From the owner: Tout chocolat Les vrais amateurs de chocolat vont apprécier ce magasin. Qu'il soit amer, doux, à la…read morechicorée ou au praliné, tous les chocolats sont fait maison.

Another good chocolaterie in Lille, but what sets Chocolat Passion apart is that they offer…read morechocolate truffles with regional flavors, like ones with crunchy chunks of speculos biscuits, or regional liquors. It definitely gives you some flemish flavor, making it a unique choice among the many chocolateries in the city.

From the owner: Haut-chocolat Comme la Haute-couture ce chocolatier vend ses chocolats par collection. Les noms de…read moreces collections : Saveurs du Terroir, La réserve de Bacchus, Saveurs Orientales, Escales Gourmandes... Découvrez alors le chocolat au Riesling, au Raki, à la bergamote, autant de saveurs que les gourmands apprécient.

macaroons are a french delicacy that i never appreciated until my H~ parents took me Guillaume's…read more =9 i had previously considered them artificial sweets...until i had the authentic french creations! THAT started my fascination! hence the 5 stars (slight soft spot!) Guillaume's specialty is a divinely limited selection that rotates every month....everything from the delicate sweetness of lychee to classic raspberry cream~ be sure to pop by~ the people there are extremely friendly! [even if you don't speak french^^]

Was initially only passing by in the area, but got drawn into this Chocolatier by what was on…read moredisplay - simply, the variety and decoration of the chocolates showed skill and design, some of which seemed even excessively. As a chocolate lover, it would have been difficult to resist the lure. Looking in the store, they had some very nice chocolates, some of which seemed to have extremely high cocoa content - from what I remember, up to 90% or thereabouts (not my type of thing, but some people like it bitter). I would say that if you like chocolate but do not want to end up shelling out and buying loads, avoid this place!

From the owner: L'endroit bien connu des amateurs de bons chocolats Depuis 1912, le Chat Bleu fait des chocolats de…read moremanière artisanale et régale tout le monde. Dans cette minuscule boutique de le Vieille Bourse, c'est la convivialité qui prime, et les dégustations sur place ne sont pas rares. On y mange toutes sortes de chocolats: blancs, noirs, au lait, à la pâte d'amande et on entre au Chat Bleu avant tout pour se faire plaisir et ravir nos papilles.

From the owner: Depuis 5 générations L'excellence perdure : le macaron Trogneux fut récompensé en 1992 du Grand de…read moreFrance des spécialités régionales. Vous y trouverez toutes les confiseries, y compris les dragées, pour les fêtes, communions, mariages, baptèmes. Livraisons gratuites sur Lille.

Oh my god. So many yummy treats in this bakery. Do NOT go here if you are on a diet, because it…read morewill beat you. Everything here is so good you won't be able to resist. They of course specialize in macrons, but there are many more baked goods on display. The presentation is so stunningly detailed that you will feel bad eating it! The prices are fair for what you get.

Oh MY! This place…read moreis a delicious piece of diabetes that will overpower you, overpower you in a beatuful sensuous decadent way that only the French can do. These are truly some the the best macarons I have ever had including those from patisseries in Paris and London. There are a range of beautiful subtle flavours baked into these delights from rose and truffle to pistachio and orange. The macarons themselves are good for five days so perfect for a weeks supply. As they came to approx 1.50 Euro each it may even be worth coming from London purely for them! They also have a range of sweet and wonderfully elaborate cakes in various sizes. We had the beautifully soft and chocolaty 'Pop Art' described on their site as:- 'Caribbean chocolate mousse with Tonka bean Salted butter caramel Burnt caramel cream Biscuit Carambar' The smallest one is less than 5 Euro and enough for two...I can see why they also have one called 'Addict' and another called 'Apocalypse'. They also sell bread and other baked pastries though we did not try these. This was genuinely one of the highlights of my trip to the city and one of the reasons its on my list for another diabetes risking Eurostar treat.