The best chocolatiers Arbois

Working in Roanne, where they used to rub shoulders and collaborate with the chef Pierre Troisgros, Célia and Guillaume moved to the wine capital. She, getting closer to her family bases. Their rustic shop and workshop smell good as soon as you enter, like the succulences that the chef prepares on his marbles. Confectionery, pastries and chocolates have immediately won over a tasteful public. Their flagship products: giant madeleines, the "Caramel à l'O" in partnership with Salins, marshmallows, chocolates... even ice creams in season. We are amazed.

Ranked in the top 5 of our best chocolate makers, Edouard Hirsinger is the^4th generation to perpetuate this chocolate dynasty. If he is the author of many seasonal creations, he has not forgotten those of his grandfather and great-grandfather, the Galet and the Tous t'chefs. The cakes are also marvellous, such as the Arboisien, the Monaco, the Régent and the Damier (the customers' favourite). The shop is sober and chic and is spread out on a terrace in good season. With a little time, you can also visit the workshop-museum of the origins.

Bruno Grandvoinnet, master pastry chef and chocolatier, has opened a tasty chocolate shop in Arbois with Mélanie Teles. The establishment has several spaces. On the first floor, a room with ^16th century woodwork follows a small reading room. On the first floor, in addition to the tea room and snacking area, customers can sit in the magnificent vaulted cellar converted into a tea room, or on the terrace completely protected from the noise of the street. The pastry and snacking laboratories are glazed and visible to customers.