The best grocery stores Dax

The latest addition to the Barajas Primeurs family is in Dax, managed by Stéphanie and Stéphane Fouchet! And good news, it's the biggest of the 3 stores. The drive-through is not yet on the menu, but you will be able to stock up on all the good products you usually find, including Folk sauces (Landes), Pikoka hummus... There's also a rich assortment of organic sourdough bread and a canning cabinet with local fresh produce preserves. Take advantage of a 10% discount on Tuesdays.

This wine cellar specializing in the sale of independent wine growers also offers a wide range of rums and old Armagnac. A fine grocery store will allow you to find duck, seafood, condiments, etc.

Recently opened in the pedestrian streets of Dax, Comme autrefois les Landes is THE new gourmet store in the town center! But it's much more than that: in addition to confits, pâtés, jams, Landes pastis, beers, armagnacs and herbs, Katy shares her love of Landes racing with videos and old posters. Upstairs, she's set up a veritable little museum, complete with its own explanatory panels. Have a look!

At Balme, truffles are a family affair that began over a century ago in the Vaucluse region. Maison Balme was created in 2013 when Thomas Balme and Mikel Poueyts decided to combine Provençal truffles with Basque gastronomy. In Dax, as in Biarritz, Anglet or Bordeaux, push open the doors of Les Halles to discover all the specialties of Maison Balme. Fresh truffles, truffle charcuterie, truffle condiments, truffle preserves... There's even a duck corner and lots of gift ideas! You can eat on site.

Passionate and fervent advocates of sustainable gastronomy, Maria and Mathieu are not only in Biarritz, but also under the beautiful Halles de Dax. Boasting a superb stall ideally situated opposite a large tasting area, Bloom is the counter for local organic and vegan products. This pretty delicatessen will delight all gourmets and food lovers with its many ethically selected spices, colorful antipasti, all kinds of condiments, soups, candied fruits... Not forgetting home-made products (granola, dukkha, etc.).