Results Regional grocery cheese and cream shops Dijon

FROMAGERIE PORCHERET

Cheese factory – Dairy

4.4/5

• 26 review

Open - Close to 19h30 • Opening hours

Go there and contact

Carte de l'emplacement de l'établissement

18, rue Bannelier, 21000Dijon, France

•

Show on map

03.80.27.04.35

2024

Recommended

• 2024

Rue bannelier, close to the Halles de Dijon, discover the beautiful cheese factory of Yann Lavigne. An authentic creamery, founded in 1930 by Yann's parents. Passionate, he selects for you the best products. From the region or elsewhere, the cheeses are matured on the spot, in vaulted cellars, located under the cheese dairy and visible from the shop. So much to say that the choice is great! Goat's cheese, Comté cheese by the slice or farm yoghurt from the region, but also delicatessen products pleasantly complete the stalls.

Advertising

Opening hours

Monday

08:00 - 19:30

Tuesday

07:00 - 19:30

Wednesday

08:00 - 19:30

Thursday

08:00 - 19:30

Friday

07:00 - 19:30

Saturday

07:00 - 19:30

Sunday

09:00 - 13:00

About us "FROMAGERIE PORCHERET"
Further information

Opening time and information on FROMAGERIE PORCHERET

Open Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8am to 7:30pm; Tuesday, Friday and Saturday from 7am to 7:30pm; Sunday from 9am to 1pm.

Advertising

Organize your trip with our partners Dijon

Transportation

Book your plane tickets

Car Rental

Boat rental

Accommodation & stays

Find a hotel

Holiday rental

Find your campsite

Tailor-made trip

Services / On site

Activities & visits

Find a doctor

Book your parking lot

Members' reviews on FROMAGERIE PORCHERET

4.4/5

26 reviews

Value for money

Service

Choice

Originality

Sort by :

Emre T.

Visited in october 2023

It’s a bit pricey compared to alternatives at Les Halles, but it’s definitely worth a visit!

Michelle

Visited in october 2023

Some good quality cheeses but service is very unwelcoming and discriminatory. I have been here twice - the first time I had to wait over 10 minutes to simply get the attention of a service staff (who pretended not to notice and preferred to assist persons of ‘non colour’). Assuming the benefit of doubt I had visited a second time, and was greeted with a tirade of scoldings from a salesperson who assumed I was unnecessarily touching already packaged cheese that I was about to hand over to her colleague and make payment for. Both very unfortunate and disappointing experiences as I did enjoy my purchases. I won’t be returning.