Delicatessen European products Rhônes-Alpes

No need to go to St. Petersburg to enjoy a good Russian tea. Just enter this fine Épicerie grocery store, the banks of Baikal. You can choose from a wide range of flavours, such as spécialité, lemon, orange, grapefruit and mandarin, with the fragrant scents of this drink of the czars. But you can also taste sweet delicacies such as Zefirs, black chocolate nappées, or Skazka, fine chocolate wafers and caramel. The salted dishes offered are specialities from all over Russia that were traditionally served in the Trans Siberian region. Nice choice of vodkas, wines from Romania or Hungary and the possibility of composing gift baskets. Bon voyage.

All Italy within your reach with good products. Groceries, fresh vegetables, fruit (lemons, oranges…) but also Italian products with the green, white, red flag. Olive oil, wine, pasta, rice, spices, cakes, tomato sauces. A radius of cheese at the cutting and an outlet of Italian charcuterie. The sausages made home to the fennel are delicious and delicately perfumed. Get roasted at barbecue. A charming teller and a nice delicatessen!

Founded in Paris in 1920, the Petrossian house has long been a benchmark for caviar and, by extension, other dishes that might be called luxury or festive: salmon and smoked fish, fish roe, tarama, truffles, foie gras... as well as Armenian specialties reminiscent of the origins of this fine house. At Les Halles de Lyon Paul Bocuse, these exceptional dishes can be found at Petrossian. While a few grams of these little sturgeon roe (most of them European farmed) may cost an arm and a leg, they offer a unique taste experience. And if that experience doesn't tempt you, there are other top-of-the-range products to fill your basket.