VAN HOOREBEKE
Read moreCédric, son of Luc, is a unique artisan chocolatier whose products are to die for. Since 2008, he has amazed us with his many and varied creations. Here, we're a far cry from the big-brand chocolatiers known in France, but who aren't, after all, true, authentic chocolatiers like Van Hoorebeke. In addition to the rich variety of pralines, we recommend confectionery and gingerbread. Finally, you can personalize your chocolates, adding a touch of originality to your gifts.
DE HOPDUVEL
Read moreHuge range of beers. Also sells home-brew kits and equipment as Hopduvel is distributor of Brouwland products.
MARCHÉ D'ARTISANS
Read moreThe Groentenmarkt square is lined with stores selling the famous cuberdons, Tierentyn mustard, local produce (in the Grande Boucherie), a cheese factory and the city's oldest bakery. On Saturdays and Sundays, from the beginning of March to the end of December, jewelry, ceramics, decorative objects and more are on display in the square. There are plenty of stalls offering good food and drink on the go. You can enjoy a glass of cava or oysters while watching the craftsmen at work.
MOUTARDE TIERENTEYN-VERLENT
Read moreThere's more to life than just Dijon - there's Ghent too! Mustard is a Belgian specialty, especially from the city of Ghent. Since 1790, the Tierenteyn-Verlent family of artisan mustard-makers have been selling their products in this store where time seems to have stood still. The little jars with their wooden spoons and beautifully retro labels are the ideal tasty souvenir to bring back from Ghent for lovers of original luxury condiments little known in France.