A gorgeous coffee shop in the center of Dijon. We stopped here for a coffee and everything is…read morefreshly made using proper machines. The guy who owns the shop was very friendly and quick. They do great coffee and chocolat and each one is poured well with a some nice art on top. They sell food but we did not eat here. They also sell coffee and other products to takeaway. The place is cozy and has nice seating inside. The prices are also reasonable. A great choice for coffee or chocolat in town. I would happily come here again.

Skilled baristas make delicious coffee with stylish latte art. The space is relaxing for a chat or…read morea few hours of work. Check out the bagel sandwiches.

From the owner: Salon de thé contemporain. Muffins maison…read moreLarge choix de boissons chaudes ou froides à base de café, chocolat et thé. Excellents smoothies et milkshakes Petite restauration chaude ou froide

We were attracted because of the veggie burger, but actually had the chicken burger. It was really…read morequite tasty! The fries were generous and the bill was very affordable. Happy with our choice.

Decided last minute to head out to dinner and based on reviews decided to try BdL. We were seated…read moreout front on the square on a lovely evening. Service was friendly and efficient. The oeufs de Meurette appetizer was really good, a unique Burgundian specialty consisting of poached eggs in a cream sauce and a red wine reduction sauce. Entrees were lacking with the steak almost too tough to eat and the "Gougère farcie façon Pôchouse" was just steamed salmon on a bun in a pool of sauce. The apple currant crumble, however, was also quite tasty. Overall, acceptable but not great.

Authentic home made food and new menu everyday. All dishes are flavour full, it can get very busy…read moreduring times.

If you have found your way to Wine Apart in Dijon, you are home free. My husband, and I were…read morestumbling through Dijon, not even looking for a wine shop. (We kinda gave up on them after being to so many). We happened upon this place. Thank god we did. The Owner of the shop Thomas Trucy, ushered us in like old friends. Little did we know, we would become nearly best friends by the time we left. Not only is he friendly, he speaks perfect English (wIthout making you feel like a tourist), he is witty, and very knowledgeable about his wines. His shop holds a great collection, anywhere from 12 Euros up to who knows, but he will never push you to buy something you wouldn't like, or just because it is super expensive. He asks you what you enjoy drinking first. Have you ever heard a french shop owner compare one of their inventory items to an Oregon Pinot? Not likely, but he did and he was right on the money of what we were looking for. His location is in the perfect parking spot for walking around Dijon as well. We went back the next day, just to tell him about the wine he recommended the day before, and the rest is history. We still talk overseas, and we plan on using him to get hard to find wines in the States to ship here. At least we can pretend we are in France when they arrive. Please visit his shop the next time you are near Dijon, you will not be disappointed!!!