Gourmet products local specialties and wines Arles

The elegant Damande boutique is one of the city's most charming stores. A true gourmet concept-store, it offers all kinds of quality products to delight the taste buds, which you can taste on the spot! On the sweet side, cookies, chocolates, chocolate-covered almonds and nougats; on the savory side, olive oils, Camargue rice and salt, and bullfighting terrines. A thousand reasons to indulge! You'll find many regional references, like the famous Petit Duc calissons. The welcome is also exquisite! A delicious address!

This mill owes its name to its location. In the heart of the land, the Cravenco Mill, literally "daughter of the Crau" in Provencal, has an exceptional terroir. Its oils, regularly awarded: A.O.P. Vallée des Baux silver medal in 2017, A.O.C. Provence gold medal at the agricultural competition in Paris the same year, will always find their place on your table or in your kitchen. In addition to an oil "taste to the old" that he develops for several years, the mill also produces table olives of French origin, tapenades.

These farmers are developing very good olive oil from their harvest. They also sell excellent apples, pears and juices.

A nice bakery on Victor-Hugo Avenue. You will find there, apart from the traditional breads, many special breads. Figura, Miura, Sevillian,Andalusian, sourdough, cereal, wholemeal, flavored with basil or olive oil. Savory or sweet focaccia. A catering bank offers a variety of appetizing sandwiches. Numerous pastries, Viennese pastries, and Marseilles shuttles complete the choice. Finally, there is a grocery and beverage section that can provide many services. No hesitation.

The Bocal & Co grocery store is entirely dedicated to the "zero waste" lifestyle. It's an independent grocery store that offers a more sustainable, more responsible way of consuming, and Le Petit Futé applauds this great initiative! You'll find all the products of a traditional grocery store, but without any superfluous packaging. Everything is available by the gram and centiliter. You decide how much you want. Opening in Tarascon in April.

Les Fromagères offers a wide choice of cheeses selected from the best products matured in partnership with some of the most renowned Meilleurs Ouvriers de France. On the spot you can, among other things, taste boards of cold cuts associated with selected wines and jams and take advantage of the small and very pleasant cheese bar. On the stalls, you will find the great classics, but also lesser-known cheeses that are nevertheless worth the detour.
There is also a nice dairy section. A pleasure for the taste buds is guaranteed.

There are about five thousand references that you will find on the shelves and stalls of Biocoop Arélate. Vegetables, cheeses and wines, but also cosmetic products and everything you need for home maintenance... all organic, of course, that's what the store's team offers, on nearly four hundred square meters. But that's not all. Indeed, after your purchases, you can also settle down at the wooden tables, put at your service, to taste a sandwich with organic bread or a quiche. What to see the life in green.

A delicious, magnificent artisan bakery. With its glass-fronted workshop, mural fresco and marble-cut counter, the store is sublime. On display are succulent sweets, specialties from the South of France and beyond: pompes à l'huile et aux fleurs de lavande, kouglofs with figs and candied apricots, navettes à la fleur d'oranger, matcha lemon cakes, brioches and more. As for the bread, it's divine: honey-sugar, natural sourdough and roasted five-grain loaves, we want to try them all! Delightfully regressive, yet revisited!

Not far from the arena of Arles, one finds the still of the distillery of Provence. A magnificent machinery with which Thomas Bigourdan, the master of the place, produces a gin of great quality. This top-of-the-range alcohol is made from thirteen meticulously selected plants. In the composition, whose proportions are obviously kept secret, we find juniper berries, lavender, but we will not tell you more. You will have to taste it to find out.