The best delicatessens Bordeaux

Mr Henin does not do things like everyone else! Beside the Gabriel & Albert restaurant, near Saint-Michel, the grocery store bears the name of his cousin (Panpi) and his cousin (Mirentxu). Inside, full of quality handicraft products such as Basque linen On Tiss but also to drink (coloured drinks with original tastes such as green bananas or rosé grapefruit, Barbapapa syrups, nice selection of wines) and to eat (foie gras, pâtés, Pata Negra ham, peppers and Produits products). Everything is beautifully presented in antique wooden furniture. A shop where the products are as beautiful as good.

Le Comptoir Bordelais is an essential stop for tourists and gift seekers. In this charming grocery store, which looks like an old-fashioned shop, you will find a wide range of spirits, local products and gourmet souvenirs! In addition to the traditional cannelés, you will find sweets, wine, liqueurs of all kinds, various aperitifs including Lillet, biscuits, foie gras, cassoulet, condiments, lentil sausages... Everything is always very well presented and very good.

L'Echoppe de la Lune is both a gourmet and historical grocery store. Anna Pedelaborde's idea is to tell the story of Bordeaux from the ^18th century to the present day, through 120 products made exclusively in Gironde. Each product has its own explanatory sign! More than twenty brands, some of them a little forgotten, are on offer in the boutique. The clientele is mainly local, but tourists appreciate this shop for its originality, Anna's kindness and the quality of the gourmet discoveries.