Dijon Attractions

Top Attractions

Dijon Shopping

Market Square & Les Halles near Rue de la Musette. This busy area is full of wonderful food stalls and pleasant cafes and restaurants. The market opens very early on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings, and all day Saturday. In the Rue de Soissons you will find bric a brac and in place François-Rude clothes are for sale.

Dijon Restaurants and Bars

Dijon Restaurants

Capucines - 3 rue Jeannin. This restaurant is located in a lovely medieval setting and serves good traditional Burgundy dishes such as boef bourguignon and escargots at reasonable prices.

Le Verdi - 10 place Emile Zola. This place gets extremely busy at lunchtimes because of the excellent, reasonably priced menu and its outdoor tables on the square. Evenings tend to be busy as well. The food includes grills, fish and pizzas.

Le Potimarron - 4 Avenue de l'Ouche. This is the place to come if you are a vegetarian or prefer your food made with organic meat and fish. Macrobiotic dishes are also on the menu. The prices here are quite reasonable.

Mulot et Petitjean - 13 place Bossuet (There are other branches round the town), If you have a sweet tooth then make a beeline for one of the branches of this cafe they sell the most delicious confectionary.

Dijon Bars & Clubs

L'An-Fer - Centre Dauphine, Rue Bossuet. This is reputed to be the best club this side of Paris, Some very famous DJ's work here and it is immensely popular with the locals.

Le Brighton - 33 Rue Auguste-Comte. This English style pub is the place to come if beer is your tipple of choice, as it has no less than 200 different kinds of beer and a dance floor

L'Univers 47 - Rue Berbisey. This bar is very popular with the locals as it frequently puts on blues, jazz and rock concerts in the cellarand is open until late.

Pub Kilkenny - 1 Rue Auguste-Perdrix. The ubiquitos Irish pub here is as noisy as you would expect and, of course, sells draught Guinness.