Gourmet products local specialties and wines Calais

The bakery has replaced the old Fred's bakery. You can find the baguette and for those who like special breads: Nordik bread and Rustik pie for fish, Écureuil bread for cheese, Nutripain for sportsmen's breakfast, corn bread for cold cuts, pretzels. As for pastries, there is a wide choice of Viennese baguettes, apple turnovers, croissants and chocolate bread. A grocery corner and a gourmet coffee shop.

Founded in 1985, the House of Beussent has nothing to prove in terms of chocolate... Made in a traditional way, with the greatest respect for the raw material, its products have a characteristic taste appreciated by connoisseurs. The company's chocolatiers are among the few professionals in France to master the manufacturing process from A to Z: from the choice of cocoa beans to the conching, everything is home-made. Beussent has its own plantation in Ecuador! Stop by the shop to discover the works made by these craftsmen with this noble material.

Lovers of fine wine can run to Bar à Vins for the tasting of various types of quality wines. The owner offers wine recommendations to enable you to chose the wine that best suits your tastes. On the popular Place d'Armes, Luc and Isabelle await you with bottles from all horizons with the famous corkscrew in hand!

This shop was created thirty years ago by a former winemaker from Aude who followed his Calaisian wife. In total, he offers many wines and finely advises on the beverage that will ideally accompany your meal. Wine tastings are organised at Le Terroir by independent winegrowers four to five times per month. The shop also has a beautiful shelf of carefully selected pâtés, terrines, foie-gras and potted food. Hampers are offered on request.

This shop is open for both individuals and business organisations. A wide range of Belgian beers is available in small or big bottles and out of the 76 wines offered, you will find just two local beers. A whisky cellar with (very old Chivas) and a wide range of wines completes the variety of alcohols.

Wine and spirits are offered here. Pidou is often the last stop stop of English tourists before they return to their country. The prices on alcohol in France are 40% cheaper, hence a substantial economy. English busloads stop on the parking. A currency exchange, a Paris gift shop and a snack offer fish & chips to the guests.

A hyper-cavist! Almost 3,000 wine references are available in this supermarket. From entry-level wines, all tasted and selected by the team, to top-of-the-range bottles. Take a seat at the tasting bar, ring the bell and enjoy. With its 300 references of beers, Calais Vins is also one of the most beautiful beer cellars in the city. To finish your shopping, Calais Vins has had the good idea to install a bakery and a cheese dairy next door. Note that you can virtually visit this shop and discover its 5,000 or so references (all products combined) by browsing its very ergonomic website. And you can place an order there which will be delivered to your home.

Bénédicte has some (pleasant) surprises in store for you in this charming delicatessen! After 8 years running her own restaurant, this passionate restaurateur dared to reinvent L'Inattendu. You'll find local produce, craft beers and everything you need for a proper aperitif. But above all, you'll enjoy delicious tapas to eat in or take away, in a warm and friendly atmosphere. We've fallen in love with this haven of gourmet authenticity, run by a generous hostess. A must-see!

They offer takeaway and delivery services, but do not offer on-site dining. Their telephone number is 06 71 89 08 67. DM Traiteur specializes in receptions and can cater for all types of event, including communions, christenings, birthdays, business or corporate meals, meal trays, cocktails, Christmas snacks for works councils, breakfasts, lunch bags or takeaway sandwiches. They also offer tableware and event equipment rental.