Exotic delicatessens Route de la soie

This delicatessen in the St-Julien neighborhood is well known to Marseilles residents. Founded in 2012, this family business does not limit itself to Sicilian products, as the name of the place might imply, but rather to all the delights of the Botte: wines, cold cuts, cheeses, antipasti, cookies and delicatessen, pleasantly arranged in a space that is both modern and steeped in tradition. On-site catering at lunchtime, including a terrace under a pergola. The welcome is warm, the cuisine authentic and generous.

The famous Italian grocery store, opened more than 20 years ago, is THE reference for transalpine gastronomy and catering. Fiorentina offers a wide range of fresh pasta and ravioli that make the house famous, antipasti, cold cuts, cheeses, wines... For lunch, home-made snacks on the go are offered during the week. A must-see address in the pleasant Endoume district, that you can't miss: it's open every day. Smiling welcome and good advice. Still highly recommended by the Petit Futé.

In Lyon, we love pigs, we love ham. But let's face it, the best ham in the world is Spanish. For exceptional hams, head for ^{Bellota-Bellota®}. Iberian pata negra pigs graze in the Dehesa, meadows where pigs feed on acorns. Sliced, whole with bone, reserve..., hams with a unique taste, charcuterie and exceptional meats: fayet, chorizo, lomo, pluma... A warm welcome and invaluable advice at this counter, grocery store and restaurant. Quality Spanish products: oils, cheeses and seafood. Sandwiches and tasting platters on site. Online shopping, click&collect and home delivery. Pleasures to share.

Djebraïl Bahadourian set up shop in La Guillotière in 1929. Over the years, Bahadourian has become the benchmark for "exotic" delicatessen products. Whether you visit the rue Villeroy space, which houses a restaurant, or the boutique at Les Halles, you'll be captivated by the flavors from elsewhere, presented like colorful paintings: spices, condiments, herbs, oils, vinegars, coffees, teas, jams, dried fruits, pastries, wines and spirits... A thousand and one delicacies in this Ali Baba's cave.

What could be more logical than to find this Armenian grocery store of reference in the heart of the emblematic district of this Marseille community? Before going there, warn your senses that they will all be put to the test. All the flavours and delicacies of the East and the Mediterranean are on display before your eyes. Loukoums, baklavas but also olive oil, olives, cheeses and fresh products imported from Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Greece and Armenia, of course. This shop has been a reference since 1988, offering more than six hundred tasty products and even offering the possibility of taking fresh dishes cooked on site (börek, kebbe, tchi köfte and mezze).

The house has an antenna in Paris. Offers aleppines, delicious almond sticks scented to the orange flower. Count 350 LS per kg.

An establishment that does not pay a mine, but where you are advised to enter. This grocery-caterer specialized in recipes and products from the Indian Ocean, the Caribbean and Latin America is not in the trend. But if the Malagasy cuisinière that created this place does not have the sense of decoration, it guarantees a home, good and cost… which is enough to satisfy its faithful, who store and freeze! The price of its emporter menus is low, as it is only furnaces at the counter. Cary pig favourite, boucané sausage, sanitary pistachio, Creole sausage, acras acras, sweet peppers, coconut chicken or tandoori chicken wing… it's time to make your taste buds travel! The grocery store is in a bazaar, but there are a lot of things there.

At this Italian caterer, specialist in fresh pasta, you can buy or taste locally. A nice restaurant is open on the back of a small garden. Ideal for a break at noon or to discover Italian cuisine in the evening but only on weekends on Friday. The shop does not pay a mine, but there are many good things: fresh pasta, garantis guaranteed ravioli, cheese and meats, delicious bresaola chiffonnade and a selection of wines. For a drink between friends or improvised entry, antipasti are legion, classic vegetables marinated with watering involtini, rolls of Italian ham with white cheese and prunes. Lasagna, cannelloni, tiramisu house… A feast for lovers of Italy.

Lyon and Italy have a long history, and Tacca's Halles de Lyon is the perfect place to savor the finest Italian products and take-away dishes, all homemade of course. A choice of stuffed ravioli, homemade arancini, pasta - including Rustichella d'Abruzzo - and fresh pasta in many varieties and sauces. You'll go wild for the fresh tagliatelle, cooked directly from the wheel of Parmesan cheese. Charcuterie, fresh produce direct from Italy and must-have groceries like balsamic vinegars. Tacca will delight you.

A new Italian caterer in the very commercial and friendly district of Sevastopol Square. All the good things are here to take away or even available for delivery. Beautiful choice of fresh homemade pasta (white tagliatelle, with vegetables or pumpkin), stuffed ravioli (vegetables, beef, Sicilian style), gnocchi. Every Saturday, it is homemade pizza (cheese, anchovies, mozzarella, broccoli and sausage, vegetables). Booking possible by phone. On the grocery store side, delicatessen, cheese, antipasti and dry pasta. Sicilian specialities of the house, a delight: arancini, caponata and cannoli on the sweet side. Everything is of course homemade. A sure thing

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.

Ciao Ciao and welcome to this Italian gourmet boutique. As in all Cellerier boutiques, you'll find a team of enthusiasts dedicated to serving top-quality products. Traditional products direct from Italy to bring the best of Mediterranean cuisine to your table. Numerous artisanal specialties, antipasti, prepared dishes to share stuffed pasta, gnocchi, homemade lasagne, risotto..., artisanal pasta, the best hams and charcuterie cut to order. Italian cheeses and delicious desserts. Delicatessen products, olive oils and balsamic vinegar, to complete your Italian gourmet basket.