The best grocery stores Bourgogne

A visit to the Château plunges you into a history that began 900 years ago. This beautiful property has remained in the same family for 26 generations, a rare occurrence in France. After a visit to the building or a stroll in the gardens, the boutique is the ideal place to continue your discovery of this enchanting place. A collection of books by and about Henri Vincenot, Commarin's illustrious author, is on offer. Burgundy wines and regional works are also available.

The Moulin du Foulon has enjoyed a new lease of life since it was taken over by Olivier Anaya and Aurélien Pitaval. The mill, which dates back to 1840, has been modernized while preserving its milling tradition. The quality of its flours, made from soft wheat harvested in Côte-d'Or, is appreciated by many of the region's professionals. For private customers, the store is self-service, with self-payment in complete autonomy and confidence. A choice of ten or so varieties, packaging from 5 kg, and the possibility of buying sourdough and discovering recipe secrets.

Les Galeries Morvandelles, a charming delicatessen, offers a very wide choice of Burgundian products (but not only), both savoury and sweet: Morvan snails, craft beers, 80 types of tea, spirits, wines, chocolates, local foie gras... You'll also find kitchen accessories and small decorative items. In short, everything you need to treat yourself. And even with a sweet tooth. A great place to bring back delicious souvenirs!

Are you looking for a good place to fill your basket with local, seasonal produce? Look no further than La Graineterie, a must-visit organic grocery store in Clamecy. Supplied several times a week by local producers, you'll find fruit and vegetables, bread and a range of high-quality groceries at affordable prices. A demanding place that marries perfectly the needs of our time: responsible and ethical consumption. What's more, you'll be greeted with a warm welcome. Come and visit!

Installed since 2016 in downtown Meursault, the Petite Boutique has all the makings of a great store! Anne Sophie Leblanc, a shopkeeper at heart, wanted to create a world where everyone can indulge themselves, find a beautiful decorative object, a nice souvenir and even a gourmet product. Her selections are Made in France and regional, they are made by creative and independent craftsmen. Browse around and you will find something tasteful and original. This is the concept: to allow you to offer yourself a happy object with a ray of sunshine in addition.

Established in 1974, this artisanal factory offers fresh pasta and ready-made lasagne. Mainly supplying schools and hospitals, the store is open all week to private customers. You'll find ravioli, cappelleti and cannelloni, as well as fresh tagliatelle with tomato, spinach or squid ink. Bolognese and vegetable lasagne, verdi or tuna Provençal round out this gourmet basket. Note that the pasta is made exclusively from fresh produce and cuts of French meat, for better traceability and a guarantee of quality.

This wine market sells producers'wines, but also alcohols, spirits, beer and régionnaux products. For your events, it offers dishes for rent.

Enjoy Fallot has two boutiques in Beaune and Dijon. Fallot is Burgundy's last family-run, independent, artisanal mustard factory. You'll find bulk mustard dispensers, where you can have your Fallot-stamped stoneware jar filled. And don't forget the mustard bar, where you can taste the mustards of your choice while enjoying culinary advice. To find out everything you need to know about how mustard is made, take the Sensations fortes tour!

In the Côte Saint-Jacques store (which can be reached without going through the reception), a choice of products selected by Karine Lorain, Jean-Michel's wife. Jams, chocolates, caramels, nougats, without forgetting the house specialty: the "Dagmar". Smoked salmon, foie gras, chutneys are also available, as well as teas, oils, salts, truffles, vinegars, and other black rice. In short, everything to cook like a chef! But many decorative objects are also proposed.

Created by the family team of Romain Escofier and Maï Roblin, l'Arrière-boutique is aptly named, as it is the name of the famous table du Square that Romain Escofier has been developing with brio for over 10 years. The delicatessen is full of the good products that Romain and his chef cook in their restaurant, quality products, cured meats, smoked meats, Italian cheeses... Under the store, a cellar with more than a thousand references, as many treasures!

A charming delicatessen, sweet and savory, brimming with gourmet products from Burgundy and the Morvan. Whether it's for a special occasion, a corporate gift or simply to treat yourself, you're sure to find what you're looking for among the wide range of products on offer. Artisanal jams from Potager Sucré, Morvan gingerbread, Nevers nougatines, Morvan terrines, Tannay wines... Don't hesitate to ask for a made-to-measure composition - Florence and Laure will be delighted to make it for you!

A pretty shop in front of the Saint-Etienne cathedral, in a medieval house. You will find many wines from the region (more than 50 references), but also a lot of local products! Regional sweets and other specialities such as pâtés, terrines, biscuits, jams, and the famous Monin syrups or the tasty Fayot mustard. Of course, everything here comes from small, well-known producers, with lots of gift ideas for gourmets!

The famous Biscuiterie de Bourgogne (with stores in Joux-la-Ville, Vézelay and Auxerre) has also set up shop in the heart of Avallon's historic center, where you'll find its famous financiers, meringues and macaroons, as well as sweets from the Chopard in-house chocolate factory and local products from its Tour des Terroirs brand. Terrines and pâtés, ready-made meals and gingerbread sit side by side with jams and mustards, not to mention an excellent selection of wines. An epicurean's paradise!

Maison Billot has been THE Burgundy snail specialist since 1796! This love affair with Burgundy's flagship product, a worthy representative of French gastronomy, is nothing new. And yet, it's always high-quality products that are produced here in Bassou, a few kilometers north of Auxerre. Whether Label Rouge, beech-smoked or cooked Burgundian or Alsatian-style, these little marvels are absolutely delicious. Enough to tantalize your taste buds and please all gourmands!

In the élevage of Joël Rogemont, you can find large grey bass, in parks outside. It offers direct sales all year round in cooked dishes, but also frozen products available on site; fresh products are purchased only on order. A good address, with quality products. Please note that the area can be visited all summer afternoon.

Since 2009, Christophe Lepage has taken over the family business: an estate of just over 2.5 hectares whose plots are located in the vineyards overlooking Joigny. The cultivation of the vines and the maturing of the wine are done in the traditional way, and the grape harvest is done by hand. The result is 6 wines of great finesse. Whether it is the grey and red burgundy côte-saint-jacques, the burgundy chardonnay and pinot noir, quality and delicacy are at the rendez-vous!

Organised on 06 and 07 October 2012 at the Maison de Nuits-Saint-Georges, the traditional wine festival closed the end of harvest and allows visitors to taste the wine grizzled of the year. In this high place of nuitonne conviviality, come and take part in the pressées of grapes to better understand the process of wine processing. Many exhibitors are waiting for you to discover the gastronomy but also the crafts of their region. A real living room of the land not to be missed.

The Ferme de Bray located in Dijon is managed by Marine and Jérôme, who specialise in Charolais cow breeding and cereal production. Associated with Nicolas, from the Ferme de Poissy, their products are on direct sale, offering a wide choice of cuts available at retail: burgers, ribs, roast beef, bavette...Try the milk-fed veal 5 kg meat package or the barbecue package. You will also find lentils and cereals.

La Cave de Longeault, located near Genlis, offers Sylvain Thibaud's selections of wines, beers, spirits and delicatessen. A Burgundian at heart and a great enthusiast, he loves to share his discoveries and favorites, and give advice on food and wine pairing. His selection of rums and whiskies will take you on a journey. He sources his products from small producers, for their quality, the story they tell and their price. Discover our seasonal selections and advice, with suggestions for Easter, summer and Christmas.

When quality and expertise meet passion, the result is Maison Toussaint. Orchestrated by Pascal and his son Pierre-Emmanuel, it's a benchmark in artisanal delicacies. While the signature recipe is the spice cake, it's hard to resist the different types of shortbread: plain, hazelnut, caramel, etc. Special mention should be made of the blackcurrant nonnettes, Arcelottes and dark and milk chocolate spreads. These carefully crafted products are now available in gift boxes. Second store rue Piron, Dijon.

Blandine and Luc Lecherf have taken to calling their mushrooms "les Dijon". They are cultivated in a valley on the Sombernon plateau, a small castle steeped in history. At the Champignonnière de Dijon, you can also find shiitake mushrooms, oyster mushrooms and poplar pholiotes, fresh but also cooked in different preparations, in spreads, in veloutés, in parsley... The Champignonnière is open to the public and you can have lunch there on Sundays by reservation.

A grocery store indeed, but not like the others. At the Epicerie du Marché, you will be welcomed in a very nice setting to offer you organic, local and/or fair trade products. And without packaging. Objectives: zero waste and the preservation of the planet, of course! In addition to food, cosmetics or cleaning products, we also like kitchen accessories or pretty isothermal water bottles. Good gift ideas, by the way!

Au gramme près is a grocery store like no other... At Julie and Ludivine's, everything is locally produced and without packaging (or deposit). In concrete terms, you bring your clean and empty containers, you fill them with what you want and you pay (by the gram). Fruits and vegetables, drinks, spices, dairy products, sweet and salty products, hygiene and cleaning products are offered. In the coffee corner, you can also consume hot or cold drinks accompanied by sweets concocted by local pastry chefs. The reception? Super nice!

Do you know the gougère, an icaunese speciality if ever there was one? This choux pastry made with Gruyère or Comté cheese was born in 1571 from the imagination of two roasters from Icaun, Louis Pyneau and Jean Prunutz, hence the name of this little store which pays tribute to them. It offers wines and regional products. But, above all, the owner of the place, Aymeric, has chosen to reinvent the famous gougère here. Snail butter, marbled ham, gingerbread... in total there are more than twenty varieties that are proposed according to the days and the seasons. We love it !

For button mushrooms, Blandine and Luc Lecherf are accustomed to calling them Dijon or Dijonnais. They are cultivated in the growing rooms of a small château located at the bottom of a combe on the Sombernon plateau. A place steeped in history, where you can also find shiitake, oyster and poplar mushrooms, fresh or cooked. La Champignonnière is also a farmhouse restaurant where you can enjoy mushroom-based recipes for lunch on Sundays, subject to reservation.

The very beautiful boutique that has just opened in the centre of Beaune is not just another address that offers regional Burgundy products, but also local French products for Burgundians. This is the message that the enthusiastic manager Patrice Gérard, accompanied by his wife Barbara, wants to convey. The products on offer highlight the gastronomy of the whole of France. Dishes cooked in Périgord or Normandy jars, confits and jams from L'Artisan des Délices, spices, teas from La Compagnie Coloniale, pure fruit juices from the Patrice Font workshops, Billeau cookies, vintage La Quiberonnaise sardines, preserved Mediterranean fish from the artisanal cannery Azaïs Polito, chocolates, syrups and liqueurs... A rich range of products brought back from visits throughout France to artisanal producers, often Living Heritage Companies heirs to famous know-how. Patrice Gérard, a history buff from France, knows his producers, he can tell you about their production methods and above all advise you according to your desires. The ideas in Patrice's head are rushing around and tasting-discoveries at the boutique are scheduled. A very beautiful shop with an absolutely charming welcome.

Since 1982, Gino and Eve have run En Italie, a renowned delicatessen in the center of town. Since March 2024, young Anna and her parents, Andrea and Maria Luce, also from Italy, have taken over. Charcuterie, cheeses, pasta and other transalpine specialities continue to be showcased by this team just as passionate as the previous one. A new feature is a small dining area, normally extended by a terrace in fine weather, where you can enjoy pizzas, focaccias, cannelloni and lasagne on the spot.

A heliculturist since 2020, Perrine Doudin has won over many of Burgundy's Michelin-starred chefs, who reserve her gros gris for use in their most famous dishes. The farm extends over 5,000 m², where 200,000 snails are raised each year in the best possible conditions. Their food, consisting of clover, alfalfa, herbs, radishes and cabbage, is grown directly in their immediate environment. Everything is 100% organic and processed into canned or frozen products designed on site.

Le Local Alimentation du quotidien in Fleurey-sur-Ouche is an organic food store. Customers can make their purchases in-store. Thank you for your patience.

From farm to fork is the slogan of La P'tite Ferme en Pays Chatillonnais. The family farm, established in 1990, specializes in meat and offers in its small shop, direct sales in boxes or retail, of beef, lamb, veal or pork. The house speciality is beef transformed into merguez, Espelette pepper jelly or sausage and lamb. The animals are reared in the best conditions, with respect for the animals, in the meadow, under the mother's care for the calf and fed with cereals from the farm. The oxen are of the brown breed, a well-known breed in the Châtillonnais. In order to satisfy as many customers as possible and to meet the offer, it is not only meat that you can find in the shop. Supplied by local producers, La P'tite ferme also offers poultry and trout to order, fruit juices, cheeses, yoghurts, wines, Crémant du Chatillonnais....

Do you feel like enjoying a fruit flavour? Think of the products of Emmanuelle Baillard! Coulis, fruit juice, jams and jellies, syrups... Blackcurrant, raspberry, mango, vine peach, mirabelle prune, guava, tomatoes... Whether they are from here or elsewhere, they are from France, Emmanuelle selects them himself; he does not hesitate to travel to the other side of the world. Three fruit nectars come from organic agriculture: the blackcurrant nectar, the apricot and the mirabelle one. He made two exquisite products for the Bernard Loiseau group: the Morello cherry nectar and blackcurrant buds, the Lorraine mirabelle and grapefruit nectar. This year, the range has extended with a salted butter caramel and blackcurrant of Burgundy. As sweets or in spreads... A delight. As for the salted dishes, find vinegars with fruit pulp, confits, spices like the pepper with blackcurrant, made from blackcurrant buds harvested in February. A noble product, with vegetable and fruity flavour. Our favourite? The Reunion mango confit and the shallot of Brittany. A great combination.

Located in the middle of the commercial streets of Saulieu, the Cadeau Gourmand is the shop you should not miss to bring back a delicious souvenir of the region. François Dubois who created this shop over 10 years ago has entirely arranged this latter in 2016 on rue du Sallier. The new shop is an invitation to purchase good products, its 100% pine decoration is very relevant. A revival that sweetly smells quality and local ingredients and which has enlarged its wine section with the Cave de la Basilique. You naturally find the great names of mustard, Fallot or Reine de Dijon, the Anis de Flavigny, Edmond Briottet's liqueurs and alcohols, Emmanuelle Baillard nectars and syrups. Many items are produced in Morvan, like honey, gingerbreads and beer. By the way, the Beer section is interesting because it makes us discover several local productions. The Cadeau Gourmand regularly renews its selections following the seasons and the innovations. If you think of offering your choice, do not hesitate to make up a gift basket that you can exactly calculate but which will surely have an effect! The striking red burgundy façade invites you to push its door.

The farm offers a variety of products such as pork and lamb meats, charcuterie, delicatessen products and ready-made meals. They also have a farm store where you can buy their products.

Don't be fooled, this store is far from a tourist trap! Between a royal location on the Place de la Libération and a range of gourmet products, it has everything to please. Through the numerous references on the shelves, Burgundy could not be better highlighted. Books and articles related to the world of wine stand alongside beautiful objects and other items bearing the effigy of the Dijon owl. The store has a cellar where wine tasting workshops are organized with a sommelier.

The Moulin Maurice had to stop running due to a lack of authorisation to use the hydraulic power from the Seine. Since then, it has become a delicatessen in which Anne-Sophie Maurice continues the tradition of preparing and selling flours (from the Jura) assembled according to her own recipes, from type 45 flour to "14 cereals", including that of the Gaudes. Moulin Maurice also sells fresh produce, seasonal vegetables, local meats and cheeses, organic pork or beef, trout fillets from Veuxhaulles-sur-Aube, snails from Vernot, wines from the Châtillonnais..

La Jeannette is a real place of life, at the same time store, small restaurant, bar-tea room and place of chats. An address as precious as unusual. In a vintage sixties spirit created by Carine Veysset, you can find here gift ideas, decoration and offbeat too, a real cabinet of curiosities. The creations of local artists rub shoulders with gourmet specialties and Burgundy snails rub shoulders with local beers and other lemonades. Even more unusual, you can buy Pinot Noir or Chardonnay plants

A major French mustard manufacturer, Reine de Dijon, which is identified with its fleur-de-lis, is constantly renewing itself in a market where it is necessary to seduce the taste buds of fine gourmets. To do this, the boldness of the recipes and the presence in the best delicatessens is the occasion for numerous meetings. In 1840, Reine de Dijon was one of the first French manufacturers of the famous condiment. The factory, located in Fleurey-sur-Ouche since 1996, produces more than 70 tons of mustards every day in a very complete range, from the most classic to the most elaborate with ever more surprising condiments and spices. An average of twenty different recipes are offered, some of which are seasonal, such as truffle mustard... The recipes are varied, Madagascar pepper, walnut, curry, blackcurrant cream, Provençal... The IGP Burgundy mustard is produced with mustard seeds and AOP white wine from Burgundy. Are you looking for an organic mustard? You have the classic mustard, the one in grains and the one with honey. And let's be a little chauvinistic, all Reine de Dijon mustards, except the organic one, are produced with mustard seeds grown in France. For its 180th anniversary, the brand has completely revamped its offer and launched an unusual range of 12 new mustards, guaranteed not to contain any preservatives or artificial flavourings and always made only from seeds grown in France. A foolproof inventiveness that allows to combine classic flavours and improbable tastes like mojito or tandoori. The packaging is offered in 25, 100 or 200 g jars, in glass, tube or stoneware with an elegant and easily identifiable presentation. The design of the labels on the jars intended for delicatessens is based on the brand's historical codes, which gives it a vintage image that is completely in tune with the times.

Fresh spirit, it's a mix between the grocer's shopping cart and the corner. In this small, colourful shop, you can find fruits, vegetables, spices, soups and fresh fruit juices. If the places are not very large, there is nevertheless a great choice of good quality, for all tastes: organic selection, légumes vegetables, citrus fruits, cucurbits, fresh cheese, dried fruit… When you want to cook good dishes or prepare compound aperitifs, this is the ideal place. In addition, promotions are regular. The cherry on the cake? The free online order allows you to pick up an order on the spot one and a half hours later. Fast and effective, it is practical. More original, the preparations for creative fruit baskets and the cutting fraîch, a selection of fruits and vegetables ready to eat and cook in a sexy and colourful presentation.

The Beaune grocery store is a gourmet address newly installed in the pedestrian streets of Beaune. This shop offers many references of local products combining gastronomy, flavours, colours and authenticity. You will find products that are a delight, whether they are from Burgundy or elsewhere, such as gherkin caviar from Maison Marc, Belles Chips Bon Goût with truffles, Fallot mustard... Ceramics and handmade creations, wooden aperitif boards, the shop is enriched with gift ideas to offer or to offer yourself! Videos.

Bertrand Bazin created the Epicerie Paysanne in the center of town to give his customers access to products from the farms of the Beaune region and the Saône plain. This finder of farm products, 100% local and seasonal, often organic, collected each morning from producers, supplies his stalls with vegetables, fruits, dairy products, flours, honeys, fruit juices, mushrooms. People like to come and do their shopping, and restaurant owners collect their orders just a few steps from their kitchen. A very appreciated short circuit, fresh products.

Founded in 1996 in the heart of Provence, Oliviers & Co has been so successful that other stores are springing up all over France. Set up in Sens in September 2023, it offers the very best in olive oils, sourced from carefully selected, demanding producers. A sustainable approach that anchors the brand, and applies to vinegars, delicatessen products, aperitif preparations and sweet treats such as Provençal nougat and spreads. When the Mediterranean sets up shop right next to Senon's cathedral, the sun is guaranteed to shine!

La Petite Vadrouille is a friendly village grocery store. In summer, you can enjoy delicious charcuterie, cheese and salad platters on the terrace. The rest of the year, La Petite Vadrouille offers raclette, charcuterie and cheese platters to take away, perfect for meals or aperitifs with friends and family. Fanny, the manager, makes a point of offering quality products. With its authentic family atmosphere, it's the place to go to treat yourself and have a good time in Meursault.

Right in the center of Paray-le-Monial, La Maison du Goût-Thé is an invitation to all gourmands. La Maison du Goût-Thé specializes in tea and coffee services, with all the appropriate accessories, and is also a delicatessen whose tempting window display adapts to seasonal delights. Lemon meringue pie, giant cookies, homemade Liège waffles, muffins and chocolate fondants are just some of the delights on offer, depending on the season. Savoury products, aperitif boxes and gourmet gift ideas also feature prominently, to satisfy every craving.

With its zero waste grocery store, Anaïs is reviving the proximity of yesteryear and allowing everyone free access to healthy food at a lower cost. A new offer including more than 250 organic and bulk products of quality: sweet and savory groceries, solid and liquid cosmetics in bulk or consigned, household products... Aboard her truck, she travels the beautiful roads of the south of Dijon and sets up in the morning on the markets of the region (Port du Canal in Dijon, Auxonne, Is-sur-Tille...). No more excuses not to switch to a more ecological way of life.

Chez Elsa et Nicolas is a caterer offering on-site meals and takeaways. Their boutique also offers a selection of emblematic local products, as well as a permanent exhibition of arts and crafts. Customers have commented on the warm welcome, quality of the food and freshness of the store. Chez Elsa et Nicolas is therefore a recommended address for discovering or rediscovering the local, artisanal cuisine of Semur-en-Auxois.

Located in the heart of Burgundy, in one of France's most beautiful villages, La Boutique des Prés Verts offers a wide selection of wines, spirits, wellness and gourmet products. Authenticity, sharing and product quality are the watchwords of this delicatessen. Through rigorously selected local products, you'll discover the richness of Burgundy's produce. Taste these products in the Bistrot des Prés Verts adjoining the store.

Discover the temple of "Made in Burgundy" in Semur-en-Auxois at the Bon Vivant boutique specializing in the production of savory and sweet puff pastry cookies. The huge boutique also sells a full range of regional delicatessen products, including craft beers, teas, jams, Burgundy wines and much more. A must-see with its giant trompe-l'oeil facades and vast parking lot. And if you want to pretend you're a true "bon vivant", opt for a meal at the brand's restaurant, where you'll enjoy not only the finest puff pastry dishes.

In Châteauneuf, don't miss Céline Sachot's shop, which is located right at the entrance of the castle. Arts et Délices Bourguignons is a selection of gourmet and artistic products from the region. Classic delicatessen products rub shoulders with those that Céline is particularly fond of: truffle products. It is because she is passionate about mushrooms and truffles in particular that she describes her shop as educational because you can attend her conferences.