Simply amazing. Super fresh. Made in house, pâté & saucissons fait maison. I went here a LONG time…read moreago. André is amazing, although I imagine he has retired by now. His son Julien is following in his father's footsteps, so the business is in good hands & I'm confident that the quality remains impeccable.

From the owner: Charcuterie pied-noir Le maître des lieux M. Pons n'a pas son pareil pour vous préparer ses merguez…read moreet autres charcuteries épicées nord-africaines, mais aussi espagnoles.

Be patient and be ready for a long wait but yep it's worth it. The locals know it. The sausages,…read moreblood sausages, head cheeses and the kind are outstanding at this little shop.

An amazing small neighborhood shop. We received a warm welcome and excellent advise. Lamb quality…read morewas the best part. I'm looking forward to our next opportunity to buy our next meats.

This is a traditional butcher really skilled in his area. The meats are top choices and they will…read morebe prepared in front of you to your liking based on the recipe you want to prepare. All the prices are on the wall to the left. Not much meat on display but don't hesitate to ask, all the offerings are kept in the back. They also offer a homemade meat pâté that is excellent and worth trying. It's all good so be ready for a bit of a line. This butcher also serves outstanding restaurants in the area based on the high quality of meat offered so you have the option to go straight to the cashier and place your order and come back later to pick up if you don't want to wait. The summary: good butcher with excellent meat and excellent service.

Great grocery store to grab water bottle while on vacation nearby. There were several options and 6…read morepack of large 1.5L water bottles cost around $3 Euros. They take credit cards, too. Convenient stores in the area charge about $1 Euro for a small bottle and some only accept cash. ....| \ _ , , , - - , , _ , .../ , ` . - ' ` ' . _ \ - ; ; ; , _ ..| , a - ) ) _ . ; . ( ` - ` - ' - ' ' - - - ' ' ( _ / . _ ) - ' ( _ \ _ ) 2018

They literally have a 3 casinos on this street alone. This one was a bigger store like a Walmart…read moresupercenter. Lots of aisles and lots of grocery items. Lots of good prices on everything from fruit and pastries to meats and frozen goods. If you want to have a quick alternative to fast food breakfasts or local bakeries, they got a lot of relatively cheap stuff to explore. As I said in other reviews, this is France's national grocery chain so it's a credible place to shop. I took a bunch of photos to show as well so I hope you like them!!

A quaint little spot with a lovely menu. The food is tasty & street-side shade a welcome respite…read morefrom the summer heat. A playground sits directly across the street to keep your kids entertained till their meal arrives.

Quaint little coffee, pastry, breakfast spot. It feels family owned with locals popping by for…read moretheir morning espresso and what I presume is the owner - extremely friendly. I had the "salty brunch" which includes an thin omelette, bread & jam, orange juice, and fresh fruit. It was simple and just what I needed. The espresso was of course delicious. The jam though... game changer. I almost asked to purchase some but I literally cannot fit anything else in my luggage. What I enjoyed the most was the charming atmosphere. So casual and local. It's just off the beaten path so (thanks yelp) I wouldn't have found it on my own. It was a slow start to the day and a perfect place to get the day going. If I came back I would try the sweet brunch.. I bet it's full of Nutella goodness and perfect with a cappuccino :) !

Nice neighborhood grocery store. Love that they are open on Sunday, even if only for a few hours!…read moreThey have fresh bread and pastries, dairy, packaged meats, and fresh produce. Some produce was overly ripe, but they have a decent selection. They also have everything you need for the basics-toilet paper, toiletries, laundry detergent, etc! Remember to bring your own bag or buy one:) And as always in a French grocery, you bag your own!