BAZAR SAINT-JOSEPH

Saint Joseph Bazaar was created in 1888 by the great grandfather of the current owner, Guy Bourgeois. The taste of the beautiful things, from father to son, probably explains the durability of this great store, the oldest in Orléans. Yet there is no question for the Bourgeois to rest on their laurels. The shop has recently made new skin to offer more airy, brighter and better equipped spaces. The Bazaar follows trends and adapts at the request of its clients. Thus, the pastry radius invaded one of the store entrances, side of the Châtelet. Coffee and tea machines also dominate. But no question of caving in to fashion sirens, the place keeps the principles that make its success: professional equipment and more accessible brands. Amatrices of scrapcooking as well-informed amateur cooks find here their happiness. The "toys" part was more clearly separated from the kitchen. And in order to better discover the proposed robots, demonstrations and tastings are regularly organised. On top of the dishes, the offer is always a beautiful part of the beautiful brands, whether it is the Accessible and its gigognes glasses, the beautiful Le Le, the Guy Guy Degrenne, the Crystal Crystal Glass of Arques or Gien Tiles. A very beautiful address whose quality has not been dément for 135 years.