Gourmet products local specialties and wines Quiberon

Founded in 1893, the Riguidel fine bakery and pastry shop has been perpetuating traditional family know-how in the production of local and regional Breton specialties for five generations. Starting with the famous "Beurrée Riguidel", the other name of the best kouign-amann in the country (or even in the world!), which consists of a generous amount of butter on a flaky and caramelized pastry. It is the flagship product of the house, as well as the Riguidel cake or the sweet bread, a deliciously brioche bread with rum and raisins. Notice to connoisseurs..

At Jeannettes Canneries, it is quality that counts. Fresh fish (sardines and tunas), worked by hand, an artisanal method, recipes unchanged since 1925, this is how Jeannettes keep their reputation. The famous sardines in butter can even be reheated as a main course. Otherwise you will find fish soup, toaster cream, mackerel rillettes with lemon, lobster bisque: enough to delight gourmets with marine flavours!

It was in Belle-Île-en-Mer, in the heart of the ocean, on this wild land, that the cookie confectionery La Bien Nommée was founded in 1997. In their Belle-Île-en-Mer workshop, La Bien Nommée guarantees artisanal production of cookies, caramel creams and Breton cakes, all made from rigorously selected ingredients: Belle-Île milk, butter, eggs, flour, sugar and salt, to make cookies just like at home. No additives, no preservatives, no coloring. An unmissable gourmet getaway!

This company, founded in 1921, continues to manufacture its products in the same way as it did then. La Quiberonnaise only works with fresh fish, prepared and packed by hand within 48 hours of fishing. The result is remarkable, and the choice is draconian: vintage sardine specialties, seafood specialties for toasting, Breton fish soup and rouille, Atlantic albacore tuna, tinned mackerel, cod liver, seaweed specialties, salmon and other specialties for reheating... The company also offers Breton dietary vegetable spreads, sweet Breton products, La Quiberonnaise stewed fruit, Breton charcuterie and gourmet parcels and assortments.

Trouts, herring (incomparable), tuna, salmon, etc., smoked on beech wood, are to taste them at this family-run business in place since 1974, with the boss Michel Lucas supported by his sons. Do not forget the homemade tarama which, topped on toasts, will surprise you as an aperitif. You should also know that all these live products are found with legs stretched out wide, the tail with mayonnaise and the stuffed shell in the restaurant of the house, La Criée . The latter also offers takeaway seafood platters. What more could the people want? Visit the company? It is possible; you just need to go to ZAC, due west.

La is one of the most famous brands of Breton biscuits and Cakes. The famous patties that the whole world envy us are to take away. Pucks, patties, four-quarters, madeleines… Everything that biscuit have always promised you, Breton and buttered. Yum, yum, yum!! You will also find the Niniches de Quiberon, caramels in salted butter, spirits and spirits (beer, cider, pommel), Breton and kouign-amann cakes.

Son of the famous pastry chef Louis Le Roux, chocolatier Henri Le Roux apprenticed in his father's patisserie before leaving to study in Switzerland. In 1977, he founded Maison Le Roux, which has been offering refined specialties ever since, including the famous caramels and chocolates in bars, singles and boxes. In 2021, for the^5th year running, he was voted one of France's 15 "Incontournables" chocolatiers by the Club des Croqueurs de Chocolat.

Since 1997, La Bien Nommée, located on the island of Belle-Île-en-Mer in the heart of a seascape, has been synonymous with authenticity and gourmandise. In its artisanal workshop, delicious cookies, caramel creams and Breton cakes come to life, made from simple, local ingredients such as Belle-Île milk, butter and eggs. With no additives or preservatives, each sweet evokes the taste of home-made goodness. The Quiberon boutique offers a gourmet getaway not to be missed. And to prolong the pleasure, order online to take a little of this gourmet paradise home with you.

The Compagnie Bretonne is a family story that began in 1920 and has been perpetuating its know-how ever since. An adventure made possible by the invention in 1795 of a preservation process designed by a certain Nicolas Appert. Since then, the art of canning has continued to evolve and it is on the Penmarc'h production site that it has reached its peak. Rigorous selection of fish and respect of the seasonality are the guarantees of the high quality of the hand-packed preserves.