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For the pleasure of the small and the larger, make a gourmande stop at this glacier which combines taste with originality. Delicious and exclusive fragrances of Italian ice will be offered to you: Smartiees, Kinder, Nutella, caramel caramel, tiramisu, Toblerone, Bounty, melon, meringue, lemon pie… But also pancakes, homemade chocolate, waffles and churros, a real treat.

More than a chocolate factory, Maison Saunion is THE house of chocolate in Bordeaux, a house that has been established for four generations on Cours Georges-Clemenceau. Thierry Lalet, nicknamed "Le petit Saunion" (the little Saunion), took over the torch of the family business in 1994, always with excellence. Refined shop, cosy welcome. On the shelves, a magnificent selection of fruit pulps, calissons, disguised fruit, and an irresistible range of chocolates: Montmorency, truffles, Guinettes, Clemenceau (rum-candied cherry coated with milk chocolate) as well as the must-eat Gallien de Bordeaux, the oldest chocolate from Saunion with a nougatine shell, almond heart from Provence and hazelnuts from Lot-et-Garonne. Great refinement and the promise of exquisite gourmet moments. In the summer, lovers of sweet treats can enjoy ice-cream in cones or jars sold in a very retro trolley.

A must in Bidart, the Fournil de la Licorne is an artisanal bakery-pastry shop that has won the support of locals and visitors by making quality products. You will succumb to the Basque cake, the specialty of the house. From pastries to breads and baguettes "baked throughout the day", through delicious desserts, try the famous Russe, a light butter cream on a crunchy praline cookie: a delight! Or savory and complete menus with sandwiches: Iberian, Biarrot with white ham and many others.

Prize for the best galette in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department for Maison Berterreix. a^{3rd-generation} baker and pastry chef, Bruno doesn't just produce the famous "home-made" galette in January. He's also a talented pastry chef, making viennoiseries, special breads, sandwiches, wraps, macaroons, Arinak shortbread, Basque cakes, homemade ice creams and sorbets (12 flavors): chocolate with Espelette chili, cherry, raspberry, mango... Tasting obligatory!

The Artigarrède patisserie, well known in Béarn for its famous Russe d'Oloron, also offers its gourmet jewels in the Pays Basque. The Russe is the original product, accompanied by the company's chocolates, including the famous Muscadines, Rosquilles and artisanal jams, some of them original, such as the fig, citrus, walnut and gingerbread jam... The Russe, created by Adrien Artigarrède in 1923, is considered to be one of the most subtle and delicious of all cakes. A house that radiates and delights generations of gourmets.

This old building from 1741 is jealously protected by Gérard Lhuillier. He is also the guardian of a trade in danger of disappearing. From then on, every day, he makes a daily bread, a lordly one, in the old fashioned way. Country, rye, wholemeal, sweet loaves, meture, these round cornmeal loaves much loved by the elderly and the young. With milk and farm eggs, he creates delicious shortbread, small and large, the loaves, these cakes with aniseed and Basque cakes any size ... Guarantor of the tradition and the know-how.

On the church square of Coulon, here is an excellent address to have a drink, a tea, to stroll, to taste a pancake, a waffle, and to buy some products from here and there in the cellar and the delicatessen of the shop. You are here at Jérémie's. It is this lover of the marsh who had the not-so-frozen idea to open this nice establishment, and that, all year long. You will find a modern decor and a very friendly welcome. And as the name suggests, don't forget to order a good homemade ice cream to refresh yourself.

Pascal Moustirats began as an apprentice pastry chef at Heynard, before moving to Paris to apprentice as a chocolatier at Robert Linxe's La Maison du Chocolat. He then spent 3 years at Ladurée before returning to the Basque Country. Bonbons de chocolat, ganaches, pralines and numerous chocolates à croquer make up Pascal's Noir range. He also offers bars of different percentages and origins. 3 stores now with tea room between Bayonne and Hasparren.

Could it be that a lucky star has risen above this patisserie, an unmissable reference in the Basque Country and particularly in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port? Passed down from generation to generation, today it's the^3rd generation who carry on the family tradition in an exceptional setting, with original woodwork and superb antique furniture. The signature Basque cream cake, cherry cake and other specialties include macaroons, almond tuiles, cookies, cakes, butter cakes and Italian-style ice cream...

The famous Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle bakery has breathed new life into the Fronton bakery in Souraïde, an authentic Basque village. The building, the former public school, has been renovated with care and respect, and bears witness to the savoir-faire of the Basque region's artisan bakers. You'll find all kinds of breads, viennoiseries, savoury tarts and salads, as well as specialities from the Darrigues house. These include the Basque cake with rum cream and the famous Saint-Pée brioche, made in collaboration with the Auberge Basque's Michelin-starred chef, Cédric Béchade.

This bakery located on the square Paul-Doumer has kept all the refinement and elegance of a place that has more than a century of existence. From the entrance, our look is raised by the beautiful painted ceiling where a flamboyant chandelier is suspended. Then he walks along the windows with a thousand wonders: opera, black forest, saint-honoré, raspberry pie, strawberry, paris-brest, pears for the most classical; but also Russian (almonds success, praline butter cream), coquelin (almonds and light chocolate foam) and the famous duo, creamy creamy with a black chocolate foam. Farandole of gourmet delights that compete with the finest works of art created by Joël Bonnet, the pastry master of the place for over twenty years, and all his team. The huge period of time that allows artisanal cooking and develops all flavours is probably one of the keys to success. Also baker, you will find a series of special breads, olives breads, mustard and bacon, and many more. The gourmands will be tempted by the macaroons, cannelés or chocolates that narguent us from the corner of the eye. There are also artisanales ice creams, and depending on the season, you will be seduced by the «ceps basket» or the «harvest basket», magnificent milk compositions. Take advantage of the tea lounge area, to taste homemade milk chocolate, outside if time permits!

Master pastry chef, he trained at Palu before following an international path to perfect his experience in London, Denmark or in France at Taillevent or Maxim's. In the windows of this establishment in Pau, he proposes his original creations such as the chariot wheels, a range flavored with jasmine, tea, spices in a window, and of course his classic cakes with that little extra that makes the difference like the millefeuille du chocolatier, very design, the English cake, chocolate, crumbles, macaroons, Tonka, a mixture of praline and infusion of tonka beans, without forgetting the Saint-André all chocolate and the marrons glacés.

At the same time pastry cook, chocolate maker, ice-cream maker and caterer, the Marquet pastry shop is very appreciated by those who have tasted its sweet delights. Already, the shop window does not leave you indifferent. A cannelé is divine for a snack, but the pastries (small or large size) are meltingly good. Let's not forget the regional specialties such as the Dune du Pyla, the Pinasse glacée or the dunettes; small almond paste cookies flavored with Bordeaux fine, pine nuts and chocolate. The address also offers a quality catering service.

" I love galettes. Do you know how? When it's well made. With butter inside ". If you love this Charentais dessert, head for Beurlay. If the village is well known to those who travel to Saintes via the main road, it is also well known for the large building in which the artisanal galettes have been made for four generations. Today, this cake is still one of Charente-Maritime's flagship products. It's true that it knows how to charm us with its golden skin, its softness and its different recipes, including the inevitable angelica.

Artisan chocolatier Puyodebat is a benchmark in the small world of Basque chocolatiers. Between Cambo-les-Bains, Biarritz and the Art Deco-style store in Bayonne, you'll find the praline specialty: the Craquinette, so good you'll want to have one every time. You'll also find other must-try creations: mendiants, rocailles, aiguillettes au piment... and grand cru chocolates: napolitains, dark chocolate ganaches... Upstairs, you'll find the Salon de Chocolat, where you can enjoy a sublime hot chocolate.

Pascal Ges, pastry chef and chocolate maker, is, like many craftsmen, not very talkative when it comes to talking about his passion. That's fine with us, because a good tasting is better than a long speech! Do not deprive yourself. In the store, it is the lady who advises and explains the different varieties of chocolates. The golf ball is one of the original creations, like the Hossegor caviar, a delicacy to offer or to share. Individual or not, the pastries are made with fresh fruits. You will hesitate between the croissants with pine nuts, the Louise tart with caramel shortcrust pastry, the rum baba and its pipette, the spread, the home-made ice creams. Tea lovers will be able to choose from the range of Pagès teas. The locals and visitors are not mistaken, the famous Basque cake, plain or with morello cherry, remains a must. Once you have made your choice (which is not easy) you can't wait to go home and taste them.

Pinocchio is a veritable institution. With over 60 permanent flavors, you'll find what you're looking for on the main aisle leading to the waterfront. Alongside traditional ice creams and sorbets made by a master ice-cream maker with no artificial flavourings, indulge in brand-name ice cream bars, succulent homemade crepes or waffles that can be combined with salted butter caramel or homemade chocolate. Tasty treats to be enjoyed on the terrace in tangy colors!

If you like chocolate, you will find here an ideal place to relax. Located in the commercial area of Angoulins, this boutique offers the products of a family company specializing in chocolate for 30 years. We appreciate the friendly welcome and the possibility to find a wide range - several hundred references: crunchy, crispy, fruity, truffles… There are all tastes! A few examples to make you want to: Crispy caramel, Rocs to almonds on black beggars. Futed, we can get gift ideas that will delight gourmets.

Located close to a busy avenue, this bakery keeps attracting greedy gourmets to buy pastries and bread. The most? It is possible to buy his traditional wand without having to get out of his car through the drive. You will no longer have an excuse for forgetting bread! The Petit Futé advises you to stop to cross the doors of a place that is a real paradise for gourmets. The reception is always smiling despite the crowd and there is a wide variety of breads that will satisfy the greatest number, but also delicious pastries and a choice of sandwiches. Futed, we can even take a burger!

Carmen and her son Anthony opened their first boutique in Bordeaux's Place Saint-Pierre, followed by a second in Arcachon's Moulleau. The all-white storefront is chic and sober, with its old-fashioned moldings. The ice creams and sorbets are handcrafted to the highest standards by Terre Adélice's master ice-cream makers. Everything is 100% organic, with no colorants, chemical flavors or preservatives, and 52 of the 104 flavors are vegan. The choice is vast, and some of the flavors are surprising. The welcome is all smiles, even when it's crowded.

A staple of Basque delicacies, it has been delighting generations of gourmets since 1946. You'll find classic regional chocolates such as Rocher de Biarritz, Touron Basque, Calissons and cocoa powder... In winter, truffettes are on offer, and all year round, chocolate lollipops, tablettes and caramels are on the menu. A house also renowned for its pastries. Gâteau basque, millefeuille, Saint-Honoré, fruit tarts, baba au rhum, etc... a difficult choice, with a range of creations to choose from.

At Thierry Bamas, a pastry chef with a host of awards to his name, including Meilleur Ouvrier de France and world champion of frozen desserts, patisserie is elevated to the rank of gourmet art. Signature sweet treats include millefeuille, paris-brest, basque cakes, cakes and lemon meringue tarts, all of which are perfections of taste and iced sweetness. A gourmet address not to be missed, with new creations all year round!

Already owner of the Bellis bakery-pastry shop in Gujan-Mestras, Gaëtan Cossoul has taken over the establishment where he learned his trade: the Fournil d'Ychoux. His breads are made with South-West flours, his pastries, his pastries... Everything is made on the spot as at Bellis. And they are the same recipes; those which make the fame of this craftsman several times rewarded. Among the must-try items, you will find the chocolate fondant, the Basque cake and the famous Pastis Landais. The best is to go there!

Behind these two feminine first names, Henriette & Olga, borrowed from their grandmothers, are two friends: Dimitri, a pastry chef by training, and Christophe, a salesman. The two boys have a passion for gourmet food, based on values such as authenticity, know-how and conviviality. They select only local products to produce pastries, verrines, 580 ml pots with a choice of flavors in the sorbet and ice-cream categories, and even ice-cream sandwiches combining vanilla, cookie and caramel, or mango, passion fruit and Sichuan pepper. The decor is warm and sunny.

With a grandfather and uncle who were bakers, and a father and brother who were pastry chefs, Denis Daubos always knew that he too would become a pastry chef. It was during his military service in 1980 that he seized the opportunity to become the Minister of Defense's pastry chef, before handing over to Pierre Hermé. What a career! In Mont-de-Marsan, only he can offer you chocolates and pastries flavored with Armagnac and local Grand Cru. He's also known for his delicious marshmallow bears with pear, coconut and mulled wine...

Place Clemenceau is home to the boutique of pastry chef Thierry Bamas, MOF since 2011. A year earlier, he became world champion in frozen desserts. While he already excels in Bayonne and Anglet, what this creative pastry chef lacked was an intense venue close to the sea. Here, you can enjoy cakes, chocolates... as well as the brand's famous ice creams. Bamas is also a dessert school, where you can share the chef's expertise and impress your guests by learning or perfecting your technique. All levels.

In the little grocery store, you need to ask for the background of foie gras: a brioche brioche inside which is covered by a fresh foie gras and pommes apples fed by port, salt and pepper. You're heating it on the spot. Taste the speciality of the house, the Montadour, the background of success praline with nuts and nougat pilés, wrapped with a film of chocolate, and tasting these chocolates, the thistles of Chalosse, you will keep a tasty memory.

Le Pastis d'Amélie is a pastry that pays homage to the traditional Béarn cake. The story begins with the love affair between Pierre Larquier, a cabinet-maker from the Landes region, and Marie-Amélie Baradat, a talented Béarnaise cook. Jean-Louis Larquier, Amélie's grandson, rediscovered the recipe and spent ten years rediscovering the authentic flavors of yesteryear. Making pastis requires over 48 hours' work and meticulous attention to detail. Peio Larquier, Jean-Louis' successor, invites visitors to sample this delicacy at his bakery in Mazerolles or under Les Halles in Pau, accompanied by a custard and a regional wine.

This Belgian brand is no longer present! 100% pure cocoa butter and winning trio! Whether black, white or white, all Léonidas chocolates are small gourmandise jewelry, beautiful and good… This boutique in the city centre offers the entire palette and all the shelves of the house in different formats. Beggars or guinettes, as usual at Léonidas, you can add your own ballotin.

Guinette with Armagnac and Morello cherry with kirsch are the chocolate factory's oldest products. They combine fresh fruit and selected liqueur in a dark chocolate coating. A nod to wine, of course, with Sarments du Médoc, fine chocolate twigs enhanced with sweet perfumes (blackcurrant-basil, mint, orange...). Other specialties include Perles du Médoc, grapes macerated in a peach and apricot syrup, coated in dark chocolate, or delicious chocolate bars combining pleasure and refinement. A real delight!

The capital of the Basque Country has also been the French City of Chocolate since the 17th century. L'Atelier du Chocolat, since 1951, has been one of its prestigious ambassadors, renowned for its rigorous selection of the world's finest beans, and for its recognized expertise in handcrafted creations. This Bayonne boutique, like the 5 others in the Basque Country, offers all the expertise of master craftsmen. Bouquets de Chocolat®, chocolate spreads, boxes of chocolates for special occasions, organic chocolates to treat yourself too!

The Huvelin family business has been shining with its creations since 1963. A total of 59 types of chocolate bonbons, bouchées, tablettes, "carrés origines", pralines, ganaches and a hint of Pamplie salted butter, all prepared by hand. The establishment also works with the emblematic angelica, in its candied version, in jams, compotes and liqueurs obtained by maceration. What can I say? Oh yes, it's a Niort landmark: a visit is a must!

Petit Smart likes to give you "the right addresses" where bread is well done. This is the case with Jean-Pierre and Solange Marmiesse. The bakery is open all year round. And don't forget to spoil yourself with their apple crisp, a treat you can buy in plaque at an interesting price.

This artisanal chocolate-maker has been perpetuating the great French tradition of pure cocoa butter for three generations. Come and share the passion of excellence through an extraordinary journey in the méandres of the cocoa river. You will discover the wonderful world of chocolate under the master, Jean-Louis Boutouyrie, who will propose unexpected tastings. You will surely let yourself be seduced by the Rocks of the Diège, the speciality of the house, the galette galette and the Treipaîs this typical cake Limousin.

In the heart of Anglet's Pontots business park, this is the place to go for a gourmet lunch break. With its sheltered patio and plancha (in season), its space dedicated to bistronomic catering, on the spot or to take away, and the product showcase. From speciality breads, viennoiseries and cakes to savoury pies of generous proportions, XXL burgers, mixed salads (Landaise, Basque, Caesar...), sandwiches and more. All made on the premises by a team of professionals.

WE: 2 artisan chocolatier-biscuit maker-glazier-cook... for 10 years! Mathilde and Guillaume, 2 enthusiasts of taste and chocolate, combine their know-how to create dark and milk chocolate bars, P'tit Basque praline-hazelnut bites, caramel spreads, marshmallow bear paws, etc., from their Arcangues lab, to the delight of gourmets/gourmands. And grandmother's jams, apricot and strawberry. You can also try the house specialty, iced Basque cake, all from their little boutique-counter in Biarritz.

Les Papys Gâteaux are two lively retired men, creators of Niort's first madeleine. Based in the former Coulon dairy, the former businessmen took on the challenge of revisiting the famous Commercy jewel. While the recipe is kept secret, we do know that it is distinguished by its local ingredients: AOP butter from Echiré, eggs from their own countryside and flour from Courçon. Not forgetting a hint of lemon, lovingly squeezed by hand. They wanted to have fun, and it shows: you too can have a bite and have a good time!

Two minutes from the beach of Port Vieux, you will appreciate a stop at Noisette Pâtisserie, which also serves as a tea room in a cosy and luminous setting. Already a very popular supplier to professionals in the Basque Country, you will succumb to the sweet (and savory) treats where hazelnuts have found their letters of nobility. Signature recipes and variations made in the store's laboratory but also in Iraty. Equally generous pastries, financiers, cakes for a snack on the go. Thank you Sandy and Mathieu, this talented duo.

What strikes you when you come home is the smell of hot bread, as effective as a siren song. Chanelle St-Amour loves to travel, but what motivates her most is meeting people and loving good things. An authenticity that can be found in her micro-bakery, where people flock to savor breads of character kneaded by hand, with passion and creativity. With a nod to her hometown, the place also offers beautiful products brought back from her travels, and from small producers with the same environmental and responsible approach.

A 100% plant-based and organic artisan ice cream maker, Psychedélice is THE place to go for delicious ice cream, with flavors that are both powerful and subtle, and above all not too sweet (unrefined cane sugar)! Sorbets, ice creams and wafers are all made on site. We like to do the tasting on the spot, because you can also have a drink. The team will be happy to suggest refreshing cocktails as you leave the beach. And vegan boards and tapas from 6pm to get the evening off to a good start. Shall we meet there?

We can't resist this delicious cake, with its pastry cream bursting with choux pastry. A delight for young and old alike, resurrected here thanks to the expertise of our young Master Craftsman. An institutional address which has recently been taken over and which also offers other "homemade" pastries, sandwiches, special breads... Created by the famous Parisian pastry chef Chiboust in 1840, he gave the name to the street where his business was located.

Known throughout France, discover a whole range of Dunes Blanches like the Dunes de Piquey with a whole range of flavors: raspberry-white chocolate, salted butter caramel, sesame nougatine, Nutella and dark chocolate. Other specialties: sacristains (a pastry made of twisted puff pastry, covered with royal icing and sprinkled with flaked almonds, all sprinkled with sugar), rye pie with fruit, fisherman's baguette with melted cheese, nuts, bacon, and olive ficelle or chorizo ficelle.

Jean-Baptiste Grangé is a very successful pastry chef: European Bakery Champion 2019, French Bakery Champion 2019, Gold Medal for the brioche category at the World Cup of Apprentices 2012, Silver Medal with the French Bakery Team at the World Cup of Apprentices 2012, Best Young Baker in France 2011, Silver Medal at the Olympiades des métiers in Bordeaux in the Pastry category and Gold Medal in the Bakery category. His titles are reflected in his store with a beautiful range of pastries and very good bread!