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Frédéric Vaucamps was born in the north of France and very early on he developed a passion for pastry making, which he decided to make his profession. He opened his first artisanal pastry shop in Hazebrouck in 1982 where he worked on various products, including meringue and brioche. He revisits the Merveilleux recipe, which he lightens up and offers in several flavours (dark chocolate, white chocolate, coffee, speculoos, cherry, almond and caramelised hazelnuts, caramel) and bingo, it's a success. The Merveilleux exists in mini, individual or cake of 4 to 24 parts. The Cramiques (brioches) are made with chocolate, sugar or raisins.

The reputation of the Maison Pariès has been built through five generations of master chocolate makers, pastry chefs and confectioners. From their workshop in the Basque Country, they make the best Basque cakes with almond cream, black cherry jam, chocolate, hazelnuts or citrus fruits. We also discover the ^Kanougas®, a soft caramel with 6 flavors, the ^Mouchou® (bise in Basque), with a soft heart rich in sweet almonds, or the Espelines, roasted sweet almonds, caramelized and spiced with a light touch of Espelette pepper.

In the bustling Docks district, this bakery-patisserie-caterer-tea room is a gourmet meeting place like no other. An artisan to the core and a pastry chef by training, Louis has now added bakery to his business. And what a bakery it is! Different slices of bread every day, country loaves, buckwheat loaves (gluten-free), seed loaves, skylark loaves, gingerbread, bacon loaves and viennoiseries. Also available at the Arcangues market on Wednesdays.

Located in the heart of Bayonne, Maïtena, who makes the pastries, and Joëlle, who serves them, offer a range of "homemade" pastries, including the timeless Pavlova, Paris-Brest, Saint-Honoré, mille-feuilles and other tarts of the moment, because here, we work with seasonal fruit, and also ice creams in summer, with a dozen flavors. On the tearoom side, breakfasts and lunch formulas can be enjoyed on the terrace or inside at lunchtime. And on the catering side, hot and cold savory and sweet dishes. An artisanal gourmet address not to be missed in Bayonne.

The monks of Ligugé share with the Carmelite sisters of Niort a recipe whose ingredients (sugar, cream, eggs, flour and almonds) have formed the name of this specialty: the SCOFA. It is a mille-feuille with sheets of meringue pastry, on which cream and chopped almonds are placed. A delightful treat. Made in a square shape and in many formats, its composition seems rich, but it contains only 300 calories per 100 grams. You can find it in the store of the abbey of Ligugé, in the Carmel of Niort, as well as on certain markets.

This patisserie will not leave you indifferent. We invite you to sample our homemade sweets. Pantxika and Stéphane create their own little jewels. Fine apple tarts, Basque cakes, coffee eclairs, lemon meringue tarts, Russe, Saint-honoré... A wide choice of individual or shared pastries, and creations such as the famous Croquembouche or the 10-level pièce montée, designed for weddings, christenings or simply to treat yourself. Aimed at real taste lovers, and a far cry from industrial pastries.

Maison Susperregui is an institution in Ascain (1880). Raw materials come from the surrounding area: salt from Salies-de-Béarn, Herriko-labeled flour from the Peyrehorade and Mauléon mills, and the know-how of Alain and his team of artisan bakers. Breads, viennoiseries and pastries are baked every day, not forgetting the unmissable Basque cherry or cream cake. For those with a sweet tooth, don't miss the large doughnuts and many other sweet and savory treats.

Maison Saint-Jean, a traditional cookie factory located in Ibarron, just outside Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle, has become an institution thanks to its biscuit-making expertise. Since 2010, Valéry and his pastry chef have been making ever more Basque Country cookies. Savoury and sweet versions are produced in-house and on site, as the workshop is adjacent to the store. You can taste and buy these cookies directly from the workshop.

Brunch includes savory dishes, pastries and sweet treats, all homemade. Advance reservations are recommended.

Lovers of traditional breads and gourmet pastries? Laure and Nicolas, a four-handed duo, express artisan know-how. Their success has been confirmed by the number of visitors. The bakery offers 20 types of bread, including cereal, rye and old-fashioned, as well as viennoiseries, cookies... and snacks such as croque-monsieur, quiches and daily pizzas. In the pastry department, Basque cakes, XXL meringues, multiple verrines and confectionery, all homemade goodness!

In addition to his apprenticeship in the family patisserie, David Lemée has almost 20 years' experience. After Granville, Rennes, Valence and Saint-Sever, he set up his laboratory in Serres-Gaston en Chalosse. Here, he works with Valrhona chocolate, particularly the grands crus. In the area, he doesn't go unnoticed. For chef Michel Guérard, he created an armagnac-verbena-lime chocolate. Ballotins, bars, spreads and ice creams can be found at the main markets, farmers' markets, Christmas markets and in various retail outlets.

Four generations of bakers and confectioners have succeeded one another in this establishment, which is firmly rooted in the square and smells deliciously of bread. It's as much a part of our heritage as the Commanderie (opposite) and the church. Our bakers serve a loyal clientele a wide range of natural breads, viennoiseries and homemade pastries. The basic products are sourced from local flour mills, and the fruit for the pies comes from the surrounding area. And the well-deserved Eguskia label for their Basque cake!

Jean-François Maïtia and his team excel in both original and classic creations, all made with locally sourced products and ingredients. On the bakery side, you'll find a wide range of breads and viennoiseries. Pastries include tarts, entremets, mignardises, Basque cakes with pastry cream, salted butter caramel, chocolate and a wide range of cakes. Chocolates and ice creams, nothing but goodies for gourmets of all ages.

With pastry shops in Capbreton and Seignosse, the reputation of Maison Casano is well established! In fact, when you think of it, you immediately think of the russe, a creamy almond-hazelnut cookie sprinkled with powdered sugar that evokes the snowy plains of Russia. As for macaroons, you'll have to choose between some twenty flavors, from the most classic to the most surprising, depending on inspiration and the season. Antoine, the owner's son, won first prize for tasting in the Best Apprentice of France competition in 2018.

From cocoa beans to chocolate bars, spreads and chocolate powders made in the store and in front of us, it's not common to discover the savoir-faire of our chocolatiers Ronan, maître chocolatier, and Cyril, chocolatier, who have set up shop in the typical district of Petit Bayonne. In just a short space of time, they have made their mark in the world of prestige chocolatiers in the Basque Country. A fine example of success since the creation of the workshop and boutiques.

Take a gourmet break at Goxoak in the friendly Saint-Charles district. You'll succumb to the classic chocolate moelleux, or a fine seasonal fruit tart. On the delicatessen side, summer honey, local jams and a wide range of loose teas and herbal teas. The pastry chef's speciality is the "gâteau du voyage", a cake that can be kept at room temperature: orange, lemon, etc. And also a range of fruit tarts, chocolate cookies, etc.

Does your mom dream of a Vuitton bag, but you can't afford to give it to her? Keep her happy with a copy in 70% cocoa dark chocolate. And if you want to surprise your friends, present them with an assortment of white, dark and milk chocolate cannelés, filled with melting caramel, rum and vanilla. They're crunchy on the outside and melt-in-the-mouth on the inside. Original and delicious! All these delicacies are examples of the talent of Sébastien Audevard, chocolatier by profession and chocolate sculptor. Not only beautiful, but also of the highest quality.

Just opposite Les Halles de Saint-Jean-de-Luz and inside the Gachucha boutique, a specialist in colorful Basque linen, Émilie makes and sells delicious "Parisian" macaroons (2 shells and a ganache). Different flavors are offered, all equally tasty and gourmet - chocolate, lemon, rose, coffee, pistachio, vanilla, orange blossom... and the flavor of the month. These sweets are available individually, in boxes and to order.

On Rue d'Espagne, one of the busiest pedestrian thoroughfares in France, Thierry Bamas' boutique offers, as in Biarritz and Anglet, refined and subtle patisserie. Crowned MOF (Meilleur Ouvrier de France) and world champion in frozen desserts, this elite pastry chef invites you into his gourmet world. You'll find cakes, chocolates and macaroons, in classic formats or created in more original ways, not forgetting the famous ice creams. Renowned for his inventiveness and diversity, each season brings its own original creations.

Gourmandise, seriousness and quality to qualify this house which, since 1964, regales Cambo-les-Bains and well beyond. Basque cakes and a whole range of chocolates, caramels, marzipan and many other pastry delights are made to the delight of young and old. Everything here is home-made: pastries, confectionery, aperitifs for weddings, receptions, lunches. As well for the private individuals as for the companies. And this terrace overlooking the Nive river invites you to taste these sweets.

More than a century of expertise in top-of-the-range patisserie. Basque cakes, Saint-Honoré, galette des Rois (all year round), orange blossom cakes, macaroons and other specialties, not forgetting the exceptionally light "Russe" praline. In Saint-Jean-de-Luz, in the pedestrian streets, the Etchebaster house remains discreet with its tea room, its copious breakfasts and, at any time of day, come and enjoy the "homemade" hot chocolate with its whipped cream... A moment of pure delight, with cakes to savor on the spot.

Have you heard of the Puits d'amour de Captieux? This exquisite delicacy is one of the region's great classics. Those from Maison Seguin are well worth the detour: a thin shell of choux pastry, a tender caramelized chiboust cream... It's been the same recipe since 1944! Buoyed by its success, Maison Seguin also has its own year-round sales outlets in Bordeaux: Cours Portal in the Chartrons district, as well as a stand open every weekend at the Capucins market. Puits d'amour and that's it.

A bakery, patisserie and chocolate shop in one, Boulangerie Soares offers over 20 varieties of artisan bread. As for pastries, the store makes individual or family-size tarts and cakes, russes and Basque cakes. The bakery can also make bread to order and... chocolates. It's all about tailor-made breads and pastries. All you have to do is order. It's also 2 addresses with another store in Biarritz.

Located in the heart of the Saint-Charles district, come and discover the many products offered by the Soares bakery. In addition to traditional individual and family cakes, the bakery specializes in Basque and Russian cakes. And cakes made with seasonal fruit. Its other specialty? Bread. You'll find over 20 varieties, from wholemeal to ficelle, from nut bread to brioches and baguettes. And let's not forget the chocolates, with their original creations. Artisans who are bursting with talent for our greatest pleasure.

The Lucas bakeries and pastry shops in Bayonne and in the Landes region enjoy a well-deserved success. In Bayonne, it is an unavoidable point of restoration with its exhibition and its open window to better entice us. About thirty different breads, a dozen pastries, tourtières, apple crusts, Basque cakes, fondants, pastis, Russian cakes, and of course homemade sandwiches. Catering service and tea room.

The bakery-pastry shop of Emmanuel Baptiste, Limousin cow farmer in La Mothe-Saint-Héray, farmer-baker and since 2021... fouacier master. If you're an adventurer in the world of gastronomy, or if you're looking for a really good fouace, La Mie paysanne is the place to go: the secret of making fouaces has been passed down from generation to generation! You'll discover other mouth-watering recipes, all made with home-grown grain, lovingly cultivated to feed the animals and embellish your meals. You can't improvise fouace!

Since 1951, this famous name in chocolate has been delighting our taste buds with original, hand-crafted creations. It is one of the world's leading chocolate ambassadors, with 35 stores across France, including 6 in the Basque Country. This island of delicacies is the perfect showcase in the heart of the BAB2 shopping mall. Here you'll find a rigorous selection of the finest cocoa beans and the famous bouquets de chocolat®, bars, spreads, boxes and boxes of chocolates to give as gifts or enjoy at home.

Xavier Berger trained at the school of excellence. He left the family home and the emblematic Royalty in Tarbes to open his own store in Pau with his wife Marlene. The famous chocolate maker, best chocolate maker of France 2010, offers the range of his specialties, sticks, tuiles or cookies. You also have a nice choice of bars stamped XB. He always tries to innovate and to imagine new associations of flavors and products to answer his quest for perfection. You will inevitably find a creation which will correspond perfectly to your greediness. He also has a store in Tarbes. Beautiful case and beautiful palette to discover.

In the Rue des Chocolatiers, L'Atelier des Frangins offers a selection of refined viennoiseries with an original aesthetic, and cakes that have nothing to envy the master pastry chefs of the Basque country. Creative and inspired combinations, based on local products for the most part. Bérenger and Simon, our 2 artist-craftsmen, revisit the standards of traditional patisserie in generous proportions in their lab at the back of the store, with plump, gourmet croissants and chocolatines, not forgetting the snacks of the day.

Garderes is a new-generation chocolate factory located in the commune of Idron. Founded in 2017 by Paul Gardères, it combines traditional know-how and modern creativity to offer unique chocolate experiences. Paul Garderes' passion is present in all his work to create exceptional chocolates. His creations boldly combine classic flavors with innovative combinations, awakening the taste buds of even the most demanding chocolate lovers. The Garderes chocolate factory is an unmissable destination for all gourmets in search of refined taste sensations in a contemporary and welcoming setting.

If you are looking for good pastries and a multitude of breads to brighten up your mornings? Then make a stop at Sauboua. This bakery and pastry shop, which also has an address in the center of town, is undoubtedly among the best in the region. It must be said that this small family business works hand in hand with local merchants and producers to make its products in the purest artisanal tradition from carefully selected quality raw materials. And the cakes are always excellent!

After working in Australia and Polynesia, Nelly and David fell under the spell of Cambo-les-Bains. A pastry chef by trade, David has surrounded himself with a brigade whose average age is under 30. The bakery is bustling with activity from dawn onwards, offering around fifteen different types of bread, Basque cakes and other delicious sweet treats, all made fresh on the premises. The "house" specialty: chocolate marbré. A local business, but above all a quality one!

A reference in the Basque Country for its viennoiseries and tarts, but also, in season, for its exceptional orange blossom galettes des rois, whose secret recipe is carefully guarded. You'll need to get to the store early, as early as 7am. You'll also appreciate the daily sandwiches, salads and one of the best Basque cakes in the region. The second boutique on avenue de Verdun reproduces the same high standards of quality.

This young (and very talented) pastry-chocolate-confectioner apprenticed with two Deux-Sévriens Meilleurs ouvriers de France, bakers Dominique and Thomas Planchot. After a spell at the Maison Flu (Niort), he took over the pastry-making reins at the Alexandra Palace, before finally daring to set up shop in the Bocage region in 2023. His credo: gourmet desserts accessible to all. Fine pastries, vintage chocolates, homemade jams and pralines... to bring you to your knees.

Ranked no. 1 for the best vanilla ice creams in 2019 by a famous gastronomic guide, Mathieu Bargeton makes his high-quality frozen delights, sorbets and pastries with respect for tradition from his laboratory in Ascain. Here, it's not quantity, but quality that's the hallmark. Cow's milk ice cream, marcona almond ice cream, homemade caramel ice cream, "chocahuète" ice cream... but also sudachi sorbets, soursop sorbets... And let's not forget the tasty Brussels waffles and homemade crêpes you can enjoy overlooking the bay of Saint-Jean-de-Luz.

Simon Rousseau has been passionate about cooking since childhood. Inspired by Thai techniques, he offers "à la plancha" ice creams, made from a homemade milk base using natural, local and, if possible, sustainable or organic products: milk, agave syrup, seasonal fruit... These delicious frosted creations can be found at numerous events around Bordeaux: if you get the chance, don't miss out on the rolled ice creams, unless you'd rather try a milk-free eskimo or a granita!

Launched in 2019 by 2 childhood friends Matthieu Schlewitz and Arnaud Rioblanc, the Adiiou house offers you many homemade breads, very often organic. Alongside the traditional breads, you will also find many pastries for older and younger people, a real paradise for food lovers. Their specialties are named after the emblematic peaks of the Pyrenees. Cakes, also all made in the bakery, adorn the windows and are often appreciated by customers. Maison Adiiou also has a second shop in Lons, avenue Erckman-Chatrian. Good products and a great team, this establishment is starting to run well!

Who doesn't remember the taste and flavour of gingerbread from their childhood? It is in one of the most beautiful villages of France that you can find this "madeleine de Proust"... Precisely in the shop of Ainhoa where you can taste and take away the famous trays: the classics with orange, Espelette pepper, dried figs, chestnut and rice flour or with prunes-walnut-armagnac-ginger-honey! Artisanal recipes that vary all year round.

For more than a decade, this luminous bakery-patisserie-chocolaterie... etc. has been in a state of continuous effervescence. Here, real bakers and patissiers make all kinds of breads, viennoiseries and cakes on the premises, not forgetting chocolates, savoury tarts, sandwiches and so many other delicacies of the moment. All year round, the shop displays the macaroons of the day, the galettes des Rois, the crêpes de la Chandeleur. And new pastry collections are constantly being revisited. And let's not forget the smiling faces of our artisans!

Recently relocated to its new premises in Lons, the Lukas chocolate factory is enjoying a well-deserved reputation. The chocolates are well-balanced, not too sweet (not to mention the range of sugar-free chocolates, which deserves a mention), gourmet and well-presented. Lukas offers several ranges, from traditional varieties that don't age (praliné, ganache, caramel, marzipan), to a premium range with refined textures and flavors, as well as a range of chocolate specialties (orangettes, granits, mendiants, etc.) and dragees for special occasions (christenings, weddings) and confectionery.

Chocolate lovers, don't hesitate to enter this factory. The promise is written on the façade: to offer products from the plantation to the bar! This is where Jean-Vincent Houdelette works, a passionate craftsman who creates his own recipes using cocoa beans from his family's plantation in the Dominican Republic. The result is delicious, as evidenced by the cocoa nibs and tablets beautifully wrapped in colorful packets, which reveal so much flavor from the very first bite. The family business controls the entire production chain, carefully selecting its ingredients and developing each recipe without adding preservatives.

This little bakery smells of home-made bread and pastries. A far cry from the industrial bakery, because here the essentials have been preserved: taste and more taste! Every day, our artisan baker repeats the same precise gestures, working the dough, which is alive and kicking, and giving shape to the bread by personalizing it. The flour comes from certified organic mills, with highly hydrated sourdough doughs that are impossible to shape by machine. All kinds of breads, viennoiseries and savoury/sweet pastries made with the same ethic.

Have you ever eaten the perfect cookie? The one that's not too sweet, that has a chewy center yet is crisp and crunchy? The Petit Futé was on the lookout for just such a cookie at Batch Cookies. Here, at this tiny address, it's hard not to succumb to temptation, so appetizing are the cookies. Victims of their own success, you may have to wait a few moments for the latest batch to come out of the oven. Without a doubt, our favorite is the chocolate chip and walnut cookie. Go for it!