This little épicerie sells a small but nice selection of meats, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, and…read moreother locally-produced products. If you want your Époisses, Cîteaux, or Comté cheeses, this is the place to get them. There is also a carefully curated selection of mustards, fleur du sel, olive oil, teas, wines, and various other condiments. If you like Bonnat chocolate, there is a very good selection of them here, and for much less than what you are paying in the U.S. More a place for specialized items than staples, but definitely worth a visit or two.

Nice place to purchase specialty cheeses and fresh fruits and vegetables. Very close to our hotel,…read moreHotel les Charmes

Sampled a few items with a group , place is small but items are packed with flavor. This place was…read moreconstantly busy. Sampled their pork, rabbit and escargot. The escargot stuffed with pesto was interesting, very tasty . So many delicious options in the window, I wanted to try everything! You can customize your charcuterie board.

This was absolutely the best charcuterie I have ever had. I have the pork and rabbit pate en…read morecroute and they were out of this word. I also had two quiches and some gourges filed with escargot. The owner was very friendly and everything was absolutely delicious. I wish I had stayed in Beaune longer just so I could have gone back and tried more things.

AUX P'TITS PAINS DE MARGUERITE is the only bakery in the small but beautiful town of couches. It's…read morelocated centrally on the high street in the village and has a wide variety of breads and pastries. The almond croissants seem to be the most popular item because they're almost always out of those. Friendly service and was even helpful with my poor French pronunciation. Closed on Mondays but open all other days of the week. They also open fairly early in the morning.

My family and I were driving through on A6, and found this little restaurant nestled in the…read morecountryside in an old castle, Château de Châteauneuf. The ambience was wonderful, near the idyllic castle walls, built on a hill overlooking the scenic French countryside. They had both indoor and outdoor seating, so we were able to enjoy our meals in the cool breeze, shaded by awnings that kept away the bright summer sun. I got the Suprême de pintade façon, roasted breast of guinea fowl served with vegetables. The skin of the breast was crispy and beautifully browned, while keeping the meat moist, and flavorful. The vegetables were tender, and the sauce accompaniment, sort of like a brown country gravy (I'm an American from Texas) was a beautiful pairing. The sliced baguette that came with the meal was soft on the inside, with a perfectly chewy crust. The service was wonderful, and the waitress was happy to accommodate a family of three Americans attempting to travel France without being able to speak French very well aside from a few words. She was friendly, cordial, and even anticipated my Dad's need for ketchup with his cheeseburger, haha The ice cream after the meal hit the exact spot needed on a warm summer day. Couldn't ask for a better experience from a random excursion we took on a whim. 10/10, would come back in the future!

We had a wonderful meal in this picturesque town, centered around a castle that was built in the…read more1100's. The waitress was friendly and enthusiastic, and she took into account our "American" tastes kindly and respectfully. Old rock walls spilling over with colorful mosses a flowers made for a charming and delightful ambiance. This is a highly recommend for me! Take this lovely detour! It is well worth your time.

Amazing cheese counter here at Alain Hess…read more Delice de Pommard with mustard and their fresh Gorgonzola were our choices. We'd originally gone there seeking the Delice but as we walk through the door, I see the cheesemonger literally spooning out the gorgonzola into a container & it was love at first sight Grabbed a baguette from around the corner & dinner was served. That Gorgonzola was INCREDIBLE! Oozy, gooey, mild but tons of flavor The Delice de Pommard was a cream cheese with mustard seed husks from the Burgundy region Also offering wines, oils and lots of other temptations, Alain Hess is well worth a visit. If you do go, pick me up some of that Gorgonzola!

Alain Hess is a must-visit when you are in Beaune. It is a fantastic cheese and wine shop, probably…read morethe best in the entire city. The array of cheeses -- all lovingly displayed in a large glass case -- is enough to make any cheese lover salivate and instantly reach for his wallet. The wine shop downstairs is also impressive. Of course you are not going to find any of the highly collectible stuff, but there is a very good selection (of Burgundy, of course!) at decent prices. You can also find a good selection of hand harvested sea salt, high end chocolate, such as Bonnat, and Fallot mustard.

I could not love this Boulangerie more. Located in the center of Beaune, this spot is packed with…read morefresh breads, pastries, and sweet treats. The hearty breads were absolutely amazing, the croissants flaky and buttery, and the pain au chocolat perfect in every way. My French is not great at all, and everyone behind the counter was beyond nice and helpful with selecting the perfect items for take away.

Stopped by to pick up a petite breakfast and I am so glad we did. Everything was perfect. They do…read morenot have cappuccino or espresso here though :( I practically bought one of everything. It was all exactly the way you want it.

One of many wine shops in Beaune. It is after all the city in the heart of the burgundy region and…read moreas one would expect full of wine shops :-) This place has a decent selection of burgundy wines including many older vintages in wine fridges in the back. Staff speak some English and were helpful in getting me a wine I wanted. Prices are also reasonable (well reasonable in burgundy wine is expensive in many other places) and selection is good. I would come back here again.

Wanting the wine tasting experience that everyone talks about when they visit Beaune but without…read morethe insane pressure of buying. We ended up here. A self guided wine cave tour. Perfect! Although we wish we were, we don't know a whole lot about wine, but we do enjoy tasting to find a favorite and learning more about how to taste. Just buy a tasting package at the counter. You have your choice of 7 wines for 11 euros & a souvenir metal tasting cup or 7 wines + the grand cru wines for 15 euros & a souvenir wine glass. We got 1 of each. Head down into the 13th century caves below and read through the tasting notes and info about each wine. It started with reds, went to white, and ended with the grand cru fancy cooler that a store associate will help you with scanning your "badge." You can pick up a wine carrier to the wines you'd like to buy along the way or just wait until the end for the store. They also go through if you want to ship an order home too. Everyone was very friendly. We ended up loving one of the whites, which surprised us. Stowed it in the luggage and can't wait to break it open for a special occassion!

Awesome selection of breads and pastries. We entered late in the day and were still able to score…read morebaguettes. Extremely affordable and freshly made on site. This is the place to score your perfect pairing to all the awesome cheese you just scored at Alain Hess around the corner