The best bakeries New Aquitaine

All bakery and Viennese pastry products are made on site. Specialties include Bécam flute, wheat-free bread, organic breads and Le Choc'O Roi, the brand's signature cake, light and creamy, in a variety of flavors, to be enjoyed in the pretty dining room, on a comfortable sofa with USB plug, or on the terrace. It's also an ideal lunchtime break with Menus: salads, burgers, sandwiches...

There are some pleasant talents to follow and encourage. Gaëtan Cossoul's is particularly noteworthy. Specialties include Basque cakes, Landes pastis, chocolate fondant (Coq d'Or European gastronomic prize), vanilla flan... Le Bellis aims for quality (less sugar and bad fats). With his team, Gaëtan bakes bread from Label Rouge flours from the South-West of France. Baguettes, 100% rye pies... are just waiting to be tried! Everything is baked in the bakery. Yet another good reason to push open the door at Le Bellis. Smiling, welcoming team.

With its beautiful old-fashioned front showing beautiful country breads, the Londiche bakery gives the irresistible desire to return. By pushing the door, the return in the continuous time, you plunge into the atmosphere of a 1930s bakery with beautiful lights and antique furniture for decoration. A real pleasure for the eyes, before the pleasure of good bread. Here, everything is homemade and above all with passion, so no industrial products are used in manufacturing, here, you buy good... Pierre, the artisan baker, has been inducted as an "Ambassador of bread", which is a guarantee of quality. Enjoy ciabatta, a very soft Italian bread with olive oil as an ingredient, Norwegian cake-shaped cake topped with sesame and spelt seeds or bougnatte, a traditional baguette that recalls the Auvergne origins of the patron by its name. To this must be added pastries, homemade cakes (candied fruit and rum or lemon and poppy for example), honey financier, etc. Pastries only appear on weekends, except during the King's cake season when they are made all week long. Pierre and his wife Christine are fervent defenders of old-fashioned bread and organic products. It is an excellent address to remember and share without moderation.

Mathilde and her team create generous pastries and viennoiseries. On the shelves, some fifteen varieties of bread with crunchy crusts and honeycomb crumbs, made with agri-ethical flours. At lunchtime, a wide choice of sandwiches, croque-monsieur, quiches, hot dishes, salads and desserts, with a loyalty offer on these snack formulas. The chain is also committed to an eco-responsible, anti-gasping approach.

A postcard bakery with its baskets filled with country bread, its slightly outdated shelves and its majestic 15th century wood-fired oven. Serge Combarieu overplayed his role as a model craftsman, beret screwed on the skull and marcel de rigueur. But the real star of the sign is the Gascony bread, the traditional country bread, with leaven and a thick crust, which keeps impeccably for almost a week. Some sweets for the snack - chocolatines, apple croustades and croissant - and for the weekend, the brioche, fragrant.

Sabine opens the bakery (and press office) at 6am. You will find various home-made breads and pastries, the famous pastis landais, brioche or long pastis, and above all, discover the Petit Futé, the lemon cake. It really looks like a homemade cake, well puffed up, a little bit browned. This is the work of the baker Alain. Soft and fragrant paste. At first glance, it is difficult to distinguish whether it is orange or lemon. A little advice, cut it into thin slices to accompany the coffee and, if there is any left over, freeze it: after a light toasting, the result is spectacular, it is as good as the day you bought it. Here's a bakery that's worth the detour.

This bakery is quite simply an institution! It has the advantage of being located in the heart of town, close to a large parking lot. And the regulars are as numerous as ever to push open the door of this place dedicated to gourmet delights. For 120 years, Maison Faucon has been attracting gourmets and gourmands in search of carefully crafted products. The local specialty? The "Falconelle" galette from Charente. People sometimes come from far and wide for it, and you only have to taste it to understand its success! The bread is top quality, as are the pastries.

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!

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!

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.

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.

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.