I've been meaning to finish blogging about my Fall 2009 Annecy trip (Part I & Part II) since a very long time, but I somehow never got to do it before today. Now that I have more time for myself, I thought that I'd ought to continue writing about my wonderful day in that magnificent and quaint town in Haute Savoie, France...
Today I want to talk to you about a bakery situated in the historic center of Annecy and which I fell in love with immediately after having discovered it for the very first time. When walking by "Marmillon", it is impossible not to get your attention drawn to that window chock-a-block full of mouthwatering regional delicacies (just click on the pictures to make them bigger and see the names of each bread, bun, cookie, tart, etc...). That vision will lure you in and the taste as well as the smell of those yummy treats will addict you instantly. It is like a trap for fans of baked goodies!
As we were planning on testing quite a few different foods around Annecy, we decided to take one immense raisin roll and share it between the both of us. It was divinely smooth and tasted heavenly!Marmillon
11, rue Sainte Claire
7400 Annecy
France
What a delightfull post ....loved this quainty little bakery........so sweet gooodies....
ReplyDeleteHum... Quel belle boulangerie!!
ReplyDeleteIl y a tout pleins de bonnes choses!!
Pourquoi y a -t-il si longtemps que je ne suis pas retournée à Annecy?
ReplyDeleteune belle boulangerie et de belles gourmandises j'aime beaucoup
ReplyDeletebonne journée
donne envie de déménager! De bien belles brioches aux pralines dans la vitrine!
ReplyDeleteiza:)
Miamm... Une boulangerie qui contient juste de belles choses à déguster!!
ReplyDeleteif i had my way, i'd live in a bakery. just install a cot for me behind the register and i'm set. the aroma, the food, the atmosphere--so lovely. and that raisin roll looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteJust the outside signage alone would have been enough to draw me in - let alone those wonderful sweets inside.
ReplyDeleteI can smell the warm bread on the air, totally heavenly :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Gera
What I wouldn't give for one of those raisin rolls right now!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's what I call window dressing!
ReplyDeleteRosa, with all these tempting choices, I'd be blocking traffic at that bakery all day, trying to decide what to order.
I can almost smell the wonderful baked good in the photos! What a lovely bakery.
ReplyDeleteLovely to live where there are plenty of bakeries around you. I love that raisin roll, it's my favorite!
ReplyDeleteGood thing that bakery isn't too close by me ... I'd want to sample everything it all looked so yummy. Here, the bakery stuff looks good but is disappointing when it comes to taste. But I bet that bakery's goodies tasted yummy.
ReplyDeletei'm hungry :D and second photo is delicious :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like the Turkish bakeries which are in every other corner with a lot of different goodies.
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I would love to stop at this bakery. Everything looks good. ;-)
ReplyDeletePaz
Mmm.. scrumptious pastries there!
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so beautiful there Rosa! :)
ReplyDeleteNothing beats a French bakery!
ReplyDeleteJe ne connais pas annecy mais cette boulangerie est une merveille et ce pain au raisin est très gourmand!!!
ReplyDeleteBises
I just wish to have one of such in Kuala Lumpur! splendid!
ReplyDeleteRosa absolutely beauty pictures, I can smell the bread,nice! gloria
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you shared these pics, Rosa! The baked goods are lovely and so tempting!
ReplyDeleteThat raisin roll looks as big as my head! LOL
ReplyDeleteHey I've been there! It was one of my favourite things to stop off there in the morning for croissants or pain au raisin. I miss it so! Thanks for the great post and I'm glad you loved it too.
ReplyDeleteWow! The will power to get just one! They all look yerrmy!
ReplyDeletegrâce à ton article sur le tiramisu j'ai fais moi même du mascarpone j'ai mis un lien vers ton blog .
ReplyDeleteencore merci et bonne journée
welch hübscher Laden ! So etwas gibt es bei uns leider nicht mehr. LG.
ReplyDeleteJe connais bien cette ville. Belles photos.
ReplyDeleteWow lucky you visiting such a fabulous bakery! I would definitely purchase the raisin roll too.
ReplyDeleteThat bakery looks like a sensory overload of the best kind! Great choice with the raisin roll. I bet it was divine, the stuff foodie memories are made of!
ReplyDeletethe pastries are all so gorgeous, Annecy looks like such a wonderful place.
ReplyDeleteThats an interesting post...now i wish i were in france Rosa:).The baked goods are very inviting:)
ReplyDeleteIt seems the French bakeries always look inviting! I want one of everything in the window!
ReplyDeleteI miss these baked goods:(
ReplyDeleteI would love to fly to France just to go to this bakery...every day! Looks heavenly there.
ReplyDeletelovely post rosa...loved the pics...
ReplyDeleteOh my what a yummy looking bakery,,I miss them,,when I lived in Germany I had one outside of post that I would walk to everyday...thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteDevon
wat a nice post....lovely bakery it is!
ReplyDeleteJ'ai bien passé proche de "licher" l'écran devant ces images!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTrop,trop tentant!!
Bonne soirée et merci du partage ma belle Rosa;)
~nancy xx
Oh to be in France and stroll along those patisseries and boulangeries - the life! those pics are drool worth, and not so bad choice on the raisin roll, either. Just found your blog today, lapping it all up!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I haven't made in Annecy yet, but have many wonderful reports on it. I'm glad I'm not the only one late on recounting travel stories. I still haven't finished blogging about my trip to Italy in October. Maybe it isn't too late.... Thanks for my daily French village fix!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for bringing me some "france" time!
ReplyDeleteOh my, it would be dangerous to be too close to a bakery like that! I would have one of everything!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and very chic.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos. Thanks for sharing this delightful post x
Rosa, what a torture to look at the pictures...everything looks so delicious :-)
ReplyDeleteoh my! good thing there's not a bakery around here that's like that or else I would have busted off the seams of clothes! LOL! those were just delightful. what a beautiful town annecy must be.
ReplyDeleteBe still my beating heart! <3
ReplyDeleteeverything looks so divine! and that cinnamon roll is beautifully large!! yum!
ReplyDeletevery nice-Annecy is one of my favorite places in the Alps-just gorgeous.
ReplyDeletehummm quel superbe escargot aux raisins !!!
ReplyDeleteje dois en faire cette semaine, mes enfants m'en réclament à corps et à cris alors je crois que je vais céder !!!
c'est tellement bon surtout quand ils sont à base de pate feuilletée briochée !!!
bises
virginie
The raisin roll looks so good, I wish I could reach into the computer and pull it out. Thanks for the fun peek into the bakery window.
ReplyDeleteLove bakeries, the pastries always make me drool!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, another beautiful post! How I love to see all those breads! And then I was attracted to the 1st picture bottom left...the one with some red stuffs! What's the name of that bread? Do let me know! I got pretty excited!
ReplyDeleteRegards, Kristy
Do you Pinterest? This is beautiful and I'd love to pin in and give you credit.
ReplyDeleteJAIMIE: I do! You can. Please link back to my blog. ;-)
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