Where to eat when visiting Lyon? A guide to the best places
If Lyon delights the taste buds of the world, it's thanks to its delicious blend of centuries-old tradition and bold innovation. Between the checkered tablecloths of historic bouchons and the prestige of grand brasseries, each neighborhood hides a hidden gem just waiting to be discovered.
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Seasonal Bistros
Max's Table – Lyon 7th
📍 46 Avenue Jean Jaurès, 69007 Lyon
Because it's a place where you experience a genuine moment of sharing. La Table de Max is the place where you laugh, where you eat well, where you feel good. A…
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La Tornade Blonde, the secret Lyonnais bistro that tourists don't know about
📍 4 Quai Rambaud, 69002 Lyon
A simple and friendly spot in the heart of Confluence, perfect for a no-fuss meal in a modern and bright setting. The soul of a true neighborhood bistro:…
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Bistro of Lyon
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The undisputed institution at 64 rue Mercière. We love its sumptuous 1900 decor and its brasserie atmosphere in the heart of the most gourmet street on the Presqu'île.
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The Grand Café des Négociants
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A journey back in time at 1 Place Francisque Régaud. Since 1864, this iconic address on the Presqu'île has charmed guests with its gilding, sculpted mirrors, and impeccable service…
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Brasserie Le Nord
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The story begins at 18 rue Neuve. The first of Paul Bocuse's brasseries, Le Nord revives the great classics of Lyonnaise and French cuisine in a…
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Brasserie Le Sud
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Just steps from Place Bellecour, at 11 Place Antonin Poncet, this brasserie, a creation of Paul Bocuse, transports us to the Mediterranean with its vibrant and fragrant cuisine. Its…
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Brasserie L'Est
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All aboard at 14 Place Jules Ferry. Housed in the grand setting of the former Brotteaux train station, this Paul Bocuse brasserie celebrates the art of travel. Among antique clocks…
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Brasserie Georges
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The monumental institution at 30 Cours de Verdun Gensoul. Since 1836, the "Georges" has been a must-see for every visitor to Lyon. Beneath its immense Art Deco ceiling without…
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The Café du Rhône
📍 23 Quai Victor Augagneur, 69003 Lyon
A timeless stopover at 23 Quai Victor Augagneur. This historic bistro, dating back to 1902, immerses you in a sublime Art Deco setting with its dark wood paneling and…
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The Institute Restaurant
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The excellence of the Paul Bocuse school on Place Bellecour. Impeccable service to discover the next generation of French gastronomy.
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Villa Florentine
📍 25 Mont Saint-Barthélémy, 69005 Lyon, France
Nestled on the heights of Fourvière hill, the Villa Florentine is a five-star hotel and a member of Relais & Châteaux. Occupying a former 17th-century convent, it…
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Christian Têtedoie
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A signature cuisine on Fourvière hill. Christian Têtedoie offers modern gastronomy with an exceptional panoramic view of the city.
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The Ninth Art
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In the 6th arrondissement, chef Christophe Roure offers cuisine of incredible graphic precision. Absolute contemporary elegance.
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Le Comptoir – Cour des Loges
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Experience the elegance of Old Lyon at 6 rue du Bœuf. This characterful bistro, nestled in one of the city's most beautiful hotels, puts a fresh spin on Lyon classics…
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Takao Takano
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Located in the 6th arrondissement, at 33 rue Malesherbes, this two-Michelin-starred restaurant offers an enchanting interlude where Japanese purity meets French terroir.
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The Best Wine Bars
From Pot Lyonnais to grand cru classé, our secret addresses for an authentic aperitif.
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Mixology & Cocktails
Hidden speakaseas or trendy terraces, here is the elite of Lyon's bartenders.
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Lively Streets & Neighborhoods
From La Mercière to Les Pentes, the guide to the neighborhoods that never sleep in Lyon.
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