The best specialty grocery stores Dijon

In the rue de la chouette is the Dijon boutique of Moutarderie Fallot. Here, you'll discover the traditional mustard-making process: the mustard seeds are ground on a stone millstone. Once or twice a month, the millstone on display in Dijon comes into operation to prepare Meursault mustard before your very eyes. At night, a hologram comes to life, showing you how the product is made. Pay a visit to the head office in Beaune. Linger at the mustard bar to discover all the flavors.

Mulot & Petitjean, founded in 1796, is located in the sublime historic district. Filled with orange or blackcurrant, pear-vanilla or chocolate and caramel, nonnettes are always a treat. We love the mini-nonnettes to match with cookies and Jacquelines - named after the Jaquemart in Notre-Dame church. Gourmet gingerbread, plain or with fruit, filled or with another recipe: the special toast spread with dill, mustard bran seeds, figs and walnuts. A must-have!

Maille mustard is in the line of these great houses known all over the world for the symbol of gastronomy they represent. The unavoidable boutique has been on the throne since 1845 and invites you to a gourmet trip with a selection of mustard in jars: truffle, Chablis, blackcurrant or Italian with parmesan and white truffle. You will choose a glass or stoneware jar that you can even come and fill once empty thanks to the pump mustard system. Many products are available in oils, vinegars and gherkins.

The Truffle Shop is a unique place in Burgundy, dedicated to the famous mushroom, that Thierry Bezeux, harvester and trader, baptized L'Or des Valois and allowing to find truffles all year long. The famous Tuber uncinatum is characterized by its dark gray color and its marked perfume and is declined in gourmet products. Note that this passionate person proposes you to live a unique experience, through workshops in the cellar of the store and on reservation.

Blandine and Luc Lecherf have taken to calling their mushrooms "les Dijon". They are cultivated in a valley on the Sombernon plateau, a small castle steeped in history. At the Champignonnière de Dijon, you can also find shiitake mushrooms, oyster mushrooms and poplar pholiotes, fresh but also cooked in different preparations, in spreads, in veloutés, in parsley... The Champignonnière is open to the public and you can have lunch there on Sundays by reservation.