La Lutine An essential address in Vendée

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Open

Monday 06:30 am - 08:00 pm
Tuesday 06:30 am - 08:00 pm
Wednesday 06:30 am - 08:00 pm
Thursday 06:30 am - 08:00 pm
Friday 06:30 am - 08:00 pm
Saturday 06:30 am - 08:00 pm
Sunday 06:30 am - 01:00 pm

Closes at 08:00 pmDetailed schedules

Useful information

Location : In town

Province : South Coast & Poitevin Marshes

Services

Cash
Credit card accepted
Open all year round
open 7/7

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- La Lutine, a delicious pastry that is also a bakery in Vendée
  
  Who doesn't like to end their meal with a sweet touch? Certainly not the gourmands who come through the door of La Lutine! Established in Vendée for over 40 years, this essential address delights young and old with light, airy, smooth, creamy, crispy, fragrant desserts... At any time of the day.
  Made from fresh, quality products, each recipe is a delight to savor, unique creations to enjoy with your eyes closed. Discover La Lutine and let yourself be seduced by an individual dessert or a dessert to share, you will love falling for its sweet jewels.
  The good news? La Lutine is also a bakery that hand-makes succulent Vendée brioches with fresh butter, garlic préfous, pastries, special sourdough breads, chocolates, minute cakes, ice creams… A whole host of delicacies that will delight your palate. Come quickly to La Lutine in Vendée !
  
  The little extra: 4 shops to be found in Fontenay-le-Comte, Pissotte, Fontaine and la Balingue which also includes a tea room.
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Traveller Reviews Google La Lutine

4.2 sur 5 499 reviews

1 sur 5 Reviews posted by André on 30/11/2025

During my recent visit to La Lutine bakery, located on the corner of Rue de Gaoua and Rue Georges Clemenceau, opposite Notre Dame de Fontenay le Comte, I encountered an unpleasant situation. While placing my order at the register, I unfortunately mistook the name of a bread, which can be explained by my recent move to this region of France, where the names differ. The saleswoman then gave me a visibly annoyed look and, with a loud sigh, began to list all the available breads, as if I didn't know what I was looking for. The scene, worthy of a theatrical performance, was all the more surprising as the manager, who was nearby, didn't see fit to intervene, even though we were the only customers in the establishment. This experience leads me to conclude that this behavior might be common practice at this bakery. Consequently, I feel compelled to avoid it in the future.
2 sur 5 Reviews posted by Panienka .K on 29/11/2025

We stopped by this evening to buy some pastries and a country loaf. The young saleswoman handed us a baguette; I then specified, "No, a country loaf, a 400." She didn't seem to understand at all, and when I pointed to the loaf in question, she replied, "Ah, the Mélusine!" with a sigh and an annoyed look. Charming. We're from the Southwest, where the names aren't the same, and I completely understand that it could be confusing, but did it really warrant such a response? In short, this experience has really put us off. Next time, we'll go somewhere else, to a place where the welcome is warmer.
4 sur 5 Reviews posted by Eve Rapilly on 26/11/2025