Where to buy bread cakes chocolates ice cream Pau

Here's a family-run business well known to all Palais gourmets! For over 100 years, they've been making a specialty made famous by Artigarrède: le Russe. Imitated, never equalled! The recipe for this cake dates back to the ^19th century, and its name comes from its Crimean almonds and immaculate whiteness, reminiscent of snowy plains. Add praline cream, hazelnuts and a secret ingredient! The boutique, also all in white, has a resolutely refined style, with creations by Basque ceramist Goicoechea. Other delicacies await you: the Rosquille, the Basque cake and a range of chocolates including the Muscadine truffle with Cointreau...

You are in the most exquisite of gourmandise, in the best of bakery and pastry making. Renowned in all Bearn, it is the sweet know-how which is proposed, and as of the superb window, you will notice it bright. Macaroons with surprising flavors, mille-feuilles of fruit pastes and marshmallow, named "the sweets of Béarn", citrus fruits chocolates, crunchy or biscuity debris, pralines, bars that go from bitter to spicy, from the beans of the great vintages... The pastry shop is in the same masterly line, from the Chapeau de d'Artagnan with prune sorbet and Armagnac mousse on a bed of nougatine to the Beret signed Constanti...

La Chocolaterie de la Couronne is a famous sign in Pau, refined and multi-awarded since 1953. Although it has not been able to welcome many crowned heads, it has nevertheless seduced great men such as General de Gaulle, who was particularly fond of Créoles, a ganache with fine champagne and dark chocolate. Many other specialties have marked the sign: Golden pearls, old-fashioned pralines with white chocolate, cherries with armagnac and almond paste, ganache with raisins macerated in cointreau... creation is an art in this amazing chocolate factory.

As soon as you arrive, you'll be caught up in the smell of tourtières. Benoît has broken all the codes to reinvent a pastry shop that only resembles the Bizot brand. At the head of the family business, he ensures a mix of tradition and modernity. Far from the traditional tourtière, it is here reworked according to a secret recipe. The result of this know-how is magical, the crunchy side gives way to a softness that can be found everywhere. More fruity and fragrant, the tourtières are sumptuous! Discover them with apples, mixed apple-plum or raspberry, pear and chocolate, apricot or strawberry in summer and in a surprising speciality with frangipane!

Master pastry chef, he trained at Palu before following an international path to perfect his experience in London, Denmark or in France at Taillevent or Maxim's. In the windows of this establishment in Pau, he proposes his original creations such as the chariot wheels, a range flavored with jasmine, tea, spices in a window, and of course his classic cakes with that little extra that makes the difference like the millefeuille du chocolatier, very design, the English cake, chocolate, crumbles, macaroons, Tonka, a mixture of praline and infusion of tonka beans, without forgetting the Saint-André all chocolate and the marrons glacés.

Le Pastis d'Amélie is a pastry that pays homage to the traditional Béarn cake. The story begins with the love affair between Pierre Larquier, a cabinet-maker from the Landes region, and Marie-Amélie Baradat, a talented Béarnaise cook. Jean-Louis Larquier, Amélie's grandson, rediscovered the recipe and spent ten years rediscovering the authentic flavors of yesteryear. Making pastis requires over 48 hours' work and meticulous attention to detail. Peio Larquier, Jean-Louis' successor, invites visitors to sample this delicacy at his bakery in Mazerolles or under Les Halles in Pau, accompanied by a custard and a regional wine.

Jean-Baptiste Grangé is a very successful pastry chef: European Bakery Champion 2019, French Bakery Champion 2019, Gold Medal for the brioche category at the World Cup of Apprentices 2012, Silver Medal with the French Bakery Team at the World Cup of Apprentices 2012, Best Young Baker in France 2011, Silver Medal at the Olympiades des métiers in Bordeaux in the Pastry category and Gold Medal in the Bakery category. His titles are reflected in his store with a beautiful range of pastries and very good bread!

This blue truck is well known by all the inhabitants of Palois: these ice creams cannot be forgotten. Georgio has the secret of these perfect preparations, entirely home-made, always fresh, made with natural products (fruits, vegetables, herbs, creams, pistachio paste, hazelnut or cocoa...). You can't be disappointed. Even the cone is handmade with butter and fresh eggs. The variety of flavors is impressive with daily 34 different flavors and up to 230 possible recipes. The taste buds are guaranteed to be amazed!

Xavier Berger trained at the school of excellence. He left the family home and the emblematic Royalty in Tarbes to open his own store in Pau with his wife Marlene. The famous chocolate maker, best chocolate maker of France 2010, offers the range of his specialties, sticks, tuiles or cookies. You also have a nice choice of bars stamped XB. He always tries to innovate and to imagine new associations of flavors and products to answer his quest for perfection. You will inevitably find a creation which will correspond perfectly to your greediness. He also has a store in Tarbes. Beautiful case and beautiful palette to discover.

Launched in 2019 by 2 childhood friends Matthieu Schlewitz and Arnaud Rioblanc, the Adiiou house offers you many homemade breads, very often organic. Alongside the traditional breads, you will also find many pastries for older and younger people, a real paradise for food lovers. Their specialties are named after the emblematic peaks of the Pyrenees. Cakes, also all made in the bakery, adorn the windows and are often appreciated by customers. Maison Adiiou also has a second shop in Lons, avenue Erckman-Chatrian. Good products and a great team, this establishment is starting to run well!

A beautiful company story around an idea that seems simple: to make good cookies, with a real know-how, local products and ethics. As a result, the famous Cookies de la mort qui tue (death cookies), which are now available in 52 flavors depending on the calendar, are no longer presented. You will also find shortbread and the Denier de Navarre, a cookie imagined by Philippe Laurent and elaborated with jurançon and a touch of salt from Salies. You can also buy all these delicious cookies in the stores of Idron and Lescar.

With its candy-pink walls and colorful display of perforated doughnuts, the Donut's family store is a real eye-catcher! Experts in doughnut-making, the Pau-based store has become a veritable sweet heaven! You can choose succulent donuts, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. For breakfast, snack or dessert, you'll find a variety of flavors, from Lemon Meringue and Chocolate Eclair to Paris Brest and Strawberry, there's something for everyone. On the spot or to take away, you can complete your indulgence with cold drinks, coffee or hot chocolate.