Gourmet products local specialties and wines Marne la Vallée et ses environs

Maison Chapon is expanding its stores in Paris and the Paris region (Chelles, Meaux, Le Perreux). It manufactures and roasts its own cocoa. Whether you're a chocolate lover or not, a visit to this establishment is bound to give you a bit of a shock when you see so many superb stalls filled with cakes, bars, cases, gift boxes and creations of all kinds! There's even a chocolate mousse bar with amazing flavors from Madagascar, Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru and Ghana.

Located in the Terre Ciel shopping center in Chelles, Carrefour Chelles is a hypermarket offering a wide range of food and non-food products. The store also offers a number of practical services such as Carrefour Drive, home delivery, car rental, ticketing for shows, catering, car washing, photo printing and much more. Carrefour Chelles also offers regular promotions and loyalty benefits for its customers. The store has a Carrefour service station for refueling. For added convenience, parcels can be collected at the parcel collection point. In short, Carrefour Chelles is a convenient place to shop and enjoy a wide range of services.

The 125-hectare farm provides educational support for students at the Lycée Bougainville, who then sell their produce at the Halles, located behind the school. The produce on offer includes organic fruit and vegetables, both raw and processed (soups and veloutés), Charolais beef and veal on request, and honey from the beekeeping workshop. Vegetable seedlings and aromatic plants are also available for sale.

In the town center, a gourmet address run by two young women, one from the region and the other from Luzzara, in Emilia-Romagna. It was from there that the desire to create an Italian grocery store was born, and today it brings its rays of sunshine to the heart of Seine-et-Marne. The catalog focuses on artisanal products in all segments: cold meats, cheeses, fresh pasta, delicatessen products (oils, dried pasta, coffee, etc.) and antipasti, ready-made meals and desserts! A selection of Italian wines is also available.

At La Grange aux Senteurs, flavors change with the seasons and, above all, with your taste buds: Cluizel chocolates in ballotins or in bulk, Baudat honey, calissons, almond paste, gingerbread and other sweets, as well as coffee beans, over 100 varieties of tea and some 30 infusions. So, in autumn, you can comfort yourself with Oolong chestnut tea, and in summer, refresh yourself with Dammann Frères iced tea or Gemelli ice cream. A fine selection, complemented by mugs, teapots, gourmet baskets and more.

The aptly named Coin Gourmand, located in rue de l'Eglise, has a tempting window display that beckons you to take a sweet but refined break. Inside, a few tables and outside, a pretty, well-arranged terrace, in bloom in fine weather, ideal for enjoying an ice cream or fruit juice and why not a few sweets. The nougats and chocolates here are excellent, as are the teas and coffee beans, ground in the store. So you can do your gourmet shopping here with your eyes closed, because the quality is top-notch!

Un luogho del buon mangiare! L'Epicerie Italienne was born of a passion for good food and slow-cooked dishes. You'll find artisanal products that respect tradition, the environment and your taste buds, both in the grocery store and at the table: cold meats, cheeses, antipasti, fresh pasta, 100% Italian and homemade dishes, as well as original drinks, wines and beers... A delicious lunchtime treat, to enjoy on the spot, to take away or to order in advance if you're organizing a reception!

This delicatessen opened its doors in 2016, thanks to two enthusiasts, Alexandre and Rosila Kulas, who have a wealth of experience, including working at Galeries Lafayette Gourmet. Winners of the 2019 Trophée du jambon de Paris supérieur and the 2022 vice-champion de France du jambon blanc, the quality of their products and service is second to none. You'll find pâté lorrain, spring millefeuille and other rillettes and hams to tantalize your taste buds. A guaranteed success for your receptions, cocktails, banquets, weddings and seminars.

Anissa Lakehal opened her bakery, Aube, in Champs-sur-Marne. A contender for the title of Best Bakery in France 2024, she never ceases to impress. Originally a lawyer, she finally gave it all up to devote herself to pastry-making, her true passion. At L'Aube, everything is homemade, from the bakery to the patisserie, using quality raw materials (Bresse cream, Poitou-Charentes PDO butter...). A godsend for lovers of sweet treats worthy of the name!

Le Repère de l'Epicurien is made for lovers of wines, champagnes, spirits and other beverages that are the perfect accompaniment to a good meal. As an independent business, this Bacchus den is in fact free to make its own choices, which is much to be appreciated. The emphasis is on products that you won't find anywhere else, or that meet the demands of regular customers. Other flavors on offer include foies gras, terrines, saucissons, taramas, mustards, vinegars and tapenades, as well as fine chocolates and organic fruit juices and syrups.

At the "Sauvages et Cultivées" farm, located in an open field on the hillsides of Chelles, you enter a space dedicated to permaculture, where organic vegetables and fruit offer real flavors as they did in the old days: cabbage, carrots, turnips, spinach... It's all good! But that's not all. On this farm, you can ask anything you'd like to know about market gardening, and Hannane Somi, a passionate farmer, will explain it all to you! A great way to shop, learn and support local, sustainable agriculture.

Madeleine by Ferrières is a beautiful bakery in Ferrière-en-Brie with a refined, designer decor. While the premises are in tune with the spirit of the times, when it comes to taste buds, there's no denying the French tradition of excellence. Pastry chef Desty Brami and head baker Guillaume Nuncq treat us to a variety of breads (spelt, wheat, etc.), viennoiseries, pastries (macaroons, entremets, chocolates, cakes, etc.), mignardises and snacks (sandwiches, fresh salads) that are both fine and gourmet. An excellent address!

Inter Caves is a wine shop with a passion for discovering treasures unearthed in France and around the world. With over 550 wines and champagnes, 80 Réserves à Vin®, 450 whiskies, rums and spirits, and 150 craft beers and casks, the store offers a wide choice of products. It also offers 100 delicatessen products. Inter Caves also offers a range of services including boot loading, home delivery, equipment rental, festive event organization, tasting evenings and tailor-made gift boxes.

The storyof Rhumance began with a meeting between Hedi Morin, a passionate lover of flavors and fragrances, and rhum arrangé, with its fabulous spices and fruits macerated according to the rules of the art. Rhumance, which has now spread to several cities, has been emulated by many, and for good reason. Here, people don't necessarily come to make a simple purchase, but to immerse themselves in a gustatory experience with an AOC agricultural and artisanal white rum from Martinique and a variety of flavors: pineapple/ginger, coconut/cinnamon or mango/passion fruit, which won an award at the Salon de l'agriculture.

To the east of the village, Geoffrey Bouzonie and Véronique Marek's farm is a smallholding, run by the same family since 1946, and a member of the Bienvenue à la ferme network. The farm specializes in raising dairy cows and chickens, and now boasts a dairy processing laboratory. In their store, you'll find fresh eggs, fruit yoghurts and fromage frais, as well as milk, crème fraîche and, depending on the slaughter, beef, veal or lamb.

The Abeilles et Miel honey house offers a wide selection of artisanal honeys harvested and cold-potted. The range includes summer, buckwheat, lime, acacia, spring, chestnut and thyme honeys, as well as Paris and lavender honeys. In addition to honeys, the online store also offers honey lollies, personalized honey pots, beekeeping courses and by-products such as soaps and beeswax candles. The Click Collect service is also available free of charge, but requires prior reservation.

Biocoop is part of a national network that has been a herald of organic farming since the 1980s. From the outset, Biocoop opted to set up as a cooperative, a business model that ensures fair remuneration for producers and greater customer satisfaction. If you feel like a "consum'acteur", Biocoop is the place to be! On the shelves: fruit, vegetables, bread, fish, meat and cheese by the slice, etc. To add to this list: eco-products and cleaning products that are less harmful to the environment.