Louis Fouquet
- What to see and do
- Local specialities
- Pâtissiers and chocolatiers
- Louis Fouquet
Description
It was on rue Laffitte that Louis Fouquet settled in 1852 to sell his homemade jams cooked in copper basins. Strawberry, rhubarb, apricot, everyone dreams of dipping their fingers in it! When the Chambeau family later decided to start making confectionery, they used the same passion and craftsmanship to make sour candies, crystal fruits or delicious calissons.
On the sidewalk opposite, in the workshop, everyone is busy preparing, shaping and packaging chocolates, pralines or fruit pastes. These delicacies of impeccable quality melt in the mouth, exalting the sweetness or bitterness that reveals the unique taste of each product, to the delight of your taste buds.
Between elegant woodwork and cement tiles, take a moment to enjoy the atmosphere of the historic boutique and choose from the multitude of boxes and ribbons, to leave with a case and personalized assortments. Real and unique for an authentic taste!
Gift ideas
There's nothing better than a gift of chocolates or other delicacies to give pleasure. Whether it's Christmas, Valentine's Day or Easter, don't miss an opportunity to fall back into childhood by passing through the door of one of Louis Fouquet's boutiques to find what you're looking for.
Practical info
Days and opening hours
Every day throughout the year between 11 am and 6.30 pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Prices
Tour
Spoken languages
- French
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- © Maison Fouquet_Thomas Joseph