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A reference for artisanal ice cream and flavors of the Ardèche - 100% organic! Terre Adélice is part of the "Taste the Ardèche" approach. In addition to the classic flavors, the Ardèche company offers local products: chestnut, black garlic, hay, Ardèche blueberry, Clairette de Die, tonka bean, flowers and regional herbs. A total of 150 perfumes and six ranges, including an organic range. In the factory store: the house range, in its different packagings. In summer, ice creams are sold in cones.

Antoinette makes our heads spin! Born in the ^7th arrondissement of Lyon, the queen of breads - not baguettes, but real breads at Antoinette's - continues to expand her gourmet kingdom, with 4 boutiques in Lyon, including a new one on Avenue des Frères Lumière. All you have to do is bite into a slice of homemade sourdough bread or a piece of rye bread to experience ecstasy. Crunchy crusts, melt-in-your-mouth crumbs, pure pleasure. Individual or shared brioches, not forgetting the brioche des reines.

Of course, this name is not unknown to you. This Swiss pride - the company was created in 1845 in Zürich by the confectioner David Sprüngli before settling in Berne by buying the Rudolf Lindt chocolate factory - never misses to attract the eye of the gourmands on the shelves of our supermarkets with his famous chocolate tablets (ah, the Lindt double milk…) and children with their eggs and other rabbits to the golden bell of Easter. But why a Lindt shop in the VIP square of shopping in Lyon? Because the brand of Swiss chocolate makers is also in excellence. Of course, we can spoil ourselves with many chocolates and homemade creations of exotic flavours - exclusives are in the shop - but at the Lindt shop, you can also enjoy the fountains of pure fondant chocolate by settling at the Chocolate Bar (hot chocolate of course, smoothies, pastries and ice-cream made from Lindt chocolate). In short, all the know-how of a great chocolate maker available to all Lyonnais.

One of the most prestigious nougateries of Montélimar, founded in 1837. Since 2000, Caroline Brotte-Honnoré and Didier Honnoré have been at the helm of this prestigious company, which remains the oldest traditional nougatery still in business. And the^4th generation will take over! The company produces 144 tons of delicacies per year! Besides the classic nougat, hard or soft, a beautiful collection of marshmallows, calissons and even strawberry, lemon, lychee lollipops... The gourmands are at the festival!

The Bernachon family, represented by the excellent Philippe Bernachon, has been spreading the word about chocolate in Lyon for over 70 years, perpetuating the tradition of chocolate-making from A to Z, from cocoa bean to bar. In a recently refurbished boutique, complete with cocoa bean world map, gourmets can feast their eyes on exceptional chocolates, such as the mythical Palet d'or, with crème fraîche and dark chocolate enriched with gold leaf, a mouthful of pure happiness, or the unmissable Président, a signature cake. The most cocoa-loving of addresses.

This master chocolatier delights us with a whole range of pralines. On the creative side, you will find chocolates with kalamansi, an Asian citrus fruit, but also with verbena, Earl Grey flavour or organic chestnut honey from the Ardèche, homemade spreads to treat children, cakes. He also offers marrons glacés, spreads, cakes but also fruit jellies... A delight! Why deprive yourself of such a craft of excellence to thumb your nose at industrial chocolate makers? This is a real religion for gourmets.

Stop at Sciez, on the edge of the main road, in a chalet built in a Hans and Gretel style etc. A house made in a chocolate tradition for the pleasure of gourmands and others in general. It is impossible not to fall for it, difficult to describe the joy of crossing the threshold of such a place, impossible to share pastries and chocolate makers you discover so carefully presented! These are real works of art that you do not only enjoy with the eyes. You must absolutely crunch them, enjoy them, let them melt, give yourself the treat again and again. Equally enjoy a charming welcome of a lady who will help you to choose from generous pastries. You can literally fall for a very soft chocolate meringue, an amazing richness. With its small box, you can turn towards the chocolate prepared in the adjacent workshop by an authentic traditional chocolate master who uses only noble ingredients in his compositions - pure cocoa butter, sugar cane, bourbon vanilla, Dauphine walnut etc. You would like to taste the content of all the baskets, precious dishes that change according to the season and the inspiration of the maestro: Florentine, pralines, cherries with kirsch, nougats and nougatines, truffles etc. the list is read as it is eaten with great pleasure. To accompany these chocolate sweet marvels, you can get a tasty coffee thanks to the Lancelot house, a renowned French roaster, with pure arabicas or a carefully chosen scented tea. A magician of flavours and textures, Lancelot defends with virtuosity the gourmet tradition.

The Durand House has solid foundations. Created in 1890, four generations perpetuated traditions. For 30 years, Michel and Bernard have been on the Orders and have become real specialists in pastry-chocolate. They revived the manufacture of the true "pastry sausage", a well-known cake of the sixties, created in Boën, composed of a sponge filling of chocolate cream wrapped in a chocolate glacine, which gives a stick closed to the ends by a string as a boudin. Other specialties, Chloé's delights, flat rollers with almonds, gold pucks, large cru, and roses of the rolled sands pralines. A selection of gift objects is offered in its decoration space.

Catherine and Christian Perret are more than 30 years old, at the entrance to this pedestrian street in the old town. A discreet and refined shop, according to the French tradition of pastry-chocolate. The specialty of the house is the Cure, a sandblasted dough with almonds, praline and meringue cream. Many other cakes on display and a beautiful collection of fine chocolates. We appreciate being able to sit in the tea room for a relaxing moment.

Two boutiques - the other at Le Treige in Seynod - where two brothers, Yvan and Ulrich Masset, have been delivering their recipe for well-being for over 15 years: eating well with quality products. And it all starts with real bread, 100% natural sourdough, made with flours from sustainable farming in Saône-et-Loire, a small amount of Batz-sur-Mer grey salt, purified water and respectful rising times. From baguettes to wholewheat rye cakes, as well as seasonal breads, our pleasure is complete. Viennoiseries with Isigny A.O.C. butter, artisanal pastries, chocolates, cooked sandwiches and a delicious range of snacks. Gourmet pleasures to share.

There's nothing better than creating a joyful, gourmet universe in a small cake! The Little Petits Gâteaux team will be delighted to help you personalize your cakes. In the Ainay district, a tea room which, despite its half-French, half-English name, claims its "French touch". The real tour de force of this team of pastry enthusiasts is to make cakes that are too beautiful, including the dizzyingly shaped "Layers Cakes", and too delicious to eat. Never nauseating, the cakes are made with fresh, natural ingredients. Colorful, fragrant, disguised, from small or giant cupcakes to custom-made wedding cakes, there's a huge, delicious choice.

On the Place du Marché in old Montélimar, Maison Dulac attracts with its tempting shop window and summer terrace for tea and pastries. Jean-Philippe Dulac is an authentic artisan of good taste, trained at the best schools (second pastry chef at Pic and pastry chef at Valrhona's École du grand chocolat), who makes us melt with pleasure. Renowned for his macaroons, summer ice creams and chocolates, he has opened a second boutique at 140 avenue Jean-Jaurès. Since 2019, he has been running the Comme une abeille catering restaurant, offering his desserts and a catering service for companies and individuals.

Set in a beautiful boutique from the late th century - originally, a fine grocery store - with beautiful ceiling mouldings and antique woodwork at the walls, Monet chocolate is both the heir of a great tradition and an innovative handicraft company. Among its specialities, the Blue Bresse which is certainly a cheese, but also a chocolate, a mixture of hazelnuts and praline coated in a chocolate chocolate, with a box imitating the homonyme cheese. Bresse eggs for their part hide their praline coated with black chocolate in a real shell to break…

Nougat country tends to be the Drôme, but as with many delicacies, a friendly rivalry has developed between the two neighboring départements. And it has to be said, the Petit Ardéchois artisanal nougat is pretty damn good! It's made the old-fashioned way, in large copper cauldrons and basins, with carefully selected raw materials: lavender honey from the region and almonds from Provence. Wide choice in the store.

DE MARLIEU, a great name in chocolate that has been established in the heart of the Dauphiné region for over a century. A family-run chocolate factory, DE MARLIEU and its famous Bâton goûter are the Proust's madeleine of generations of school children. Following today's tastes with sugar-free and gluten-free chocolates, organic spreads, DE MARLIEU also delights us with its specialities such as the unavoidable Malakoff, the Chardon Bleu praliné almond, the Alp'Mint or the Pavés. Papillotes, fruit jellies, marrons glacés... To stock up on good chocolates, head for the factory shop.

A vacation without a little ice cream just isn't a vacation! And with a setting like the old town of Aubenas and its castle in the background, a stroll through the narrow streets is the perfect complement to an ice-cream treat. Martin and his band of ice-cream artists juggle with local produce. The milk comes from cows grazing in the Monts d'Ardèche, the chestnuts from Imbert, the raspberries from Ardèche and the apricots from the Drôme, the chocolate from Valrhona and the vanilla... from Tahiti. The menu also includes smoothies, milkshakes and cocktails.

Bruno and Sandrine Meyer can be proud of the work they have accomplished over the past 25 years. By taking over the family business created by Louis and Huguette Meyer, these enthusiasts have made Meyer a chocolate factory not to be missed. At Meyer, it all starts with the choice of cocoa beans from Côte d'Ivoire, Mexico or Brazil. The know-how and creativity of an artisan chocolatier create delicious chocolate treats: Diamant, Palais de l'Isle, Délice des Cimes, Petit Ramoneur (a house specialty with raspberry brandy) or Roseaux d'Annecy. Cookies, spreads... Boutique workshop in Poisy. A story to be continued by the new generation, Anaïs Meyer and Maxime Lyvet.

Since 2017, Pierre Chauvet has been orchestrating Les Glaces de l'Ardèche, ice creams and sorbets made with fresh milk and cream from the Ardèche plateau, and with fruit mainly from the local area. Some of the flavors have been awarded the Goûtez l'Ardèche label, including chestnut ice cream and pear, apricot and white peach sorbets. On the shelf, vacherins, iced nougats and Christmas logs. Flowers and spices, honey, peanut or chartreuse, we wake up your taste buds. A favorite is the vanilla chestnut vacherin from Ardèche. Terrace in summer.

In 1848, Françoise Guilloud married Pierre Labully. Originally from France, she married this Savoyard while Saint-Genix was still under the sovereignty of Piedmont-Sardinia. In her luggage, she took with her the secret recipe for a brioche scented with orange blossom. Her husband added his personal touch by adding pralines to the original recipe, and it was under the name of "Gâteau Labully" that he marketed it, eclipsing the Saint-Genix appellation. This confusion persists to this day, with many variations.

Chocolate is pure emotion. To experience and share your finest emotions, head for the heart of Annecy to Patrick and Louis Agnelet. Artisans of emotions in the plural, father and son compose bars of rare cocoa from Madagascar, Mexico and Ghana. The patisseries are as emotionally stimulating as the gourmet creations. Specialties? The light and airy Nuage or the Grospiron, dedicated to the Olympic champion, just as explosive as this ball surrounded by milk chocolate. We also love the homemade cakes and snacks. The establishment is also recommended for weddings and other celebrations with personalized creations.

A confectioner since 1907, Sabaton produces its inimitable marrons glacés according to the original recipe, its chestnut creams and purées, jams and other confectionery from the Ardèche and elsewhere - for candied citrus peel. We also add local fruits in syrup: bilberries, blackcurrants or blueberries. A video shows you the different stages of production, from harvesting to packaging. We like the kit to prepare your own marrons glacés with 3 verrines of 3 varieties of AOC chestnuts in syrup, with equipment and an explanation of the glaze!

A quality brand where the breads are handmade until the shaping, an artisanal know-how defended by the baker Franck Moriot to give us pleasure every day. Talemelière, country baguette, Auvergne pie, seasonal breads, organic breads... Here, everything is 100% homemade with passion, the breads as well as the excellent pastries, the delicious pastries or a snacking range with economical formulas. From breakfast to afternoon tea, including your festive table, La Talemelerie is a gourmet paradise.

Le Oruau Lorrain is one of the most popular bakeries in the city centre. In addition to the traditional baguette, this establishment offers a wide range of breads. Sesame baguette, wholemeal bread, rye bread, but also corn bread, ciabatta, baked bread, walnut rye, country paving stone or poppy seeds... but also quiches, salted brioches, pizzas... The choice of pastries is wide: brioches, chocolate breads, chocolate Viennese, seasonal bugnes, gingerbread, shortbread... A well-known address to know who had the opportunity to represent the department in 2018 during the competition for the best baker in France on the TV channel M6.

What's wonderful for the older children is to rediscover their eyes and palate by going to discover Julien's famous Bonbons. Visits are organized every week and during the school holidays to help children and parents discover how candies are made without chemicals. Alongside the great classics such as salted butter toffees, old-fashioned marshmallows... Every year new products are put on sale such as fruit pastes with verbena, sesame nougat or even the little roudoudou in a bamboo spoon. A free tasting is offered at the end of each visit: to be consumed without moderation!

Pâtisserie Marcellin is a must for pastry lovers in Saint-Symphorien-de-Lay. This patisserie offers a wide selection of delicious home-made pastries. Pâtisserie Marcellin does not offer on-site dining or delivery services. With a rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 72 reviews, Pâtisserie Marcellin is highly appreciated by its customers.

The traditional sugar cake, a real specialty of the medieval city, is an indissociable gourmet souvenir of Pérouges. Didier Rapaud is a craftsman of good taste and he prepares excellent cakes with quality ingredients. You should not hesitate to enter this small shop where you can order your cake on busy days. Among the other delights of the house, organic breads also cooked in the wood fire and gingerbread. Gourmet address.

Founded in 1977, Maison Bouillet has evolved with the know-how and creativity of Sébastien, who has reinvented patisserie with new shapes, new colors and new flavors. Creative patisserie with no limits, real jewels that make you fall in love with them every time you visit: St Ho caramel and vanilla, Baba Too Baba and Crème d'ange that change with the seasons, Lyon-Tokyo, Chiffon Cake... The E-boutique and the numerous addresses (9 in all) are practical ways to sample all the delights of Sébastien Bouillet.

Appreciated since time immemorial, nougat is now one of the stars of confectionery. For 160 years, Chabert and Guillot have been repeating the traditional gestures necessary for its production in the beautiful city of Montélimar. The excellence of its know-how has been rewarded with the Entreprise du patrimoine vivant label.

History. The history of the nougat Chabert et Guillot is above all the history of the Chabert family. It began in 1800 with Alexandre, a pastry chef on rue Puissantour (now rue Raymond-Daujat), who made white and black nougat for the Christmas and New Year holidays. His son Ernest will succeed him.

With the third generation, represented by Charles Chabert (1888-1953), the first major transformation took place. While the reputation of nougat made in the family pastry industry grew, Charles noticed that its manufacture took a major part, to the point of relegating the sale of cakes to the background. Nougat is now eaten and offered all year round, without waiting for the Nativity. Chabert then became a full-fledged nougat maker. Rather than continue operating in the cramped premises on rue Puissantour, he convinced his brother-in-law, Henri Guillot, to provide him with the additional capital necessary to buy back the Déjour establishments. We are in 1913, and the Chabert & Guillot brand, which was then created, adopted the birth date of its predecessor in the area. The untimely death of Henri Guillot, with no descendants, kept the company in the Chabert family. Since 1991, the street on which the plant is located has been renamed Charles-Chabert Street. Pierre Chabert, who takes over, develops and perpetuates the family's work. Chabert et Guillot then established itself as the first and most renowned nougat manufacturer in Montélimar. In 1954, director Gilles Grangier, who shot Le Printemps, l'automne, et l'amour à Montélimar, chose the Chabert & Guillot factory as the setting for his comedy, with a Fernandel nougatier pattern as the star. Pierre Chabert will devote himself to the community through the professional union and the economic interest group Inter-Nougat (sale of nougat on the highway).

Fifth generation of nougat masters, Didier Chabert took over the management of the company in 1985. He will be at the origin of the company's second major transformation, that of its transition to technology. In 1987, he invested in an ultra-perfected process to produce ten tons of nougat in 24 hours. In 1992, with the help of François Roelens, mining engineer, he created the liquid nougat, called Montélimar nougat cream, positioning the nougat as an ingredient for pastries and ice cream.

In 1997, the company, a leader in the world of Montélimar nougat, wanted to expand worldwide and sought alliances with a major group. For its part, La Raffinerie Tirlemontoise S.A., the leading Belgian sugar producer - itself a subsidiary of Südzucker, the leading European sugar producer - intended to continue its investment efforts in the pastry ingredients market. Thus, on ¹ October of the same year, the French nougat leader and the European sugar leader joined forces to jointly pursue and develop many products under the brand name of the Surafti group's subsidiaries. In July 2003, Nougat Delavant joined the NCG+ group.

The products. Soft nougat, hard, dark or crunchy nougat, chocolate-coated nougat, organic nougat, nougat cream, calissons and fruit pastes.

Employment. Chabert et Guillot has 160 employees who produce 15 tons of nougat daily and a turnover of 25 million euros.

In chestnut country, Marrons Imbert are king! Everyone here knows them, and everyone loves them. The adventure began in the 1920s with Gustave Imbert. Manufacturing processes have been modernized, but the method remains traditional. The company's main distinctive feature is the systematic peeling and sorting of chestnuts before cooking, to remove skins, tannins and damaged fruit for a quality product. Imbert also uses chestnuts to make purees and creams: 800 tonnes of chestnuts a year are kneaded in the Aubenas factory.

Pastry, chocolate, bakery, caterer, Maison Chevallot has been present in Val d'Isère since 1965. Whether for breakfast, lunch or brunch, you're sure to find what you're looking for in the wide choice on offer: beaufort or curry rolls (ideal for a hike snack), "Ancolie" cake (financial pastry, hazelnuts and raspberries), éclairs in multiple versions, red fruit, walnut and caramel tarts, or blueberry tarts... To be enjoyed on the terrace or to take away, the most important thing is to enjoy yourself!

Two addresses for this very greedy Halloween. On the one hand, you have the pastry with a contemporary tea lounge, in pink and white tones, at 7 rue Notre-Dame, and on the other the chocolate shop itself, at 2 square of town hall. The speciality of the house? Big-Kisses, pralines chocolates, black or milk, lip-shaped. The shop also offers selected wines for their ability to marry chocolate. A very good address for chocolate drinkers.

The Morin family has been in the chocolate business since 1884. But the history of the family business has been built up over the generations through several revolutions. The creation of the family business in 1958, first by André Morin, then by his son Jean-François, to offer a product of impeccable quality. The best way to do this was not only to select the very best cocoa trees, but also to grow our own fruit trees. Today, Jean-François' son Franck continues this tradition of excellence.

Created in 1918, Au Fidèle Berger is a local institution, the ancestor of all the town's tea rooms. In a timeless, cosy style, gourmands gather with good company to enjoy a cup of tea or coffee, although the house specialty is hot chocolate accompanied by a homemade delicacy... also chocolate! We no longer extol the virtues of the famous "Savoyarde" bell and the Roseaux d'Annecy for comfort. In summer, enjoy a home-made ice cream on the terrace. The best of tradition.

After several decades in Prévenchères, in Lozère, Jean-Claude Briet settled in Ardèche. His catalog includes no less than 150 chocolates, each one more delicious than the next. Jean-Claude Briet is not only an alchemist of taste, but also a chocolate sculptor. His creations are works of art and all 100% pure cocoa butter. Under his big wooden spoon and his little gouges are born divine sweets. You are bound to find one to your taste. Apothecary, Ardéchoise, spices, fruits, overseas... The choice of flavors.

The first bakery to be awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company) label in 2016 for its bread-making expertise, Maison Pozzoli is part of Lyon's gourmet heritage. A family-run business since 1977, François Pozzoli is one of the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France (Best Craftsmen in France), and has passed on his passion to a whole team spread across the 5 stores in Lyon. 100% artisanal production for traditional French baguettes, Auvergne rye bread, T80 bread, machodine - the house specialty - as well as viennoiseries and a dream panettone. Click&collect service in Vaise and Gerland, so you don't have to waste time at lunchtime. Tradition and modernity.

After effort, comfort is well known. Those who do not know Annonay will see what we are talking about if they come from the bottom - that is an index! - Mesclon pastry tells us about a time that people under the age of cannot know. With its wooden display, its counting, its candy jars and its profusion of chocolates with delicious pastries, it also reminds us that it is time to taste, unless it is the dessert… Why look for a pretext, all that makes us simply envy - to taste on site or to take away.

A family history and passion that has lasted for more than a century for the greatest pleasure of all gourmands and chocolate lovers. The Jouvenal House is a home-made craft made from the best ingredients, noble raw materials that make the difference. Pralines, ganaches, original chocolates, unavoidable Easter subjects... The Jouvenal House mixes tradition and creativity to satisfy all desires. Other pleasures, the courses to make yourself macaroons, desserts, chocolates, for parents and children.

Pleasure... this is a word that we love and love more when it refers to sweetness! The Vaise district is home to some really great addresses, including this Plaisir Sucré run by master craftsman F. Breniaux. In a charmingly decorated setting, he offers us, from the outside, quality sandwiches (homemade with homemade bread), but above all sweets that make us happy: homemade ice cream made with local fruit, sweet and savoury macaroons, chocolate candies, candied fruit, cakes (including a new one every month) and a whole range of chocolates nicely packaged in gourmet boxes. An address recommended by Le Futé for every day when you want to treat yourself!

Pâtisserie Christian and Aurélien Goyet have four establishments: Bressane Bakery, near Alimentec, La Loaf Bressane, in Saint-Denis-Lès-Bourg, Brioche Bressane, route de Jasseron, and La Mie Bressane, Boulevard Joliot-Curie. The last two are pizzeria and kebab. They offer different formulas with fries, desserts, drink and kebab for 7,90 €, hamburger for € 6,50, sandwich for € 5,90 or salad for € 5,80. On the pizza side, the customer has the choice between 8 different garnitures for an average price of €.

A child of Grenoble, the city to which he pays homage with his famous Grenoisine, Thierry Court is a creator of little pleasures: sweets, cookies and artisanal bars. Winner of "Meilleur pâtissier Les Professionnels" 2017, master artisan pâtissier-chocolatier-confiseur, Thierry Court revisits the classics of the genre in his own original - neo-artisanal snacking - and gourmet way. For the grown-ups, it's a chance to recapture their childhood memories, while for the kids, it's a feast of quality products. Pastry classes to get you started.

A real craftsman in Drumettaz-Clarafond, in the heart of the village! Dominique and Edith Sabourdy are the patrons of this very welcoming bakery. On the one hand, the bread-based breads of French tradition and Red Label, from the mill of La Motte-Servolex. Dominique has a slow fermentation unleavened bread that guarantees more taste and better conservation. A bread 100% French wheat, without additive, shaped to 90% by hand! Every day, some kinds of bread with the queen, the stick but also of alpine bread, stone bread, beautiful rye pies… Irresistible reblochon bread and bacon cubes like sandwich, aperitif or salad. Two daily breads follow the chef's mood to vary the pleasures. Side desserts, completely homemade, color, harmonious forms playing with air and enchanting names! Dominica comes from the bakery. Ice creams, sorbets, fresh fruit jams, fruit pasta, small furnaces, macaroons, individual cakes or to share, you no longer know what to choose. A completely baked pastry and 100% cocoa butter from Valrhona for chocolate. Set for sweet brioches in tulip, fluffy and generous tulip but also for All Chocolate or Le based on milk chocolate foam, chestnut cream, milk caramel. A nice address that deserves a little detour!

An essential gourmet break in Aubenas, Pierre Chauvet's store delights Albenassiens and visitors alike. Recognized in 2015 as one of France's top 100 pastry chocolatiers, he embellishes his creations with products from the Ardèche region, favoring fresh ingredients. His Carrés feuilletés, his Coeur de nougat and his delicious Folies de l'Ardèche are a big hit... Homemade ice creams made with fresh Ardèche milk are a delight.

It is impossible not to be tempted by the Miron de la Tour, a clever home-made composition, based on nougatine, praline, almond paste and candied lemon, not to be confused with the eponymous aperitif based on sweet lemon and dry white wine. A speciality on sale at Michel Galante's at 16, rue de la République (visit and tasting), but also on sale at the Pâtisserie Vermare (at 32, rue Aristide-Briand). Miron Boisson is on sale in the oldest shop in town, Maison Gonin, 20, rue d'Italie.

Chabert et Guillot has been perpetuating the nougat tradition in Montélimar since 1848. While many brands have taken the gamble of expanding their product range, Chabert et Guillot has decided to concentrate on what has made the local confectionery so successful: nougat and nothing but nougat. You'll find 4 stores in Montélimar, the one at this address being the factory outlet where you'll find more than 30 varieties of nougat in a wide range of colors and flavors.

Explore the rich and tasty history of a selection of naturally flavored chocolates and bonbons, offered by the charming Mazet boutique. Established in 1820, this artisan store enchants our senses with the exquisite creations of talented master chocolatier-confiseur Stéphane Bozonnet. Using only top-quality pure cocoa butter chocolates, he also crafts carefully-designed personalized pieces.

Guillot is an institution in Bourg. This nearby supermarket has been under the name Carrefour Market, and is still known under this name. Located next to the Place des Bon Enfants and its underground car park, it is first and foremost extremely convenient for all residents of the pedestrian city, even if it is not everything and may be a little expensive.
Guillot is also a quality bakery where many staff provide diligent service, including between 12 h and 14 h peak time for pizzas, sandwiches and other oak.

An exceptional house that now has three addresses in Montélimar, in the city centre and on the outskirts. Here you can find good cakes, bread, chocolate, and of course nougat: from traditional recipes to more daring creations. During the Christmas holidays, you can even order the basket of the 13 Christmas desserts. The whole is run by a pastry chef-chocolate maker-confectioner awarded a diploma of Best Worker in France. The plus: possibility to order online. Good to know: the boutique route de Marseille is open 7 days a week.

While France remains one of the lands of pastry -and Rue Paul-Bert has at least a famous one…-, the United States is the land of pastry. Often, when travelling to the States, in New York, you wonder why one of these famous bakeries has not opened yet in our neighbourhood. So, that's done two steps from the train station of Part-Dieu with Dorodi Pastry, whose specialty is donut. Donut, it is a little like in our country the eclair or doughnut, a real inexhaustible source of little pleasures that do not really help to lose weight but are so much fun! Donuts in tens with seasonal flavours, but the dark chocolate is timeless in our opinion, muffins and cookies that are each better than the last, as well as gourmet cheesecakes to enjoy with a homemade lemonade. The only concern is that we must keep coming back to taste everything! Note that we can find Dorodi and the charming Myriam on the markets (Croix-Rousse, Quai Saint-Antoine).

You thought you had already eaten ice cream? Futé had a revelation by discovering the icy wonders made by a Corsica with infinite talent, the glacier chief Pierre Geronimi. This island in Sagone puts fire in all the palate palaces with its ice melts. Pierre Geronomi, like a tailor-made designer obsessed with textures and taste, works for the greatest names of luxury - with his famous champagne Wive Clicquot ice cream - and French gastronomy, like a certain Paul Bocuse. Intransigent with the extreme quality of the materials he works, and especially the fruit, the artisan Pierre Geronimi works as a alchemist to bring out in his ice cream and sorbets the quintessence of original flavors. If Pierre Geronimi is not crossed in Grenoble, Jean-Jacques Domard -partner and manufacturer in Seyssins- applies all recipes using the same products as the Corsican glacier. Smart crust at every tasting - there are new features all year- and promises you ecstasy whatever the perfume chosen. With ice cream and sorbets that contain about 95% of fruit from a well-defined soil - no dye, no stabilizer, no preservatives, or flavor enhancers - the decaying sorbets with unconcealed pleasure, the ice signed by Germs Onimi offers moments of happiness, both poetic and real, not missing. With a laboratory located in Seyssins, the only one on the continent stamped Geronimi, Jean-Jacques Domard proposes to come to the workshop or get his exceptional ice pots delivered.

The Ain'Ain is primarily known for its specialities, including the famous Gaud'Ain, a praline to Roman hazelnuts and gaudes, these roasted and slightly salted corn beans from the Bressane tradition. But Alain Déronzier, the boss, has more than one rope to his bow: …, salted pastries, sanded, petits… Most: the chef animates pastry courses.