Fine Food Shop

A selection of the best Irish, Scottish and English food specialties from accross the Channel.

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Abram Lyle & Sons Golden Syrup 454g

(5/5) 11 total ratings

€4.50

Aero Purely Chocolate 36g

(4/5) 1 total rating

€2.10

Assortment of 3 Mackays marmalades 3x340g

(4,8/5) 13 total ratings

€10.80

Baked Beanz Tomato Heinz 415g

(4,9/5) 15 total ratings

€2.70

Baked Beanz Tomato Heinz 200g

(4,8/5) 4 total ratings

€2.10

Ballymaloe Onion Relish 185g

€4.50

Ballymaloe Stout Sauce 250g

(5/5) 1 total rating

€4.70

Ballymaloe Tomato Relish 210g

€3.95

Barry's Decaffeinated Tea 40 teabags

(5/5) 10 total ratings

€5.50

Barry's Decaffeinated Tea 80 Teabags 250g

(5/5) 10 total ratings

€9.95

Barry's Green Tea Lemon 40 bags

(5/5) 3 total ratings

€6.50

Barry's Infusion Berry Burst 20 bags

(5/5) 2 total ratings

€4.90

Barry's Infusion Camomile 20 bags

€4.75

Barry's Infusion Lemon Ginger 20 bags

(5/5) 3 total ratings

€4.75

Barry's Organic Green Tea 20 Teabags

(5/5) 2 total ratings

€5.10

Barry's Peppermint Infusion 20 Bags

€5.30

Barry's Rooibos 40 bags

(5/5) 5 total ratings

€6.50

Barry's Tea Earl Grey 50 Teabags

(4/5) 8 total ratings

€6.45

Barry's Tea Gold Blend 250g

(4,8/5) 38 total ratings

€6.20

Barry's Tea Gold Blend 80 Teabags 250g

(4,9/5) 124 total ratings

€6.20

Barry's Tea Irish Breakfast 250g

(4,8/5) 12 total ratings

€6.20

Barry's Tea Irish Breakfast 80 Teabags 250g

(4,8/5) 88 total ratings

€6.20

Learn more about fine food

Where do the fine food come from?

Our fine food is rich in a multitude of Anglo-Saxon and Breton products! Directly imported from Ireland, Scotland and England, the food specialties take you to the heart of Celtic cuisine.

What are the English specialties?

With Oldums, create your own English scones, perfect with Whittard of Chelsea tea at tea time !

What are the Irish specialties?

Find Barry’s tea, much appreciated by the Irish people, or the traditional recipes of Folláin marmalades.

What are the Scottish specialties?

Shortbreads are a staple of Scottish tea time. Also try the delicious marmalades from Mackays!

Which products to choose for an Irish aperitif?

For a convivial moment under the sign of Ireland, opt for the Guinness chips, a sure value, the delicious smoked mackerel Irish Fish Canners or chutney spreads.

What is the difference between jam, marmalade and spread?

The difference is mainly due to the proportion of fruit used in the preparation. Marmalade is reserved for citrus fruits and must contain a minimum of 20% fruit. For jam, the preparation must contain at least 35% fruit and the spreads at least 50%.

How to prepare a homemade brunch?

Smoked organic salmon, black pudding, bacon, cheddar ... For brunch, your Irish Breakfast or your favorite meal, order the indispensable fresh products of Ireland in our stores offering this service.

What is the best tea?

You will inevitably find what you are looking for among our exceptional assortment of teas from the best English, Irish and French tea houses: green tea, black tea, white tea, rooibos... Choose from plain teas, flavoured teas or herbal teas and infusions for a relaxing moment.

Does Le Comptoir Irlandais offer organic products?

Yes ! For those who are keen on consuming well, our fine food offer gluten-free products as well as a range of organic products with the Organic Agriculture label guaranteeing a production method that respects the environment and animal welfare.

Some ideas for refreshing drinks?

Our soft drinks are ideal for refreshing or making your own fresh cocktails. Franklin & Sons drinks are popular in cocktails. Just like iced tea, very quick to make with Whittard of Chelsea instant teas.