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Since 2011, Philippe Guillaud has been working as a pastry chef from his laboratory, creating only take-away desserts. He is well known in the Gevrey Chambertin region for his original home-made desserts of all sizes, from mignardises to wedding cake or Sunday family desserts. New, he has just set up his lab in his guest house les tilleuls. Savoury mignardises, gougères, tarts, mille-feuilles, Paris-Brest, seasonal cakes... But also creations on request!

Alain Batt is a famous chocolatier-confiseur from Nancy who has opened several shops in France. The house is famous for its Lorraine specialities, macaroons, bergamots, candies and Stanislas' babas with mirabelle plum brandy. The Beaune shop has a large selection of chocolates. Before Easter, the choice is incredible: fish, fried, eggs, dark, white or milk, Burgundy snails, florentines, beggars, gingerbread. Boxes, ballotins and original creations such as Sophie the Giraffe in chocolate are also on sale online.

The Moulin d'Arc-sur-Tille, born from the new body of Bread and Tradition in the artisan concept, offers only quality products, bread of French tradition and, of course, a wide variety of organic breads. Greedy proposals are well placed. To ensure optimum quality and a 100% local circuit, Bread and Tradition bakeries are partners of the Burgundian Moulin mill in Aiserey. The meals are worked on stone grinding and are all 100% organic. It is therefore the purest tradition and in accordance with the ecological charter that your sweets and breads are drawn. A catering service is also waiting for you. Good tasting!

A young pastry chef with experience forged in gourmet restaurants, crowned world champion of sweet arts in 2018, Marie Simon has set up her pastry shop in Beaune. Her original creations are to die for and her revisited classics: lemon tarts, Paris-Brest, rum babas or St-Honoré, aesthetic and gourmet. Well-balanced, straightforward, just-sweet flavours. A real place for cosy chic sharing, you can settle down for a sweet experience served with an exceptional tea/coffee. A gourmet interlude for gluten intolerant people too!

Cakes, pastries and many other homemade delicacies are available in this bakery. Creations that change depending on the seasons and the festivities. Even the decoration of the hotel changes! The bosses get hurt and it's seen. For Nöel, even bread is special, it is chosen from the old to the leaven, or to figs to accompany the fatty liver, chestnuts, or grapes and hazelnuts. Macaroons are also one of the specialties of the house: chocolate, lemon, caramel, salty butter… You will find your happiness!

It is now several years since this artisanal bakery is located in Daix, in a small commercial area very easy to access. No parking problems as a large parking lot welcomes you at the entrance. So much better because the address is unavoidable. Formerly Les P'tit Loaves de Louis, it became the Baker's Workshop, which is no other than the brand of excellence of Dijon Cereals. The many regulars will not be disappointed by the change of name since the products are always manufactured 100% house. In addition, some breads are developed with organic flour. The traditional stick of the house, whose fermentation is 12 h and whose secret is the addition of a pinch of salt from Guérande, is the Pétrisane. The various varieties of breads and special breads are numerous but also pastries. Whether you're looking for a cake or pie for a special occasion or just like dessert, you'll find your happiness. Salted pies, half-chopsticks and pastries make meals and snacks a picnic. Not to mention the Valrhona chocolates that the gourmands do not resist. Once you have tasted it, you won't be able to stop!

Renowned in Châtillon-sur-Seine and in the surroundings, Serge Barbier pastry shop is pleasant to the eyes as well as to the mouth. Moreover, the shop is the victim of its success and is constantly busy during the day whether it is the tearoom corner or in front of the cakes display case. The Chef's chocolates are excellent as well as his raspberry charlottes, but what we prefer is caramel chiffonnades. This pastry is a real treat with the flavours and textures blending perfectly! If you prefer salty items, you will not be disappointed because a catering service is also available. On the menu: pâté en croûte, terrines, quiches, cakes, salads, meat or gratins. Whether you prefer a cold dish or a hot one, you can be sure that it will be tasty and well presented. At Easter celebrations, the shop window is worth a look: Serge Barbier makes chocolate eggs worthy of a theatre decor. Finally, as soon as summer is back, the Barbier shop prepares its delicious homemade ice cream. This pastry shop lives up to its promises and the number of customers is a proof of the quality of the products which are sold. If you go to Châtillon-sur-Seine, a gourmet detour is compulsory! Once in the shop, it is impossible to resist.

Chevalier Bakery - Family Business since 1930! - is the place of all the delights. Muriel and Thierry Chevalier, the masters of the places, are for much so they are smiling, patients, attentive… Side products, the ancestral recipes of the affiliated bakery "Banette" are next to the novelties. Some twenty references to bread are offered to visitors whose originalities, such as the "apical strings" to the tears, olives, county, chorizo, roquefort or salmon; silk bread and grapes; the Viking Banette. On the pastry shelf, next to the succulent mint macarons, orange, pistachio or coffee, and many other compounds at the mercy of the humors! The Pont des Arvaux (stuffed biscuit with almonds and hazelnut cream), the Tatin cake (Breton sanded, vanilla foam and caramelized butter apples) seduce us as much as the Creolia with its passion/cassis foam on a Breton sand. Knowing that Muriel and Thierry Chevalier continue to vary pleasures according to seasons.

The Vannier pastry and chocolate shop has been passed down from father to son since 1963. As for pastries, Vannier honours orders for large traditional cakes as well as the small ones that accompany family snacks: pavlova, paris-brest, cassissine... You will also find the classics: macaroons, cannelés, croissants and other delicacies. The plus: the notification of allergens contained in the pastries. As for chocolate sweets, fans will have the choice.

The factory shop of the Chocolaterie de Bourgogne is a must. The company has been perpetuating the history of cocoa for two centuries in the Côte d'Or. A factory producing chocolate in many forms and a tailor-made know-how are its assets. In bars, semi-bar, plain or filled, in confectionery, in bars, in nuggets, for baking... Everyone can find what he or she is looking for, especially in dark chocolate chips or snail boxes. The option to buy in bulk is also possible.

The Manon bakery, managed by Jean-Marie and Marie, is a very busy address! Maxime manages the production and his offer is abundant! There is the artisanal pastry with the delicious rochers, we also like the strawberry-basil or raspberry-pistachio tarts as well as the numerous éclairs. The place is also very popular for lunch, with beautiful and copious salads and a nice choice of snacks. Everything is home-made with fresh products of course. Manon's bakery can also offer take-away catering.

A neighborhood bakery as we love them… with a charming welcome from Nathalie, who always has a smile to the lips and who calls most clients by their names… We feel here that the clients are faithful and used! In the manufacture, Jean-Claude prepares crispy breads, well-kept pies, numerous briochées recipes, many special breads… In season, cakes… are delicacies! The boss also likes to work with local products such as cassis. For the pleasure of our papilles! At lunchtime, their sandwiches are at an affordable price with guaranteed quality and freshness! At work, Jean-Claude, and Nathalie at the reception, complement himself… We wish them every success!

Alexis Mairet set up his business in Saint-Apollinaire with great freshness and dynamism! With just over fifteen years of experience, combined with outstanding know-how and a good dose of creativity, Alexis Mairet's talent is unquestionably in the region. In his thirties, his creations are a feast for the eyes before being a treat for our gourmet taste buds. He presents his works as real jewels through seasonal collections. Whether it's an appetizer, a pie or a mignardise, the tables of your receptions will be sublime, dressed as a Mairet. This summer: delicate raspberry and its mousse, red fruit fashion and its lemon chantilly, apricot Dulcey ball and its blond chocolate ganache: simply irresistible! Finally, if despite all these wonderful gourmet creations you don't find the one that suits you, know that the artist also makes custom-made.

The Baker Workshop is the hallmark of Dijon Cereals. It is based on the authenticity of recipes and flavours and on innovation. The Baker's workshop in Chenôve does not escape the brand values! In a modern, bright and brand new boutique, the bakery only offers 100% home-made products. The meals used in baker are either French tradition Red Label or organic guarantees from the Mills Decollogne. The variety of breads is impressive: from the bio to the unleavened, from the traditional baguette to the campagne, all the flavours are at the Baker Workshop. A catering service and a lunch service at lunch time complement the house's proposals.

Yvan, José, Clémence, Marjorie: there are now 4 bakers to keep this "organic" bakery alive, created by the latter in 2011. All of them with different experiences, whether in traditional kneading machines or in bakery peasantry. But the workshop in Ounans (in the Val d'Amour) was becoming too small. Hence the obligation to grow up and move to a wine farm not far from Salins-les-Bains, in this village that many tourists and active people coming or going to Besançon visit. "Terre de pains" therefore continues its journey through a SCOP (cooperative and participative society) financed by about ten people. In their bakery, our 4 craftsmen will offer you more than a dozen breads, all from "forgotten" varieties, poor in gluten, better resistant to diseases and insects. So many choices with wheat, rye, buckwheat, rice and their marriage with flax, rapeseed and clover! You can also enjoy the buns with their bewitching aromas and textures.

Bruno Grandvoinnet, master pastry chef and chocolatier, has opened a tasty chocolate shop in Arbois with Mélanie Teles. The establishment has several spaces. On the first floor, a room with ^16th century woodwork follows a small reading room. On the first floor, in addition to the tea room and snacking area, customers can sit in the magnificent vaulted cellar converted into a tea room, or on the terrace completely protected from the noise of the street. The pastry and snacking laboratories are glazed and visible to customers.

After various fortunes, including closures, "fire" this meeting of smoked and regional products reopened in summer 2018 thanks to Raphaël Besson. Removed from the RN 5, but perfectly visible, its fireplaces are smoking again, but to bake bread, pastries and pizzas. Everything is cooked with wood and as the owner is a passionate person he uses as much as possible raw materials from the region. In the breads, you will smell this tradition on sourdough which is also available with sesame, corn, sprouted wheat, 14 cereals with variants "complete", "sports", olives-peppers, bacon-comté... As for pastries, in addition to the classics, you will admire the Nanterre, galettes, panettonnes, cakes, apple-rhubarb turnovers. The baker also plays the card of originality and regionality for his pizzas (including sweet ones): Mournier, Morteau, La jurassienne, Miel-chevre,... a burst of aromas that whet your appetite! You will be able to consume on the spot including outside on the tables of the rest area arranged in a green setting.

This is an organic bakery. All our breads are made on site from 100% natural sourdoughs. You'll find a richly diverse range, from traditional baguettes and loaves to speciality breads using spelt, for example. You'll also find a choice of viennoiseries, including tarts au goumeau and brioches. All products are made on the premises, and we recommend that you place your orders 24 hours in advance, as this facilitates the bakery's organization. You'll be delighted by the wide choice on offer. Find out more.

His 80 Montbéliardes graze above the lake of Chalain. But Alex the farmer wanted to diversify into a rather confidential niche. He became an ice cream maker. His greed won out and he "diverts" part of his production to make ice creams and sorbets in the most natural way. You will meet him in his laboratory where he simmers his recipes. 40 flavors today. About twenty fruit sorbets and as many ice creams. Tourists and walkers, you will inevitably find ice cream to your palate.

Mattieu Jacoulot and his other half Manon have taken over this beautiful shop. Originally from Besançon, with parents who were restaurant owners, the young Doubiste was lulled in his youth by his parents' dishes, but he turned to pastry and chocolate making. The craftsman has immediately put his stamp on things. He makes cakes with less cream, lighter. His desserts follow the fruits of the season. He also offers ganache, chocolate and ice cream. A must: the Téméraire, the cake that Charles (the Bold) tasted in 1476 and whose recipe was exhumed from the municipal archives.

"Do simple things with good products." This is the thread that runs through Aurelius' bakery. Aurèle Tournier could have ended her professional life in the family printing shop in Côte d'Or. But at the age of 40, this assertive epicurean, fond of bread and pastries, started a "CAP baker". And it's the opening of her own bakery in 2007... in an old butcher's shop; butcher's daughter herself! The craftswoman kneads and shapes only local flours, 100% organic with a strictly homemade leaven. Its range is varied: from semi-complete, to rye, spelt... with dried fruits as well (nuts, hazelnuts, almonds, raisins). La Sellièroise also conceives its shop as a tourist break with documentation, regional products and a tea room. The resonance of its reputation has spread so far beyond regional boundaries that it has been distinguished by the "Gault & Millau" guide.

Mélanie Plantard started her own business in 2010 to make her cakes, chocolates and confectionery. This pastry chef has made a name for herself in the profession and with her customers. You will find nougats, crunchy cookies, soft candies, coated dried fruits, marshmallows, meringues and of course chocolates. Her latest novelties: pastry chocolate, crunchy bar candies, praline bar and chocolate sticks and banana marshmallow!

Artisanal (and organic) popcorns made in Auxerre: that's the original concept behind Maison Gramm's. Present in many of the region's delicatessens, the tastes they offer may surprise, but the flavors are always there. Will you fall for the salted butter caramel with Sichuan pepper? Or white chocolate and spices? Or would you prefer coffee, matcha green tea, pear or lemon? An equally original range of chocolates. And all at an excellent value for money.

Sébastien Métoyer, a multi-award-winning artisan chocolatier who likes to play with textures and flavors to create surprisingly creative organic chocolate, awaits you at the Moulin Rouge estate, in a wild but well-tended natural setting, around two ponds and a canal running through the property. Like the nuggets of young ginger shoots or the pebbles with Burgundy marc, for example. Introductory tasting workshops are also available, as are two gites.

For a century, a pharmacy stood there. That's all it took for Claire Tabbagh and Eva Kaddour to unite their passion and create the unexpected Officine du cacao! Everything here is reminiscent of bygone days, right down to the tablets in the shape of paracetamol tablets. Above all, they cultivate the highest standards. The cocoa comes from Ecuador and is roasted on site. In short, run to discover these chocolates with their sometimes surprising aromas. Like Morvan white fir or cornflower calendula, for example. And don't forget the excellent pastries.

Since opening at the end of 2021, Chez Pêtre bakery and patisserie has kept its promise to delight many a gourmet. Located on Place Saint-Louis, Laurence and Julien Pêtre welcome you to a world where everything is homemade: savoury and sweet will delight the taste buds of gourmets. A special mention for their use of Label Rouge flours, certified CRC, a guarantee of quality and flavor. We love the bakery and patisserie creations that regularly appear on the shop's shelves. A second boutique awaits gourmands in Lormes!

Anne-Laure Devillard has been running this creative patisserie for over 6 years, earning herself a serious reputation. When you walk through the door of her establishment, nothing seems to distinguish it from any other. The products are mouth-watering. But the difference is that everything here is gluten-free and lactose-free. You'll even find gluten-free bread. Of course, you'll love the macvin cannelés, but also the pizzas and savoury tarts. We take great care to ban all allergens, and can even make "made-to-measure" creations for you..

Well located on the rue de la liberté, the Maison des Pains is a large shop with exposed beams and stones and a wide choice of breads, pastries and pastries. Unfortunately, despite these advantages, the appeal is fading very quickly. A first glance at the pastries tempered our enthusiasm a little. Once again, we have conscientiously tasted the house's creations and unfortunately we have the same observation as last year: very little flavour and a price-quality ratio that does not seem very advantageous to us. But our team will soon be back, convinced that the Maison des Pains will have made a small effort by then.

In these beautiful days of summer, finding a bakery is not easy, and that it is in more crowded around midday is an achievement! Who was useless for us during our visit… It is obvious that one wonders why, when we arrive at this bakery in Fontaine-Lès-Dijon, because of the lack of classical bread (that special breads), we went down to 2 special loaves decided to agree that non-contact cards are accepted over 5 euros (small paper on the counter in support of it).). Under a questionable and even contentious pretext of high costs of the transaction… What is the purpose of proposing the option? Attitude somewhat outdated in our time… Other trade reasons? The question arises. For small notes, for a stick or for a chocolate loaf, prepare your currency… or go elsewhere! Nearby are other bakeries much more accommodating.

If the store is well supplied in quantity and quality of breads, from the eponymous baguette to the organic balls and the delicious walnut breads, it is also well endowed in terms of sweetness. In this very large maze of pastries, a quick glance will make your mouth water to taste one of these succulent mille-feuilles or one of these beautiful chocolate éclairs. At lunchtime, a wide range of sandwiches, bagnats or salads will allow you to enjoy your well-deserved lunch break. A space welcomes you to eat on the spot.

The bakery offers a variety of fresh bakery products, such as breads, viennoiseries and pastries. Customers can also take advantage of a takeaway service.

L'Echo des Blés is a bakery specializing in sourdough breads. The baker, Sébastien, showcases his expertise and passion for artisanal organic bread. The bakery offers a wide range of breads, including country, seed and gluten-free breads. The products are made from ancient wheat, with slow fermentation and manual shaping. L'Echo des Blés also takes part in local markets, such as the one in Broyes-les-Pesmes.

Mathieu Paget shines in this place of gourmet delights. Passionate, he combines rigor, creativity and love of the products. While he is particularly fond of chocolate and fruit cakes, he also leaves room for the great classics, which he revisits with imagination. His chocolates come in a variety of varieties, including "Le Rouget de Lisle": a praline made from 66% chocolate, presented in a cassette containing the story of the famous author of the Marseillaise.