Where to buy bread cakes chocolates ice cream Provence

Here's an address that smells like good bread kneaded and baked in its own bakery by an artisan baker. Here, everyday bread is a real treat! Country bread, grain bread, salt-free bread, gluten-free bread, sandwich bread, regional pastries, for lunch or a snack at any time of day, with sandwiches, quiches, pizzas and even seasonal salads... But also some sweet treats with pastries, fruit tarts... Building on its success, the bakery has opened a second store a little further up the road, at number 5 rue Jacques de la Roque.

La Maison Mistre is an exceptional chocolate shop located in Marseille's Vauban district. Founded in 2021 by Laure and Pauline Mistre, this chocolate shop offers a wide selection of quality products that will appeal to all chocolate lovers. You'll find assorted chocolates, fruit jellies, pastries, confectionery and many other delights. Maison Mistre also offers an online ordering service, with the option of picking up your purchases in-store or having them delivered to your home.

It's a feeling you'll never forget! Tasting croissants and pains au chocolat from La Galette Ceyrestenne... Perhaps the best croissants and pains au chocolat in town... At least, that's what we think! The Cordou family is also renowned for its famous oil pumps, which come in a variety of flavors at Christmas time. They were first marketed in 1921. At the beginning of February, for the Fête de la Saint-Blaise, the Torque, a delicious aniseed brioche, takes center stage.

What a brilliant idea to take ice cream where you least expect it. La Mignonne is a mobile ice cream parlour, mounted on a scooter. An eco-responsible project created from scratch by Julia Falzon, a young woman full of ideas and, above all, capable of creating ice creams with astonishing sweet and savoury flavours. Inspired by her many travels, the flavors she creates are surprising, but worth the temptation. The ice creams are made in Marseille with seasonal fruit. La Mignonne is also available to treat your private events.

The Bretons have come to Marseille to make ice cream! Moustache is an artisan ice-cream maker based in Saint-Malo, France, who recently set up shop in downtown Marseille. It offers some forty hand-crafted flavors, including some surprising ones such as "Mauresque", which many Marseillais will appreciate. In addition to the ice creams, you can sit down here to enjoy crêpes and waffles, iced or hot drinks. Moustache ice cream can be taken home in 500 ml tubs.

Ah, the smell of fresh bread when you enter this bakery... A joy ! Vincent Mathieu puts all his talent in the making of his different breads, and this for 14 years! Moreover, the inhabitants of Mouriès are not mistaken and they are numerous to push the door of the sign. The sublime pastries are also invitations to greediness... The Petit Futé is also a fan of its babas. The owner, who is also a chocolatier, confectioner and ice-cream maker, can also create custom-made pieces for special occasions.

Known as an outstanding and discreet artisan, Vincent Dubreucq is certainly one of the city's most gifted pastry chefs, if not the most brilliant. And yet, despite a small success in the Saint-Barnabé district, his name is not necessarily at the top of lists of must-try pastry shops. A bit like his sober boutique, which looks more like a bakery (with incredible viennoiseries and good bread) than a fine pastry shop. Let yourself be charmed by his creations of unparalleled finesse and balance: the Saint-Honoré, the Camarguais and even his flan pâtissier or incredible cookies. Addictive and always affordable.

Good bread, baked over a wood fire, prepared exclusively with leaven made from the wheat of the farmer Henri de Pazzis, in Maillane, is what this new bakery offers you, located just opposite the Alpilles Bio shop. The whole team offers you a wide choice of breads made from very pure flours, from which all the fibres that are harmful to the body have been removed. Each product is obtained after a millimetric cooking which gives it all its gustatory characteristics. Here you can eat without moderation.

An "old fashioned" bakery as we like it. Without any pejorative sense of the term. First of all, we love the interior with its deceptively rococo decoration, the moldings, the large mirrors that contrast with the bustling atmosphere of the Place Jean-Jaurès, an alternative district if ever there was one. The terrace unfolds in the sun and is an ideal spot for your morning coffee, especially on market days, when you can appreciate the animation under your eyes. On the bakery side, very good homemade buns and pastries with some unexpected specialties like the poppy croissant. A marvel of delicacy in the mouth that we have never found elsewhere in the city. Just for that...

The Maison Gaillardet is above all a family history, a history of taste for good products. Their cult creation, the tasty Troprovençale! A brioche with orange blossom, topped with vanilla mousseline cream and sprinkled with sugar snow. To our delight, they offer different versions of this tasty brioche: chocolate, praline, chestnut cream, pistachio, lemon, strawberry or raspberry. We can't recommend any of them because they are all addictive.

At Populo, the new food court in La Joliette, sweet tooths won't have missed the tempting corner by Martin Flecher, a talented pastry chef if ever there was one. A beautiful display of tarts, strawberry tarts, lemon tarts and choux pastries. Already visually stunning, they're a delight in terms of taste and balance. We tasted the tart lemon tart and the praline flan, both perfect. The flan is also available in plain, praline or chocolate. Enthusiasts will be delighted. Whole cakes can be ordered.

Well-known chocolatiers in the Vaucluse, Florence and Laurent Lesage sold their stores in Carpentras, Vaison La Romaine and Sarrians to take over Maison Aujoras a short while ago. They perpetuate the know-how of this century-old artisanal factory, renowned for its specialities: croquettes with almonds and Papalines d'Avignon, a pink thistle with Comtat oregano liqueur coated in dark and white chocolate. Well worth a visit if you're in the area and have a sweet tooth.

The famous ice cream maker from Miramas-le-Vieux recently moved to La Roque-d'Anthéron: still offering artisanal ice creams with some 56 flavors, including "full-fruit" sorbets with a minimum of 45% of fruit processed in the workshop. The 100 compositions, with evocative names such as "Passion des îles", "Green Kiss" or "Délice de macaron", are all offered with toppings, decorations or homemade whipped cream. A gourmet stop that also offers pancakes, hot or iced teas and "La Petite Aixoise", a craft beer from Saint-Cannat. Let's run there!

The perfumes and fragrances that emanate from this place are simply an invitation to indulge; the products displayed on the shelves: a crime-buster. But if only that were enough! Indeed, when you enter the store, it's an enchantment. A veritable village dedicated to cookies. Regressive and gourmet, you find yourself in the streets of a pretty Provencal village, with its fountain and even its little troquet where you can enjoy a coffee or a chocolate served by the ever-pleasant staff. Delicious and unmissable!

Located in the heart of the Saint-Barnabé district, this new patisserie is run by Céline and Christopher, who are as passionate as they are friendly. A duo driven by a passion for doing things well and giving pleasure, you can feel it when you meet them or taste one of the pastries on offer here. Carefully crafted, light, low-sugar cakes without buttercream. Around 8 varieties of pastry to choose from. More on weekends. The choice will be made according to the 100% home-made production. The local clientele is already responding to the light-hearted talent of the house. With the use of fish gelatin, the cakes are suitable for all faiths. A superb address, generous, promising and talented.

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!

Endoume's new ice cream parlour has just arrived, to the delight of young and old alike! First of all, we like the look of the store, with its sleek, modern and inspiring interior. A fine choice of flavors, including buffalo milk ice creams and "full-fruit" sorbets. Milk strawberry, vanilla pecan, caramellia, mint choco or pistachio, sorbets such as green apple, blood orange, mango, white peach or passion fruit. Handcrafted ice creams, sundaes and amazing 6 or 12 scoop boxes to take home. Quality and aesthetics, the kind of address that's been missing in this seaside neighborhood.

Fassy's fougasses are famous in the whole region! Salted with olives, grattons... or sweetened, orange blossom, chocolate, anise, lemon... we love them all! You will also find sacristains, tuiles, oreillettes, navettes, all the sweets of Provence. It is now 6 generations that are transmitted from father to son, the knowledge, the taste of things well done and good ingredients to offer the best. The bakery also offers a large choice of breads and in the summer the home-made ice creams are delicious.

While madeleines originated in Commercy in eastern France, where Madeleine Paulmier invented the recipe in the ^18th century, in the Luberon region of France Émeline has been making hundreds of handmade madeleines every day since 2021, to the delight of gourmets. Crunchy and soft, not too sweet, plain, with chocolate, preserved lemon or almonds, they are shaped like a scallop shell. Émeline sells them at the La Tour d'Aigues and Pertuis markets, but they can also be ordered via her La Luberonnaise website.

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.

At the very bottom of the rue d'Aubagne, in the part of the Noailles district that is the most dynamic in terms of shops, a brand new ice cream shop has opened, bringing a sweet touch that was missing in the surrounding streets. Born from the adventure of three associates, Mahboule plays with the meeting between good ice cream and the Mediterranean. Like the flavors offered, pistacchiosa, caramel salt of Camargue, hazelnut of Piedmont or stracciatella ... The ice creams are from the Tuscan house Casalini. A treat! In addition to ice cream, delicious waffles and pancakes in winter. Nice place, clear and elegant with a grocery corner. It remains to be seen if the clientele of the neighborhood will respond but the project is beautiful.

You'll find tasty pastries that follow the seasons, from apple and pear tarts to chestnut pavlova in autumn. Le Futé has fallen in love with the strawberry, raspberry and red fruit pavlova, which you can choose small or large to suit your sweet tooth. Special mention also goes to the marvellous chocolate cake. Everything is homemade, made and processed on site, and the products are fresh and local.

A new bakery and pastry shop in the heart of Aix between Cours Mirabeau and Place d'Albertas, a challenge today? Lionel, pastry chef for 27 years in a gastronomic restaurant, opens here with his wife Martina a boutique of artisanal products; organic breads, artisanal pastries, quality snacks, everything is made from sustainable and controlled agriculture, that is to say, as local as possible and paid at its fair price. A requirement of ethics and taste without counting the heat of the reception and the service for the more particular orders. Do not hesitate, everything will always be very good and very original. We love it and we run there!

Opened in 1830, the Brémond confectionery is Aix's first and oldest calisson factory, located at the time on Cours Mirabeau. Brémond calissons are distinguished by their aromas and textures: candied melon, crushed almonds, candied orange and lemon, and the melting/cracking properties of powdered sugar. The company also produces other sweets, including the famous olivettes, chocolate almonds, candied fruits and marrons glacés, as well as savoury products, oils and tapenades. A treasure trove of local gifts!

This is chocolate heaven. The cocoa beans arrive at the workshop in their raw state, selected upstream by Mathieu Taborcia. Pâtissier-chocolatier and Compagnon du Devoir, Mathieu masters the entire chain, from sorting and roasting the beans to transforming them into bars, croque-amandes, orangettes and candied ginger... Grands crus, pure origins, chocolate lovers are spoilt for choice. It's Christmas and Easter all year round!

This confectionery-confectionery manufactures and sells Provençal chocolates and specialities. In particular, Didier Carrié created a unique recipe for the "Agay d'Agay", a white chocolate truffle, flavoured with vegetable liquor and lemon, and rolled in the powder of mimosa.

White and black nougat are the jewels of the production of this sign, but you will also find old-fashioned macaroons, calissons, spreads, old-fashioned marshmallows, chocolate-covered almonds. During the summer, you will not be able to resist the artisanal ice creams with lavender, calisson, nougat. The store has preserved its period setting, with a small museum of kitchen utensils (18th-19th century), including roasting objects, candy boxes, old butter churns, not forgetting the huge pestle to grind almonds.

This lovely boutique, reminiscent of old and sparkling cottage, opened in 2004 to sell candy. Sylvie, the candy of candy, also offers other gourmet products and a ice card in summer, a fast catering card in winter. In summer, it sells homemade ice creams (Alpine ice) with delicious flavours - gingerbread, purple, liquorice, water-de-rose, lychee, cinnamon (of race!), caramel butter salty, pêche - and textured mint/lemon, coca-cola, strawberry/banana… And also fresh seasonal fruit juices, to make full vitamins. In winter, Sylvie gets to the stove to prepare waffles and pancakes, but also add fresh sauces to accompany a selection of pasta. A pleasant boutique in one of Aix-en-Provence's most bandwidth streets. Novelty 2012: lavender ice.

Gilles, national finalist and PACA winner of the Talents de l'Artisanat Competition, welcomes you to his new boutique which has left rue Pied-de-Ville to settle on boulevard Gassendi at n°34. His shop and laboratory have gained in visibility and space, but the place remains cosy as well as its tea room, coffee shop and recently ice-cream parlour. Here, fresh buttons are highlighted, which can be personalized endlessly, a text, a photo, a message. The result is amazing! Everything is done on site in a traditional way. The address is relatively recent but we are already rushing around. Gilles prepares six to eight flavours a week. Taste the caramel salted butter macaroon. A delight! You can enjoy them on site in the tea room or take them away. Also, a delicatessen corner gives pride of place to local products, nougat, terrine, jam, tea... Without moderation!

Alicia and Pierre, two gourmet pastry lovers, took advantage of Covid to make their dream come true; to open an artisanal cookie factory. Here, everything is handmade with local products selected for their qualities. Thanks to a good dose of love and know-how, the result is simply delicious. Let yourself be tempted by the house specialty, the Olinette, a sweet and salty cookie made with PDO olive oil. You can find them on the market of Oraison and at night in summer.

Marseille has its navettes and canistrellis, Aix has its calissons, and now the city can boast its own madeleine! La Madeleine de Marseille, recently opened as a boutique by two partners, Patrick and Nicolas, is located in the lively Cinq-Avenues district. It's a pretty store with the sweet aroma of freshly baked madeleines. Proust himself would love it, and would never leave the premises. Different flavors: aniseed, almond, pistachio, lemon, plain and a delicious melting sensation on the palate. A real treat. Everything is made on site in the small laboratory, so it's very, very fresh. You'll appreciate the texture of the madeleines, the bits of chocolate, the flaked almonds and the pistachio powder. A gourmet marvel you won't want to miss!

In the very pleasant district of Beaumont, the historical stronghold of the Armenian Marseillaise community, is Sassoun. This shop is the ultimate reference in Armenian fine pastry in the Phocaean city. Loyal customers have been coming for years now to enjoy a warm welcome first of all, and delicious sweets, baklavas, rich in honey and flavours or the Armenian brioche, the Cheurek. Far from stopping at sweets, Sassoun also offers a range of salted snacks, bites and cheese or meat snacks on order if necessary. Their Lahmajoun is a real delight (it is also called Armenian pizza). Run for it!

In this bakery, run by Camille and Adrien, both passionate about the trade, we follow the wheat from A to Z. From seed to bread, to our delight! The flour, to which the long fermentation gives a particularly fine taste, comes exclusively from Henri de Pazzis, farmer and miller, who cultivates forty-five hectares of land in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. And organic, of course! Once delivered to the expert hands of our craftsmen, its workmanship and precise wood-fired baking result in a bread of exceptional quality.

The name of this pastry shop fits perfectly with the very first reaction one has when walking through the door of this charming little store. To the eye, one admires the work and the finesse of execution. Under the palate, one appreciates the delicate flavors. Here, the greed is queen but wants to be ethical and thus vegan. If you don't know, take the plunge, you'll appreciate it. Crack open Grodoudou, a chocolatey "startelette" that lives up to its name, a homemade tropézienne and many other surprises that will surely tempt you.