Shops in Biarritz

A stay in the Basque country means a chance to taste the delicious local products. Visitors will probably want to take some home to friends and family as gifts. The Euskal Pack shop in Biarritz has thought of everything and stocks a thousand and one

The Hermès boutique in Biarritz is situated just a few steps from the Atlantic Ocean and the town casino This luxury brand offers saddlery, leather and travel goods.The brand has become famous thanks to its hand bags named after stars such as the Bi

A "house of wines in Biarritz", the Artnoa also has a special place for art. Artnoa has been designed like a showroom, a shop window where fine bottles of wine site alongside works of art, a space in which art and fine wines meet and dialogue with e

The Comptoir du Foie Gras, located just steps from the Atlantic ocean, welcomes food lovers to a gourmet delicatessen shop. An ambassador of authentic Basque cuisine, the Comptoir stocks an excellent range of speciality products from the South West.

Its façade is painted in shades of blue, with a chic and eyecatching design including a porthole-shaped window: this shop in Biarritz which specializes in design certainly knows how to attract attention. Once it's caught your attention, step inside,

Fresh and best quality produce, all sourced from organic or free-range farms has contributed to the success of L'Impertinent restaurant!With the help of local suppliers, the chef proposes cuisine inspired by the region's landscapes. The menu changes

At Lulu la nantaise, if you fall in love with one of the art deco objects or some of the furnishings which mostly date from the 50s and 60s, you can take them home with you. In this fleamarket-bar in Biarritz, everything is for sale.Its always livel

In 1660, the pastry chef Adam sent macaroons to the king to celebrate his marriage with the Infanta María Teresa of Spain.Today, the Maison Adam still stands and delights royals and commoners alike with its pastries, chocolates, macaroons and Basque

The Arostéguy firm in Biarritz saw the light of day in 1875.It was originally a trading post for fashionable colonial produce. Passed down from generation to generation, the Arostéguy name is now a registered brand with products available in the big