The gourmet food hall
Discover the Gourmet Food Hall, Saint-Gaudens’ indoor market
Bring local flavors and gourmet treats to your table! Put together your basket of fresh seasonal produce, sweets, cheeses from the Pyrenees and beyond, and delicious crusty breads…
A charming gourmet market
One product, one story!
Head to the Saint-Gaudens Gourmet Food Hall to fill your basket with fresh produce and whip up a seasonal meal!
This limestone building has been a city landmark since it was built in 1843. Step inside to discover its impressive framework topped by five giant Doric columns, giving this indoor market all its charm and friendly atmosphere.
On Sundays, the market comes alive with concerts. It’s the perfect time to take a break, sip a drink, and enjoy some sweet or savory treats!
One product, one story!
As soon as we enter, we soak up this local-flavored atmosphere. The buzz of customers and artisans brings the hall to life. The colorful, well-stocked stalls whet our appetite and tickle our taste buds! Local traditions take center stage: Bigorre black pork, Panettone, traditional bread, Bethmale (cow’s milk cheese), Napoléon (sheep’s milk cheese made in Montréjeau), chocolate sweets…
In this unique setting, 56 food artisans offer their products: cheesemonger, butcher, chocolate bar, caterer-wine merchant, fishmonger and artisan baker.
The gourmet food hall artisans
- Maison Picabéa Caterer: takeaway and seafood platters. Tel: 05 61 94 09 26
- Maison Picabéa butcher and deli. Tel: 05 61 94 09 26
- Aztek chocolatier: sweets and new arrivals all year round. Tel: 09 86 62 67 01
- Le Petit Moulin: artisan baker from Lalouret-Laffiteau. Tel: 06 72 22 78 86
- Kaidouchi Fishmonger: daily arrivals. Orders on site. Tel: 07 67 20 98 69
- Les Fromagers du Mont-Royal: cheeses, yogurts, eggs, quiches, mixed salads, and croque-monsieur.
Gourmet Food Hall
Rue des Compagnons du Tour de France – 31800 Saint-Gaudens