Gourmet products local specialties and wines Troyes

The Cellier Saint-Pierre is a reference in terms of good wines. Located opposite the cathedral, whose square has been redone, the cellar offers a choice of over 500 references. The Champagne region is well represented with great houses as well as harvesters-manipulators from the Aube region, then the offer opens up to other regions, with stronger and international spirits such as a range of Japanese whiskies. But it is not a simple wine shop, since the renovation of the adjacent buildings in noble materials. Superb buildings that also house exhibitions from time to time.

In the heart of the halls of the Hotel de Ville, Le Petit Charlot unveils his impressive fish outlet: bars, loche, mullet, trout, salmon, turbot, soles, black places, cod… With three arrivals per week, every right of Rungis and a notoriety dating back to 1965, this fish has a well-established situation in Troyes. Be sure to also find lobsters, crayfish and other crustaceans, sold cooked or alive, all right out of their aquarium that seduce the smallest. The Petit Charlot is also a catering area with the production of seafood trays, delivered without supplement to the residents of Troyes and its town and now hot dishes… You can also find them on other markets, especially in Nogent or Bar-sur-Seine.

This boutique is located a little away from the city centre but remains one of the troyennes specialities: almond paste stuffed candied cherries filling in champagne or kirsch marc. The chocolates, pralines and almonds are made in the laboratory of Jean-Philippe Charpot, under your eyes, except for the champagne caps and some traités garnitures. It is Martine who welcomes you and advises you. The house also offers a selection of teas, tea jellies, fruit and wine jams, as well as purple or poppy candy as once, chocolate tablets, Marianne bites to black chocolate and crushed almonds. Much of what your cocoa desires are. The 100 g of homemade chocolates cost € 7,70. And you train very easily, it is a detail that can also justify the stop.

Le Royaume des papilles has moved near the Saint-Urbain basilica, rue Pithou. It still lives up to its name. We enjoy the atmosphere of the sales staff: everything is a pretext for energizing the store and introducing us to new, tempting, top-quality products. Teas and coffees from the ends of the earth. Olive oils and other condiments to make your guests jealous. New seasonings to spice up your dishes. The grocery store ventures into fine products, sourced here and there. Exclusive distributor of Oliviers & Co condiments, this kingdom also showcases caramel babas, rice pudding and spices. It's hard not to find your very own Proust's madeleine...

It's in the heart of Troyes, near the Halles, that Le Bec Fin has been presenting itself for over 50 years as a safe bet for the region's epicureans. The store itself looks like a market with its almond-green front, and it would be hard not to find what you're looking for here. Vegetarians beg to differ, the charcuterie is plentiful, and the fine wine and spirits show off their superb colors, while the savory and sweet groceries would make any ascetic go wild! All this comes at a price, but your taste buds will thank you.

Rice in 25 kg bags of exotic fruits through Buddha statuettes, liqueurs, black mushrooms, sauces, peppers or soya and, with this surprising mixture of incense and spices, there is no doubt, you are well on the door of Asia. We would even think of a market in the heart of Thailand or Vietnam.

Design, dynamic and well-stocked, this wine shop in Troyes will seduce you with its rich offer. In addition to a traditional assortment of wines, champagne, spirits and locally made beers, this specialist has an offer of regional products and vintages at affordable prices. And the house also does grocery shopping, based on products supplied by quality local producers. The enlightened wine lover will be informed by a knowledgeable team, which masters its subject. The house also organizes wine tasting evenings.

Chez Axelle is a tea and coffee shop offering a wide selection of hot and cold drinks. As an artisan roaster, they also offer a range of 100% Arabica coffees from different origins. Chez Axelle offers on-site dining as well as takeaway, but does not offer a delivery service.