Chocolate stroll
Paris, the city of gastronomy and fooding, also has a passion for chocolate.
Just take a stroll through the streets of Paris to discover the many "chocolateries", each more appetizing than the last. They are often the work of specialized "meilleurs ouvriers de France", like Pascal Caffet, or the extension of a restaurant business, like Alain Ducasse. Younger and more experienced generations rub shoulders in this mouth-watering gourmet world.
The Lander has put together a selection that's just right for the Easter season, but which you can browse all year round, with seasonal and regular offerings always on hand. You'll also often find exquisite pastries.
Some of these houses have several outlets in Paris, which you can discover as you stroll around.
Patrick Roger
Chocolate as a work of art. He has gone against the grain of food codes with blue signage. His sleek design boutiques are veritable museums, with sumptuous chocolate sculptures.
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