Jegher Yesterday

In 1856, Jean JEGHER (1799-1867), a Master Pâtissier and cake maker, originally from the Grissons region of Switzerland, set up shop just outside the gates of Bordeaux's Jardin Public, at 36 cours de Verdun (cours du Jardin Public at the time). His nephew, Jean Antoine JEGHER (1832-1889) joined him soon after in opening a second establishment at 20, allées de Tourny. Their expertise gained them an instant recognition and a renown that continues to this day.   The Maison Jegher is one of France's oldest most famous pâtisseries. it has had many celebrated customers - François MAURIAC was a regular visitor and mentions Jegher is his literary works.

Jegher Today

Since 2006, JEGHER has been established in some of the best known and most prestigious of Bordeaux's locations:
- in the town's Galeries Lafayette (formerly Les Dames de France;

- in the Jardin Public, in an 18th Century folly just a hundred metres from the original 1856 Jegher shop;

- in the Grand Théâtre, the Café Opéra

- on the renewed riverside, the Café Lunaire, has a unique outdoor seeting with views over the Pont de Pierr Bridge;

- on Bordeaux's right bank, in the award-winning Botanical Gardens.

Jegher Demain

La marque JEGHER : un ensemble de restaurants, traiteur, salons de thé, boutiques et divers produits.

Pour goûter à ces sensations, chaque midi et chaque après-midi,
découvrez le jardin secret des créations gourmandes
cuisine et nature de JEGHER.