Fantastic chocolatier! Be sure to try the local speciality: Chocolat noir au piment d'Espelette. Oh…read moreyeah, the rocher pistache and rocher noir were fantastic as well. It smells great in here!

We did a chocolate museum tour which was informative. It's pretty casual and low key, so don't…read moreexpect too much of it. The chocolates they make however are the bomb! Bayonne is rightfully the chocolate capital of France.

This boutique chocolatiers are seemingly everywhere with their mouth-watering selections of…read moretraditional basque cherry -filled tarts (Gateaux Cerise Noire) and artisan chocolates. We visited SEVERAL times during our short stay in St-Jean-de-Luz. We tried (and enjoyed) the cherry tart, macarons, crème cake and the chocolates. You really can't go wrong here if you like tasty sweet things like us.

This is THE PLACE TO GO if you want to try the original macaron! There is so much history in this…read morearea and Maison Adam certainly makes up part of it. I've been here several times now and I remember the first time I bit into these heavenly macarons, I thought I was tasting a fluffy marshmallowy cloud of deliciousness! You can buy them separately or in a package to bring home to family and friends. They also sell fine chocolates that could stand to battle against Belgian chocolates! Do yourself a favor and walk, no RUN, to this little shop of joy.

Quelqu'un m'as rapporté une boite de confiserie de farine d'amande venant de cette place. Mes…read moreparents trouvait ça ordinaire, j'ai essayé, j'ai trouver ça ordinaire. Pour quelque chose qui est considéré chère, c'est très décevant. Mes parents ont offer de les jetés, mais je trouvais ça trop triste de jeté quelque chose qui vient d'europe. Je suis du Québec. 2/5 puisque c'est pas mauvait en voiloir vomir, mais c'est tellement ordinaire que ça vaut pas le détoure. Ça se peux que la boutique est une attrape à touriste puisque c'est juste à côté du louvre. Y'as probablement des centaines de meilleurs place à Paris.