Buildings with varied and colorful stylesSeveral buildings with varied and colorful architectural styles line a street. The facades feature ornate details, windows of different shapes, and vibrant colors. Signs and text are visible on some buildings, but they are partially illegible.
©A street lined with buildings featuring unique and colorful architectural styles.
In the Cotentin region

The House of Biscuits at Sortosville-en-Beaumont

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Looking for a sweet, authentic break during your stay in Normandy, in La Manche? La Maison du Biscuit, located in Sortosville-en-Beaumont in the Cotentin region, combines craftsmanship, family tradition and gourmet delights. A biscuit factory, boutique, delicatessen and tea room, this place is a magnet for gourmets of all ages. Here’s why this monument to taste is a must-see when you visit La Manche.

Getting there

History & craftsmanship

Since 1903, the Burnouf biscuit factory has been carrying on a family tradition in the Cotentin region, making biscuits and sweets using traditional recipes and pure Normandy butter. Established in 1995 in a former dairy in Sortosville-en-Beaumont, the company combines traditional techniques and retro charm in a warm, gourmet atmosphere.

Shelves filled with various types of packaged cheesesView of a cheese section in a store. The wooden shelves are filled with various types of packaged cheeses. The cheeses are arranged in an organized manner, with labels and prices visible. The colors of the packaging vary, reflecting the diversity of the products available.
©A variety of fine cheeses carefully arranged on wooden shelves.

    What you'll find

    • An immersive shop with an old-fashioned street feel: vintage facades, warm décor, stalls stocked with home-made treats – financiers, cookies, diamond shortbread, meringues, brownies, amandines, etc.
    • Delicatessen with a wealth of local produce: jams, honeys, teas, coffees, local sweets, spices, sardines, pâtés, etc. There are thousands of items on the various shelves.
    • English-style tea room: the ideal setting for a snack or coffee break, with a plate of small cakes to accompany your drink, comfortable armchairs, etc.

    Why make the diversions?

    Visiting the Maison du Biscuit in Sortosville-en-Beaumont is much more than just a gourmet stop-off: it’s a real sensory and heritage experience. You’ll come here first and foremost for the pleasure of your taste buds, to discover a range of artisan biscuits made on the premises, using noble ingredients such as Normandy butter, chocolate and almonds. But it’s also the charm of the place that immediately appeals: a shop with a retro decor, reminiscent of the shops of yesteryear, where every detail evokes tradition and local know-how. The tea room, warm and intimate, invites you to extend your visit over a coffee, an ice cream or a home-made pastry, in a peaceful and friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re a couple, a family or just curious about the Normandy region, this emblematic place in the Cotentin region promises an unforgettable moment of relaxation and indulgence.

    Person shopping in a traditional delicatessenA person is shopping in a traditional delicatessen. The shelves are stocked with artisanal products, including cheeses, cured meats, and preserves. The atmosphere is warm with hanging lights and a tiled floor. In the background, there is a counter with fresh products and wicker baskets.
    ©Discovering artisanal products in a traditional delicatessen.
    Wooden shelves filled with bottles, jars, and boxes of artisanal productsCurved wooden shelves filled with bottles, jars, and boxes of artisanal products. The products are neatly arranged and labeled. In the background, there are posters and a colorful stained glass window. The floor is tiled and the overall atmosphere is warm and inviting.
    ©A variety of artisanal products neatly arranged on wooden shelves.
    Interior of an artisan shop with products for saleThe interior of an artisan shop with products for sale. The walls are exposed stone and the floor is tiled. Various artisan products are displayed on shelves and racks. A sign reads 'STOCK EPICERY'.
    ©Discover a variety of artisan products in this cozy shop.
    Interior of a fine products shop with wooden shelves and bulk productsThe interior of a fine products shop with wooden shelves and bulk products. Bags of flour and other products are arranged on a wooden table. The floor is covered with colorful ceramic tiles. Photos and plates decorate the walls.
    ©Discovering fine products in a traditional shop.
    Interior of a shop with shelves filled with artisan productsThe interior of a shop with wooden shelves filled with various artisan products. The floor is covered with colorful ceramic tiles. Products in boxes and jars are neatly organized on the shelves. The shop has a warm and inviting atmosphere.
    ©Discover a variety of artisan products in this cozy shop.
    Interior of an artisan shop with bulk products and wicker basketsThe interior of an artisan shop with bulk products and wicker baskets. The products are displayed on wooden shelves and barrels. The shop is lit by hanging lamps and windows letting in natural light.
    ©Discovering local artisan products in a warm and welcoming shop.

      Practical information

      Address: 1197 Route de Carteret, 50270 Sortosville-en-Beaumont.
      Opening times: daily from 8.30am to 7pm. Tearoom closed on Mondays.
      Self-guided tour: free, time to wander around the shop and tearoom.
      Access & parking: car park opposite and to the side of the establishment.

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