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Teas and herbal teas, chocolate powder, maple syrup, crunchy ginger cookies, marmalades: all of Ireland is at your fingertips in this store hidden not far from the Place de Jaude. Of course, you will also find a cellar of whiskies, beers, gins and other liqueurs and spirits. Not forgetting household linen, rugby accessories, jewelry and objects bearing the country's logo. A large choice of gift ideas, accompanied by good advice. Le Comptoir Irlandais offers the best of Ireland and Scotland, as well as what the Irish enjoy around the world. For more than twenty years, this store has become the reference in the English-speaking world.

At the head of this Polish-inspired grocery-tea store, Margot, the mother, and Adriana, her daughter. They offer tasty Eastern specialties to taste on the spot or to take away. For your lunchtime sandwich, for example, you will have the choice between different breads, raw vegetables and other accompaniments: pastrami, smoked turkey... The house also has a well-stocked catering department, with notably pancakes stuffed with cheese and mushrooms, herrings (marinated, with mustard...), stuffed cabbage and raviolis. Nice range of pastries.

This supermarket for typical Portuguese products is well-stocked. You'll find all the major brands and a wide range of fresh, cooked and frozen grocery products, emblematic of the gastronomy of this highly flavored country: smoked or spicy regional cured meats, a thousand and one variations on bacalhau - cod, the national fish par excellence - seafood salads with octopus, grilled chicken and sardines with piri-piri. You'll also find an extensive range of red, white and green wines, fortified, sweet and dry, with no fewer than 230 references! To bite into a puff pastel de nata is to take an instant trip down Lisbon's steep, sun-drenched streets.

At the foot of Mondarrain, Ferme Elharra produces AOC-AOP Espelette chillies and raises dairy cows. This ^18th-century building is home to a family pepper farm that has been handed down from generation to generation, and has won several awards at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris. The cultivation of chillies, the red gold of the Basque country, is firmly rooted in this rural heritage. It plays an essential role in Basque cuisine, with recipes and accompaniments for meat, fish, foie gras and even chocolate.

Founded in Paris in 1920, the Petrossian house has long been a benchmark for caviar and, by extension, other dishes that might be called luxury or festive: salmon and smoked fish, fish roe, tarama, truffles, foie gras... as well as Armenian specialties reminiscent of the origins of this fine house. At Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse, these exceptional dishes can be found at Petrossian. While a few grams of these little sturgeon roe (most of them European farmed) may cost an arm and a leg, they offer a unique taste experience. And if that experience doesn't tempt you, there are other top-of-the-range products to fill your basket.

Culinary adventurers or connoisseurs, treat yourself to a stopover in this grocery store specialising in Eastern European products and let your palate and those around you discover new flavours. Once you enter the shop, you will find yourself in the middle of a journey to the borders of Russia, Poland, Armenia, Ukraine and Romania. On the store's busy shelves: cold cuts, Polish salads, little-known yet tasty cheeses, original drinks, Russian pastries... In total, you will discover several hundred different products that will make your taste buds travel to the borders of the East.

Dor de Casa is a Romanian shop: a Romanian store if you translate it into French. After a small tour in Thiers, he settled in Montferrand, for the greatest happiness of the Romanian cooking amateurs, but also for those who like to make their taste buds travel. You can find products from Romania, but also typical products from the Balkan region: wines, beers, fruit juices and sodas, pâtés, sausages, preserved vine leaves, cookies and various sweets, frozen specialties, etc. You can also find the famous slanina afumata, smoked bacon to be tasted as an aperitif, which is out of the ordinary. The reception is friendly and they will inform you with a smile.

Looking for something different? How about inviting Italy to your table? Aux Saveurs d'Italie is a delicatessen located in the heart of the town of Eu. Here you'll discover a myriad of products from the country shaped like a boot: wine made from grapes that have blossomed in the sun, pasta to cook al dente, charcuterie for a convivial aperitif... For a meal in the colours of green, white and red, take advantage of our take-away catering service. This is your chance to embark on a culinary journey to Italy, right from your dining room table.

A reference place in Tours for lovers of Italian cuisine. You will find everything you need to organize a tasty aperitif with dried tomatoes with tuna, antipasti, fine charcuterie and cheeses. You can also buy a dish to heat up at home: lasagna, pizza, ravioli and rigatoni filled with vegetables. Don't forget the products that go with it all, olive oils and other great vintages of the sun. The products arrive weekly and the producers use only quality raw materials. Delizioso!

Strasbourg Bière Import is the place to be for those who love hoppy drinks! But be careful, here you have to be guided, surprised, and let your curiosity run free because you will find beers that you would not see anywhere else! For lovers of white, lager, amber or IPA, there is something for everyone and for every budget. We can even advise you on food and beer pairings, which is very trendy at the moment. As each beer has its own glass, we will provide you with everything you need for a good amateur.