The 17 best spots for afternoon tea in Antibes

Amazing selection of everything from oils, fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses and flowers. Highly recommend!

Beautiful market right below our hotel. Such fresh products.

500 years of history in an amazing fort overlooking the Mediterranean and the Port Vaughan marina. Worth the walk.

Marche Provencal is an antique market. Having whatever you can inagine. Surrounded by open places, coffee shops and restaurant. You can pass a whole day in Antibes.

It’s a beautiful market and the food is fresh! It had a wide array of assortments. They clean it all up extremely efficiently as well.

The market is very cozy, and topical, smells, and textures all around.

Very cute local market with fresh produce and great seafood stores. Quaint township.

We went for the three-course lunch menu. The squid and both desserts were truly fantastic. The main courses were solid, but not spectacular. The fish was perfectly cooked but could have used a bit more spice. The duck was tender and the sauce was very aromatic but there were too many fruity and sweet components on the plate, at least for my taste. We were also a bit disappointed that there were no alcohol-free alternatives except organic juice (which tasted very nice though). Overall, a really nice lunch experience with very attentive service on a beautiful terrace.

We celebrated my boyfriend's birthday at Le Figuier de Saint Esprit, and it was truly unforgettable. The tasting menu was exceptional. Every course offered a perfect balance of flavors and surprising combinations. The atmosphere was calm and elegant, creating the ideal setting for a special evening. Service was impeccable and warm, making the whole experience even more memorable. A wonderful Michelin-starred gem that we’ll cherish for a long time. 🌿✨

Very good restaurant. The food was very good. We did the smaller tasting menu and the lamb was out of this work and so were the desserts.

An unforgettable culinary experience in the heart of Antibes. Elegant setting, impeccable service, and beautifully crafted flavors. Every detail, from presentation to ambiance, reflects true passion and excellence. A must-visit gem!

The location and exemplary quality of cuisine takes it above its current Michelin rating. We had the degustation menu. Service is very good. I have never tasted turbot so delicious as this. Lamb is Chef Morisset’s specialty. That is a revelation.

The service was absolutely terrible, and I strongly suspect the staff of discriminating against Asians. The amount of wine served to me was less than half of what other guests at nearby tables received. The staff did not bother to properly introduce the wine, explain the dishes, or the dessert. The food and drinks were rushed to my table, and the server left immediately without giving me a chance to process anything. Unlike their treatment of other guests, the server did not take the time to introduce the wine and dishes to me, nor did they ask if I was satisfied with the meal as they did with others. Now I want to make it clear: I am not satisfied!

What a wonderful experience with Menu Découverte, one of the best cuisine and culinary experience! Chef Morisset is very kind and talented, I had an amazing 45th birthday dinner! Thank you Chef and Staff :)

The savory crepe was disappointing — it was quite burnt and had a bitter aftertaste. I saw other tables also have the crepe burnt. The cheese was heavy, the salad is oily, made the whole dish quite greasy. The crispy chicken rolled crepe was also not enjoyable, overly oily and the fried chicken is greasy, seemed to be made with low-quality oil. The highlight was the sweet strawberry crepe. It was refreshing and well-balanced. We liked it so much that we ordered another one, and they kindly added three scoops of whipped cream on top. Noted that they put a lot of oil on the plate under the crepe. I in general don’t like oily dish, especially made with poor quality oil. Service was just average — not friendly or attentive.

Really friendly service. They had markers and colouring pages for kids. Food came out real quick. The galettes we had were amazing, especially the chicken mushroom cheese. Beef tartare was so-so wouldn’t order it from here again.

Delicious crepes & lovely staff. We came back twice, once for savory, and again for sweet. My friend's first crepe was a bit too crispy for her liking and they re-did it for her, no questions asked. Excellent customer service.

Lovely little spot in the old town part of Antibes overlooking the markets (which are produce in the morning then switches to arts market in the afternoon). Lots of crepes and traditional galettes on offer as well as pastries and good coffee. Great people watching too!

We had a wonderful breakfast experience here. The menu had great variety. We tried the French breakfast, the Nordique breakfast, and a Nutella crêpe, and everything was fresh, tasty, and beautifully prepared. The portions were just right, and it was a perfect way to start the day. The location is fantastic, just steps away from the Marché Provençal and the promenade, making it super convenient for exploring afterwards. A great spot for a relaxed and delicious breakfast! I’d definitely come back!

In the centre of Antibes just before the market square there is this beautiful place only for crepes. Gallets and crepes are not big enough to feed ourselves. Outside tables are perfect for the sight, even if not well spaced. We spent 54 € for 2 pallets (ham egg and cheese, vegetables goat cheese) 1 crepes (framboise chantilly chocolate), 1 syder, 1 local beer, 1 still water)

I am glad we found this place. It has a great location and there is a large outdoor seating area which affords a good look at this lively town. The staff were friendly. We had an excellent meal; I enjoyed a crepe while my wife had a galette.

Absolutely amazing. Randomly found this place on GoogleMap and it was so nice! The hosts were friendly and helpful. Their menu was written on a blackboard completely in French and one host translated everything for us. And the food was decent, especially the cannelloni! Such a great dining experience.

Delicious lunch coupled with friendly service. The wait staff were happy to speak English. There’s a wonderful courtyard to sit in. Lots of fresh ingredients in the Provençal style. Would recommend.

Fantastic place for a yummy, lazy lunch. The food is superb, and they treat you like family. A must visit if you are in Antibes.

I made a reservation for lunch before we left home (Minnesota). The restaurant's setting is beautiful: you walk under a "gate" to an open courtyard. Menus are hung on the wall surrounding you. The server brought a small amuse bouche (salmon pate, nicoise olives, and crisp slices of baguette) and they were devoured fairly quick! Next, we were presented with two Plats du Jour: Cod with Camargouse Confit and a Mushroom Dish. My wife ordered the Cod, and I ordered the The Cocotte Egg with Truffle Scents and its spectacular cooking. The egg was cooked in front of you for 5 minutes and it is ready for consumption. The foods were spectacular, the service was friendly and efficient. Best yet, the bill is reasonable. We skipped the dessert. We got to chat with the owner, Valerie, briefly too. A nice lady. If you are ever in Antibes, make a reservation with this charming place.

Amazing food. Everything tastes fresh and very delicious. Friendly and kind owner.

Amazing restaurant with a beautiful courtyard to sit in. We love enjoying our meal with breeze and sunlight. Mesmerizing experience!

Excellent food and service. Highly recommended

Interesting choice of cakes and vegan sweets, but 6,5€ for a small piece of cake isn't really serving all pockets. Sadly! Exclusively affordable for certain classes. The carrot cake is quite moist, but still tastes like a cake you'd have in winter - cinnamon, ginger, orange. Tasty though. Staff was very kind, too.

This place was just amazing. The owner and the staff were so friendly, helpful and pretty cool. It was super easy to make a reservation. They speak english 😅 which was helpful for us. The food was sooo delicious. We really recommend the poke bowl and the dessert. The decoration and the atmosphere there were just perfect for your holiday mood. Thank you Merry Mary

Friendly, cozy, delicious, and calm! Located in the center of Antibes, I would highly recommend this place for special and healthy dishes or even simply a coffee with a gluten-free dessert.

I thought new York had the best bagels until I visited merry Mary. Delicious and soft pan cakes. Highly recommend brunch spot

Nice place to have a brunch and a lunch. Good food and interesting menu. The only thing that I would have liked is that the food to be a little bit warm (especially the potatoes and the aubergines) and not cold or indoor temperature. Otherwise it was perfect!

Very nice place in Antibes old town. Vegetarian and gluten free options, salty and sweet. Bio and home made delicious food and drinks. Apero on Friday and Saturday evening . Staff is very nice and helpful. Amazing chocolate cake ;)

Many vegan options, very good food! A bit expensive though!

I visited several times during my stay in this Old town of Antibes. First visit at 0730 am no people waiting and lots of selection, but surprised that min. Card payment is €5 - understood we bought the traditional ones Baguette and Croissant tastes good not fantastic. Next visit was about 0930 am waited around 10 min. bought baguette croissant and pain de chocolate - the Baguette tastes very different from the one I bought which many other reviewers pointed out that there is no air-gaps inside so it is more like a scone very denser bread. I like the way of working as they start early and finish early and respect the traditional way of working. They close on Monday and Tuesday. 4.5/5.0 * if you go early, pick among the fantastic selections of breads

What a traditional French bakery is; the good stuff sells out fast; tarte au citron absolutely au point. The darker loaf you can but as a quarter and have it sliced, absolutely delish. The Tarte aux blettes (i think thats how it’s spelled, is moreish and filled with a variety of green veg. Finally the best local croissants and pain au chocolat. well worth the morning dropin and queue.

Great bakery round the corner of our apartment. Lots locals go， queuing to buy the bread👌

During our stay in Antibes we tried as many of the bakeries as we could. Towards the end of our trip this is the bakery we kept coming back to. By far and consistently the best as well as reasonably priced. Limited selection but theirs is on another level. Their croissants are simply amazing. This is the kind of business I like to support. Be sure to get there as early as possible as they will sell out and close at 1pm.

Very small, take away only, bakery. Location is on a very quiet part of the town, far from the busy center. Few tourists or locals about. When we visited, 11am on Saturday, there was no line at all. But yes, supplies were depleted, shelves a bit light, selection meager. The pasadilere was ok, 2E, although the fish taste is not for me, nor the oily paper it comes in. Croissants are good but a tad old. Best to come early. I'm just not sure why this place is famous in Google though. Epi D'Or pastisserie is much better. Bigger, more selection, and a chronic short line into the street. And it's in the bustling part of town.

This was a disappointment. There was a problem with the bulk fermentation of the baguette, either it was too short or there was a problem with the yeast, I've never seen such a brick of a baguette apart from my beginning attempts at baking bread years ago. The pain au chocolat was extremely dry and bready, with only one row of cheap dark chocolate. Maybe this is the place to get a pissaladière, but a baguette or puff-pastry stuff is to be avoided.

The croissant was delicious, the place offers various baked selections

I came here 3 years ago and remember loving my sandwich. Fast forward 3 years later, I am back and felt the warmth of nicest owners. So much love put into making these sandwiches ❤️ many options - a great option to take to the beach!!!

We absolutely loved this place on our trip to Antibes in 2014 and were delighted that it was still open this summer, The sandwiches are amazing and affordable. Highlights include #10 Pan Bagnat, #18 La Lafitte- duck breast filled with foie gras, and #23 Smoked salmon with truffle cheese (choose the cheese in the jar of fluid!) We are here three times over the course of our trip bringing take-away sandwiches to the beach and on day trips with us- a great way to save money and time (if you don’t have time for a 2 hour lunch).

can I please have one of these sandwiches every single damn day??? best sandwiches I’ve ever had. Ever. SO. GOOD.

Fantastic shop, the owners are working hard to offer delicious sandwiches but also duck products, jams and a yummy black olivade! I always enjoy chatting with the friendly owner, it’s one of my favorite shops in Antibes.

Such good sandwiches! Cheap and makes for a good lunch for a beach day

Waiters was very rood for some random tourist who asked to visit a toilet. She said toilet is for clients only. She pointed to some puhlic toilet, but as far as I know public toilet was in 5 mins walking.

Surprisingly delicious baguettes sold out of a hole in the wall. Totally worth visiting. Then get "a la rose" ice cream from the equally tiny shop across the road for dessert.

Having lunch here, nice staff(she also told me that i dont need to order extra as big portion of salad) and good food with reasonable price. good for try

We had two rounds of drinks whilst people watching, server was friendly and attentive. Nice to just stop off and pause for a drink. Didn’t eat anything.

Five stars for the friendly waiter. We only had a couple of drinks, sitting out in the square, but he was great. Thank you!

We had a cappuccino and an espresso. The cappuccino cup was dirty and had lipstick marks, the spoon still had jam residue from someone who had used it before me. Disgusting, gross, I do not recommend!

Great spot. The staff are very friendly and kind. Take very good care of you. Food is simple and reasonably priced lunch fare. Lovely beers on tap.

The place looking good, but the service is terribble,they do not like guests, so I recommend avoiding it, quality low,prices very high, I dont recomend to anyone

A perfect place for a coffee or pastis. Corner by place de Clemenceau in the middle of old Antibes, just like the name of the place!

We love Emily & the Cool Kids because the design of the cafe is immaculate (very quirky) and the cookies are even better. The service is really nice and friendly. Also the coffee is great.

Small coffee place, well suited for a quick break while walking the streets of Antibes. Indoor and outdoor sitting. Good offers. The coffee is just ok. Nice staff.

Cute, but my salad was not exciting and the cookies just way too sweet even for my American palate.

The bagels were nice, one of the few places that have chai latte, which was a great surprise. Carrot cake wasn’t enjoyable in my opinion. Lots of food choices which is good.

The ambiance was really nice. I got their brunch menu at 25€. Their granola-topped yogurt was really good but everything else was quite disappointing honestly. I thought it was a bit overpriced for the quality of the food, but I stayed there long so I guess it compensates.

Totally awesome place to chill or work! Staff are friendly and the vibe is so chilled! 👌

The best coffee in Antibes! Amazing cupcakes and cookies. Super friendly staff and great location.

Avoid this place. 4.5€ for half paper glass of orange juice including ice cubes. Awful juice, watery and sour. Waiter disrespectful.

Once more a very good location , sit Down and look around , small cozy friendly place, coffe was strong for me but everyone has different taste

First descent cappuccino since arriving in France. Nice beans, not roasted into oblivion and thin firm foam on the espresso. As it should be. Marius knows his business.

Really cute cafe with tasty croissants and delicious iced coffee!

Best cafe ever in antibs , It is really deserves 5 stars ⭐️

We were in a rush, and did not have high expectations for such a centrally located café. We were wrong! The coffee was great - both the Americano and creamed coffee.

Beware tourists, they have tables in bad state and if you are the unlucky one to have a table break under you, you're good to pay for it

The place is cute. The food is very delicious & fresh. You can even see how it’s done right before your eyes! Still the portions are very small for the price…

Beautifully located spot in Antibes! The presentation of the food was lovely, and the setting is charming. However, I was disappointed with the €17 avocado toast — while it looked appetizing, the portion was too small to be satisfying for breakfast. The flavors were unbalanced, with too much acidity in both the avocado spread and the salad, which unfortunately overwhelmed the dish. It was also quite difficult to get the attention of the waitstaff for simple things like salt and pepper, which might have helped improve the overall experience.

We’ve had the best experiences here. From the friendly and helpful staff to the amazing food and pastries - everything is fantastic. We loved our brunch which was the daily special and also the avocado toast. The pain au chocolat is the best we’ve had in France, so light, airy and they look like a work of art. We also tried a few pastries that were excellent as well. Thank you for a wonderful experience!

More than lived up to it’s reputation. Had wonderful breakfast there this morning. Finished it off with my first , truly French,chocolat chaud. Merci beaucoup!

We had the ham and cheese omelette and the eggs benedict. Both were really good! The place is also really nice. I highly recommend.

The food here is delicious, and you can really tell it’s prepared by a skilled chef. The ingredients are fresh, carefully selected, and of high quality. I only have one remark: for a brunch menu at this price, the portions could be a bit more generous. Otherwise, the service is attentive and friendly.

Very cute place! You do need reservation because there always a line :) their croissant is tasty 😋

1. Under 10€, cash only. 2. I speak very limited French and had zero problems ordering and didn't have any issues with staff. I said Bonjour, pointed to what I wanted, paid, said Merci, and then was on my way. The line was kinda long but goes fast. The apple tart was 🔥.

You have to try brioche vendéenne here! It's light, heavenly creamy in mouth and just sweet enough. Baguette tradicional is very good even for breakfast next morning. Every pastry is excellent- croissant made with butter... cakes... you name it. Service is very good, they are very busy but they will explain you everything you need to know with patience.

Croissant Review * Appearance 4/10 * Aroma 6/10 * Exterior Texture 2/10 * Interior Texture 3/10 * Butter Quality 7/10 * Flavour Balance 5/10 * Overall Rating: 4.5 / 10 Having gone there often as a child and knowing its long history as an old boulangerie, I had high hopes. But as soon as I opened the bag, I knew it wasn’t going to be a strong contender. The appearance gave me confidence at first, but sadly it was anticlimactic. The crisp-to-fluffy ratio was poor, the texture closer to chewing damp cardboard than a croissant. The aroma was mildly buttery but lacked character. Overall, a disappointment. On to the next.

This pastries shop has my birth year, so gotta stop by. Croissants is ok. Cheese bread stop ck is good.

Amazing food all around. However, the staff was mean and condescending when I did not speak good French. It did not matter that I tried, and it was difficult since nothing I wanted to order was actually labeled. Do not go here if you don’t speak good French. Other reviews mention the staff’s rudeness to non French speakers. I should have listened.

Traditional French bakery 🥐 in the heart of Antibes. Clientele is made of both locals and tourists. Hard to resist after passing through their windows.

The pastries we tried were OUTSTANDING!!! Never had anything like that before (or after)! Not giving a 5 star because the service was the opposite of friendly. It felt like we were bothering them!

Plenty of Scandinavian products. Owner was friendly and warm. Good location

We had the best experience! I would highly recommend for bringing a true Nordic flair to your special occasion!

Really great store with friendly staff. It would be good to see a few vegan options but I understand that there isn’t the demand!

Wonderful Nordic lunch in relaxing settings among the artwork, with delightful hospitality from the owner. The Cinnamon buns here are brilliantly delicious - better than we get at popular Nordic bakeries at home in London! The secret, we learned, is with the flour and the special spices.. Please open a London branch!

Absolutely lovely place. Great concept, fresh food, smoked fish like I have never had before, reasonable prices, beautiful art and wonderful lady who runs the place. Something different in Antibes - not to be missed . Cinamon rolls - 10/10

Place to recommend for nice and home made lunch. Very tasty, salad with salmon is delicious, good prices and really nice service. Beautiful paintings exhibition which changes often

The best home made cinnamon Danish pastries. Freshly made in the morning. Lovely friendly service too.

Wonderful bakery, fabulous bread, amazing tarts and cakes, utterly delicious quiches. My personal favourite is croustadde pommes, all attempts at reproduction at home have failed, their baking is magic and plenty of people know it, the queue down the road at busy times is testament to the quality of their products.

Delicious blueberry tart, pear and chocolate tart. Very reasonably priced for the size and not too sweet.

Wow! Small boulangerie on a side street in the middle of the old city! Definitely the tastiest in the area! The baguettes & breads are light and airy and the pastries melt in your mouth! The myrtille tart is fresh with just the perfect sweetness. Absolutely delicious! Laëtitia and Thomas run a lovely operation ! Highly highly recommended !

This is my favorite Boulangerie in the surrounding area because they have big portions for the best price. I tried their flan and it was super tasty, just what I came for. The lady working there is nice. I came again to get a pissaladière and it was also great. Thank you

Fantastic selection of pastries, baguettes, fruit tarts, and savory tarts.

A bakery with good breads and tasty pastries and cakes.

We purchased cheese straws, chocolate straw, bread and apricot tarts. All were delicious. Highly recommend

A small, cosy cafe offering value breakfast options for hungry travellers. Coffee, juice (not freshly pressed) and ham omelette with bread for 7 euro. Service is fast and friendly.

Excellent food very cozy.

Good lunch spot in a quiet location

(Translated by Google) Excellent value for money for this very friendly little restaurant, all the dishes and desserts are homemade and always very good for 13 eur (Original) Excellent rapport qualité prix pour ce petit resto très convivial tous les plats et desserts sont faits maison et toujours très bons pour 13 eur

Quaint & cozy. Just like dining at a friends home with traditional French cuisine. Catherine has created a true culinary experience from the moment you enter to the moment you leave. Delicious all the way around! Will definitely return!!!!!

(Translated by Google) Succulent dish served with a smile and courtesy. To recommend (Original) Plat succulent servi avec sourire et courtoisie . A recommander

(Translated by Google) 3/4 hour wait to be served because my dish was complicated (hot goat cheese salad). Rude cook who doesn't appreciate being told you can't wait too long. We ordered drinks which we did not get. Didn't have time for dessert and coffee. The salad was decent and well garnished. (Original) 3/4 d'heure d'attente pour être servie parce que mon plat était compliqué (salade de chèvre chaud). Cuisinière désagréable qui n'apprécie pas qu'on lui dise qu'on ne peut plus attendre trop longtemps. Nous avons commandé des boissons que nous n'avons pas eues. Pas eu le temps de prendre un dessert et un café. La salade était correcte et bien garnie.

Crazy expensive. We got coffees and pastries. I asked for a glass of milk for my baby. They smiled and I understood it was no charge. I then bought a banana about 20 mins later and they said it was 6 euro. They charged me €4.50 for the small glass of milk for the baby 😂😂😂 Go, it is nice but total rip off!

The worse place on whole riviera. Ice late 7,5 euro! And it is not a specialty coffee, ordinary capsule coffee maker. The service was very unpleasant. No one greeted me, they were ignoring me for several minutes unpacking their stuff.

You can find everything you need for cooking, snacking, fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, fresh bread and the best olive oils ever!! If you are around the Cap stop by, you won’t regreat, the service is great!!

As with other small businesses in the area the prices are considerably higher than you would expect in most of France. I would have given it 4 stars because they do have a lovely range of high-quality products, but unfortunately the pastries were not even as nice as those I can get at my local bakery in London.

Few items marked up with prices and ridiculously expensive when you get to the till!

Amazing place. I know it well from my time in France, however they went above and beyond to create a beautiful hamper as a gift for a family member in France. They excused my poor French, helped me choose beautiful items and even made it look beautiful and finished with care. Thank you so much, the gift was a success, the products were such high quality, good value and I can’t wait to be able to visit again in person. Thank you again, Katie

High end and exotic ingredients and foods - for a slightly high end price! Nice products though, worth going by if u ever looking for edible things in the area.

Really nice, welcome and cute shop. We came second time, because here you can get everything what you need. We got some nice souvenir, it was possible to try some drinks etc. Young and good looking shop assistant offered us to visit absinthe museum - bar. That was really sick! We loved it. The place to be back. Thank you!

Great selection of pastis and absinthe. Bring a designated driver.

Nice gift shop

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(Translated by Google) A great place to shop if you want to try local products. This place is not a big market with a huge amount of goods available. We have fruits, vegetables and excellent cheeses here. Excellent cold meats. There are also ready-made meals that you can take home. Grilled squid and other forms. Stuffed peppers, artichokes and many, many other dishes. We bought beautiful tomatoes. Very tasty. Maybe the prices are not good because it is not cheap, but for our money we will get the highest quality products. We definitely recommend this place for morning shopping. (Original) Rewelacyjne miejsce na zrobienie zakupów, jeśli chce się spróbować lokalnych produktów. To miejsce, to nie duży Targ z ogromną ilością dostępnych towarów. Mamy tu owoce, warzywa, doskonałe Sery. Wyborne wędliny. Są też gotowe dania, które można zabrać do domu. Kalmary z grilla i pod innymi postaciami. Nadziewane papryki, karczochy i wiele, wiele innych dań. Kupiliśmy przepiękne pomidory. Bardzo smaczne. Może ceny nie rozpieszczają bo tanio nie jest, ale za to, za nasze pieniądze, dostaniemy najwyższej jakości produkty. Zdecydowanie polecamy to miejsce na poranne zakupy.

(Translated by Google) False Advertising About Olive Oil I bought a bottle of olive oil at this stand at the Antibes market, attracted by the very flattering labels: "olive oil from Provence," "made in the Var," "fine grocery," etc. Except it's not Provence oil at all: it's a blended, low-end oil, sometimes imported from Portugal or even other countries. This false claim of quality was exposed on the M6 ​​show "Money, Investigations en France," where we learned that nothing is actually produced here: the oils are bottled in the Var, yes, but after being purchased in bulk from vats abroad. And it's entry-level olive oil! A real disappointment. It's bordering on a scam for tourists and local customers. Avoid it if you're looking for authentic, artisanal olive oil. (Original) Publicité mensongère sur l’huile d’olive J’ai acheté une bouteille d’huile d’olive sur ce stand au marché d’Antibes, attirée par les étiquettes très valorisantes : “huile d’olive de Provence”, “fabriquée dans le Var”, “épicerie fine”, etc. Sauf que ce n’est pas du tout de l’huile de Provence : c’est une huile coupée, bas de gamme, parfois importée du Portugal, voire d’autres pays. Ce faux discours de qualité a été dénoncé dans l’émission “Money, Investigations en France” sur M6, où on apprend que rien n’est réellement produit ici : les huiles sont mises en bouteille dans le Var, oui, mais après avoir été achetées en gros dans des cuves à l’étranger. Et de l’huile d’olive en entrée de gamme! Une vraie déception. C’est à la limite de l’arnaque pour les touristes et les clients locaux. À fuir si vous cherchez une huile d’olive artisanale et authentique.