of course cod, whether dried, frozen or shredded, to be cooked with one of the 365 existing recipes. And as a drink? The one we don't need to introduce anymore, the port, and other wines from the Alentejo and Douro regions...

If you want to travel to faraway Eastern Europe, Soyuz is THE shop that will allow you to do so without leaving town! For 10 years now, the shop has been offering grocery products from Ukraine, Russia, Poland, Romania, Armenia, etc. Surely you will find here products and items you can't find elsewhere. The Russian accent of the owner puts you in the right mood. He will be able to guide you between the shelves and tell you the origin of the product and how to use it. Delicatessen from Poland, wine from Armenia, vodka or caviar from Russia, alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks, processed products such as Techbourek, Pelmeni or borscht as well as cooking products and a large selection of sweets. Don't forget the famous Russian dolls!

All Italy within your reach with good products. Groceries, fresh vegetables, fruit (lemons, oranges…) but also Italian products with the green, white, red flag. Olive oil, wine, pasta, rice, spices, cakes, tomato sauces. A radius of cheese at the cutting and an outlet of Italian charcuterie. The sausages made home to the fennel are delicious and delicately perfumed. Get roasted at barbecue. A charming teller and a nice delicatessen!