Meat and poultry sales Causses et Cévennes

A superb boutique with more watering products than any other. To discover: all aveyronnaises specialities including the famous millavois tripous, but also the oil sausage, the farçun, the fresh sausage and the famous frozen pork feet and ears, which are exported to the French Embassy in China! By hanging your eyes, you will admire impressive country ham and dry sausage plume. Well known and recognized in the profession and beyond for the quality of their products, Nicolas Pangaud, accompanied by Patrick Ramondenc, has already been visited by famous gastronomic critics.

Meat and cheese selected from the same breeders in the region for more than thirty years, homemade pork specialties and a wide range of prepared dishes: this is the winning and authentic recipe of the Martin butcher shop. Chantal, Gilbert Martin and their son work as closely as possible to tradition. They cut up the animals and transform them to give them the best: sausage in oil, ham, fricandeau, smoked duck breast, meat... Open: a cheese corner with small local goats. Every day, an appetizing delicatessen section, including the gratin, with potatoes, chestnuts and fricandeau, a must.

Meats selected from the same local breeders for over 30 years, homemade charcuterie specialties and a substantial catering department (including the Cévennes gratin, with potatoes, chestnuts and fricandeau): this is the Martin's winning, authentic recipe. Chantal and Gilbert work as close to tradition as possible. They cut up the animals (lamb from Causse Méjean, beef from Mont Lozère, De Lozère brand pork) and transform them into the very best products: sausage in oil, ham, smoked duck breast, meat..

Built in the 19th century on the model designed by Baltard, the Halles de Millau are all made of iron and glass, which makes them a light and bright space. Merchants unpack there and tempt gourmets with their fresh produce. In addition, an outdoor market is held on Wednesdays and Fridays on the Place Foch with its stalls filled with farmhouse breads, cheeses, charcuterie, aligot, farm poultry, homemade jams, flaune, seasonal flowers, greengrocers... A true Aveyron-style market!

Since 2004, Olivier Paris's butcher's shop has built up quite a reputation. Here, raw materials are of the highest quality, bagged in natural gut. Dried products mature for 3 to 5 weeks in the store's natural vaulted cellar, developing all their aromas. Distinguished by Gault-Millau for his coppa in 2016, he also won an award at the Lozère Gourmande trophies. His specialties include fricandeaux, boletus or Roquefort sausages, rolled brisket, and of course the local dish par excellence: the famous bag of bones!

The Maison Papillon is one of the best known names in Aveyron. Founded in 1955, this cannery, in the hands of the same family for three generations, produces mainly terrines of pork, poultry, rabbit, game... The meat is worked with a knife, in a traditional way, to preserve the flavours and the quality. Without colouring or preservatives, the recipes also include other carefully selected ingredients, such as Roquefort cheese, walnuts, ceps, summer truffles, among others, which give the preparations an incomparable taste.

At Cochons du Mont Lozère, the breeding is that of free-range pigs, but also of oxen, which take advantage of the greenery of the slopes of the Mont Lozère! The Limousin cows are raised on hay and grass, as are the pigs, which graze in the same conditions. The meat is cut up on the spot by Marie and Olivier, in an approved workshop. A short circuit sale, deliveries in Lozère and in the Gard. Meat is sold at the Génolhac producers' store.

For three generations, this company in the South Aveyron region has been producing pâtés and specialities from Aveyron: melsat, farçous, stuffed duck necks..... It also offers organic products and vegetarian mousses (goat's cheese, dried tomatoes, basil or feta, peppers and balsamic vinegar...) to satisfy all appetites. The Roquefort pâté, the chorizo terrine and the Causses tome terrine are still the favourites of epicureans, who come to the shop in Saint-Jean-du-Bruel to stock up.

Maison Mathieu boasts an attractive delicatessen section, complemented by mouth-watering charcuterie specialities. Here, everything is homemade, and you can confidently stock up on boletus or chestnut sausages, tripoux, terrines and other brioche sausages. The store also offers a selection of local products from Lozère and Ardèche (wines, honey, chips...). You can also find all the good homemade products in nearby supermarkets, but frankly, this is the only place where you can enjoy such a warm welcome.