Gourmet products local specialties and wines Arradon

Founded in 1925, Maison Jégat perpetuates its know-how by practicing traditional farming methods, giving priority to oysters born at sea. Since 2012, Jégat oysters have won five gold and silver medals at the Salon de l'Agriculture, a sign that quality takes precedence and high standards pay off. In 2017, a terrace on stilts emerged from the water, facing west for sumptuous sunsets. It welcomes you from May to September for a tasting of flat and hollow oysters, but also langoustines or stuffed clams, all washed down with a glass of white wine.

Amandes et Caramel is a gourmet adventure that began in 2016 on the markets of Larmor-Baden and Arradon. Sylvie, a native of Brittany in love with her homeland, and her daughter Alizée set out to create sweet treats. One thing led to another, and by 2020 the project had grown into an artisanal cookie factory with a gourmet grocery store, a production workshop and a tea room where you can discover some of their many sweet and savory products, all of which combine creativity and respect for tradition.

After having traveled for a long time through the Andalusian lands, Simon Le Gal opened his delicatessen in 2016, in Arradon. Concerned about the authenticity of his products, he offers cheeses, cold cuts, dry canned fish and seafood, directly from Spanish producers, who are small family businesses attached to their land, whose ethics he shares and now friendship. Also to be discovered, a wide variety of olive oils and wines of character. Many of the references have the organic label and are without additives or gluten.

Oyster farmer Paul Le Berrigaud and his wife Marie created Les Belles d'Irus in 2016. The site boasts a vast terre-plein overlooking the sumptuous spectacle of the currents stirred up by the Gulf. A tasting area welcomes around fifty guests, who will be honoring their local produce, starting with the star, the belle d'Irus, not forgetting oysters, clams, periwinkles, homemade tuna mousse and charcuterie boards. On-site tasting and pure sea breeze.

A CAP pastry chef at 16, chef at 19, Maëlig Georgelin traveled extensively to perfect his technique. In 2009, he returned home and, enriched by his encounters and experiences, opened his first boutique in Etel, in partnership with his sister Émeline. In 2012, he joined the international Relais Desserts group, which includes Pierre Hermé, Jean-Paul Hévin, Sébastien Bouillet and Vincent Guerlais... With success will come stores in Auray, Baud, Belz, Pluvigner, Locoal, Carnac and, in June 2023, Arradon, with its beautiful on-site tasting area.