Delicatessen European products Midi-Toulousain

For ten years, Florence Grimm has realized his dreams while enjoying his customers well! Its modern grocery store has conquered more than one, with carefully selected products for their high quality. She works regularly with the same producers and follows the same brands, such as Jacques Barthouil in the Landes, for smoked salmon, tarama and duck, Infinite for the caviar of the Pyrenees, Olivier Roellinger for spices and gourmet boxes, Castelas olive oils… Florence Grimm also has a cellar, for fine deals and wines!

Does the Black Sea remind you of any particular country? Perhaps Bulgaria? Let's set off on a gustatory journey through the unmissable specialties of this beautiful country, such as banitsa with sheep's cheese, bean soup, stuffed peppers, vine leaves, kavarma... Products are imported directly from local producers: fresh or preserved, spices, cookies and colorful sweets... You'll also find Bulgarian yoghurts.... and, to top it all off, the inevitable rakia, an invigorating brandy that can also be served hot. Smart tip: a range of Bulgarian rose cosmetics will give you a fresh complexion!

Baccalà, pasteis de nata, vino verde... Names that rhyme with Fado and Porto. A culinary stall that puts Portugal in the spotlight. Smile and good humour in this Victor Hugo market stall which offers you all the traditional products of Lusitanian gastronomy: cod of course, fished in Iceland and bought directly from Nazaré dried and salted or cooked in fritters, salted meats or cheeses with assortments of chorizo, queijo da serra (the famous melting cheese), groceries or, on the occasion of certain celebrations, biscuits and calendar pastries! Like the people of this country, the products are authentic and verdadeiro (real). A change of scenery guaranteed!

Mixt Market City is located north of Les Minimes, after the Barrière de Paris. A supermarket frequented mainly by Slavic people from Toulouse, where you can find a lot of traditional products coming directly from the Balkans, Russia or various countries of Central Europe. In addition to the classic food products, you can also buy folkloric trinkets and other unusual items for the home. Vodka, caviar, salmon, bream fillets, adjika, raspberry tea, gruzdi, Russian sweets, kvass... The only drawback: the labels are in Cyrillic! A good opportunity all the same to perfect his language skills... на здоровье! (To your health!)