2024
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Magazzino is the glass building next to the Leclerc store in Beaune. Now run by Virginie and Jean-Philippe Berthier, the establishment is not only a delicatessen, but also a restaurant. On the first floor, the 750 m² grocery store offers the best of Italy. The shelves are overflowing with transalpine specialities: charcuterie, cheese by the slice, pizzas, aperitif products, groceries and wines. Everything is appetizing in this pretty corner of Italy, where you can sit down at the snacking area for a quick lunch.
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Opening time and information on MAGAZZINO
Open from Monday to Saturday from 9am to 8pm. Near the A6 Beaune Nord freeway exit. Fast food and restaurant, terrace. Parking with 28 Tesla chargers compatible with all vehicles.
Owner's Message
A place to live from morning to night
All the fresh products in the store come directly from Italy. The producers have been carefully selected, their artisanal knowledge being a unique asset.
A real partnership has been created with these Italian family businesses. The products available in the grocery store, in the wine cellar and in the catering section also come from Italy.the store has more than 1500 references, including 220 references in the wine cellar. The wine cellar offers a wide range of wines from the greatest Italian estates and has a space with prestigious bottles.
In the delicatessen, it is possible to eat, to have a coffee, a glass of wine, to taste cold cuts... It is a real place of life, from morning to evening. All the products tasted can be bought directly in the store. The catering area offers typical Italian dishes: lasagna, paninis, homemade pasta, antipasti, focaccias... It is possible to order on the spot or to take these dishes home. the cuisine is fresh and the majority of our products are made on site. Our will is to make you travel in Italy, to make you live the Dolce Vita!
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