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The best revisited chocolate croissants in Bordeaux

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The Editor

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It's no wonder that the South-West takes so much pride in its chocolatine. Smooth, indulgent, and comforting, it's a beloved part of your daily routine: at every breakfast, your classic chocolatine is the star of the show. But have you ever thought about trying the innovative chocolatines that Bordeaux bakers create fresh every morning? Explore the most unique chocolate pastries in our city.

Maison Hermelin: the aphrodisiac chocolate...

Located not far from the Capucins Market, all you have to do is open the door of Maison Hermelin. A chocolate treat with a taste of love? The "chocolove" will charm you with its flavor and aphrodisiac side. Cocoa, a chocolate bar, and ginger inside: the perfect combo of originality is nowhere else but at 18 Rue Edmond Costedoat.

Maison Hermelin
18 Rue Edmond Costedoat, 33000 Bordeaux
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 7am to 7pm
Sunday from 7am to 1pm

From flour and hands: "orange is the new black"

Everyone knows that chocolate and orange go well together. From Flour and Hands has therefore bet on an "orange and dark chocolate" croissant with its "cocoa crumble" topping for extra crunch. Ready to taste paradise? But wait, there's more! A croissant with "white chocolate and lemon" with its "plain crumble" also makes an appearance in the window of this bakery that loves to reinvent classics. You won't leave with just one croissant, but two, maybe three. Because yes, there's also one with "chocolate and raspberry filling". As you can see, it will be impossible for you to choose.

From flour and hands
92 Rue Eugène Jacquet, 33000 Bordeaux
Open Monday to Friday from 7am to 7pm
Saturday from 7am to 1pm

Boulangerie Jocteur: a candy pink choco

A taste of the Rhône in Gironde. Boulangerie Jocteur has bet on Lyonnais specialties to stand out from the rest and bring some color to their products. What's better than adding pink praline to the traditional chocolate croissant to bring a different flavor? Boulangerie Jocteur does it and offers you a typical chocolate croissant for a breakfast that's "melt-in-your-mouth, crunchy" as our national Cyril would say. And if you're not into something too sweet, know that the "pistachio chocolate croissant" is waiting for you. Taste and color, that's what's happening right here.

Boulangerie Jocteur
76 Rue des Trois-Conils, 33000 Bordeaux
Open Monday to Saturday from 7:30am to 7pm
Open Sunday from 8am to 7pm

Maison Lamour: "for raspberries lovers"

Awarded "best bakery in France" in 2017, Maison Lamour is known for their creativity and expertise in baking, pastries, and viennoiseries. Their chocolate croissants are a perfect blend of tradition and innovation. For those who love a fruity twist, try their two-tone raspberry chocolate croissant made with Valrhona chocolate bars. Head over to Judaïque street to find this famous treat!

Maison Lamour
157 Rue Judaïque, 33000 Bordeaux
Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 7am to 7pm
Sunday from 7:30am to 1:30pm

Gllm Guillaume: milk chocolate team

Looking for something sweet? Look no further than Gllm Guillaume. A traditional chocolate croissant, but coated in milk chocolate - even better! The artisan bakers at 5 Rue Palais Gallien have created this chocolate croissant that will satisfy your breakfast cravings, and those of your office colleagues. Let's be honest, we all know you bring chocolate croissants every Monday to make a good impression. This time, your colleagues will truly become your best friends after tasting this pastry.

Gllm Guillaume
5 Rue du Palais Gallien, 33000 Bordeaux
Open Monday to Saturday from 7am to 7pm
Sunday from 8am to 7pm