We love all the products, especially the traditional calissons and cafe nougat. Will be back!read more

I like this chocolatier in Aix-en-Provence. Delicious…read morechocolate. I usually come here for gifts For friends.

Super pâtisserie que tout le monde connaît. La qualité des confiseries, chocolats et viennoiseries…read moreest top. Le magasin a toujours un queue, même tôt le matin - il est important d'arriver tôt si vous voulez être sûr d'avoir ce que vous souhaitez. À ne pas manquer : les marrons glacés, la viennoiserie suisse, et la tropézienne. Un incontournable de la ville!

This patisserie, chocolatier is very popular. There's usually a line…read moreAt the door. The times I've come here were for buying presents For my friends back home, or the people that I would be Visiting in Provence. Usually , I get the assortment of chocolates, Occasionally the marzipan fruit, vegetables, or mini cookies.

High quality chocolate in a fancy shop. A bit pricey.read more

From the owner: - Si vous n'avez pas envie d'aller jusqu'à l'atelier de Puyricard pour vous procurez les fameux…read morechocolats, il vous reste cette boutique en plein centre du vieil Aix.

Just added this location to Yelp, though they have stores all over France. Simply couldn't find…read moreTHIS one, situated on the Cours Mirabeau in Aix. I suspect the chocolates are similarly delicious at all of their outlets (which while a bit pricey, is worth totally worth it for these tasty chocolate morsels!) I felt compelled to start a new thread for THIS chocolate shop, as the woman behind the counter was particularly helpful, and offered several samples as we made some very difficult chocolate choosing decisions! Short answer - Good product. Great service. We will be back!

We had such a lovely walking tour of the charming city of Aix en Provence, in southern France. Aix…read moreen Provence is renowned for their 30 beautiful fountains; formerly 100. We walked through beautiful streets lined with many market tables with all types of merchandise. Then we walked to a lovely pedestrian street lined with quaint shops. One of those was Leonard Parli. Here they sell the traditional calissons. They are a tiny confection in a unique little container. The calissons are delightful, made from almonds, fruit, and sugar. The confection as well as their packaging are in a marquise shape. From there, we walked on to even more interesting market stands selling lavendar, provencal herbs, vegetables, fruits, and gift items. What a delightful and lovely city on the Mediterranean coast of France!

We don't like traditional calissons (from anyone) so... we didn't like these either. But their…read morenon-traditional ones- not so bad!

Small shop with awesome macaroons, and yummy chocolate. Worth a stop if you're in Aix.read more