Really loved the audio guide that gave great information but was entertaining the way it is done. Took us about an hour and a half to go through and a great picture of the non wine history in Beaune. Especially liked the pharmacie room and the presentation of every day life in those times.

This was definitely the highlight of our visit in Beaune. The building used to be a hospital for poor people and is now very well restored. Entrance fee is Euro 12 - you can book online or pay at the spot. The roof and the building itself are very beautiful but they cannot be seen from outside. You need to purchase a ticket. I am glad we did.

Truly beautiful: the roof, courtyard, musuem displays, the numerous works of art. Very well curated, easy to understand the history and acts of charity carried out here. The Last Judgement altarpiece is a true masterpiece and is not to be missed, very powerful Practically had the place to ourselves after 6

Great place to learn about how medicine was practices since the 15th century. Well restored and well presented. Their audio guide is an excellent teaching and learning tool, especially the “if you would like to learn more” green button.

Step back in time of old style hospital. Magnificent building with a tiled roof you can see best from inside the large courtyard. Well worth the entry fee. Booklet or headphones self audio tour are included with ticket price.

Working for a Hospice charity, I enjoyed seeing the granddad of Hospices in Beaune. This town was caring for the vulnerable from before my country was even discovered. Amazing tour and worth the ticket price to enter.

A must have seen in Beaune. Yes the roof is great. But for me the history of the very old hospital and its foundation fascinates me more. You get an audioguide, which I highly recommand. The tour is about 1 to 1,5 hours. A lot old hospital furnitures and equipment. Entrance was 12€, which is ok for such an historic place!

Fab little wine and tapas bar with excellent food (best panisse ever) and great wine by the glass. Booking advised. We were unluckily seated next to some very loud people from across the pond but the staff were swift to move us and we had a great evening.

Excellent food, great hospitality and a warm atmosphere. And of course an exceptional wine list (including lots of rotating by the glass options) leaning heavily toward organic and biodynamic producers. We loved it so much we came back for a second evening.

We popped in here for lunch, and yet again just superb food and wine to be had! We were very lucky to eat terrine, charcuterie and the sublime Haricots Vert in garlic oil - the best green beans we have ever had! All the reviews are spot-on with the recognition of the friendly staff and vibe!

When a pick from Google Maps turns out good you feel pleased. This is exactly what happened. One of the most sublime dinners. Each dish was great. The standout was the pork and the salad- especially the salad. Had some excellent wine by the glass. An Aligoté in white and a natural one in red. The biggest standout was the service from Yuka- thank you. July 2024

Probably the best place in the whole Beaune. Incredible wine choice, so big that you pick your bottle with the host, having a chat to assess your favorite choices. Service is straightforward, that shows confidence on how tasty everything is, you just want to discover more. Only good and down-to-earth people are coming here, we shared a bottle with a random couple next to us ❤️ can’t wait to come back!

Really good small plates perfect for sharing. It’s simple food but well made with fresh ingredients. Fantastic list of natural wines.

Mega good time! Fantastic dinner, super kitchen with local ingredients and very crafty chef. Goes without saying — the wine list is very impressive and a perfect match to the food. Very casual vibes inside, pleasant contrast to often stuffy Burgundy restaurants. Make sure to reserve a table in advance, it’s sold out every night.

It is a true gem for lovers of fine French cuisine. That night was a busy and crowded evening perhaps with company event. The veal, prepared with a rich red wine sauce, was a standout dish—exceptionally tender with a delightful crisp edge that added texture to every bite. Each dish showcased the freshness and quality of the ingredients, crafted with precision and care to highlight the flavors of the region. The wine pairing, thoughtfully suggested by the sommelier, elevated the dining experience to another level, with each glass perfectly complementing the flavors of the meal. With its warm ambiance and impeccable service, Loiseau des Vignes offers an unforgettable culinary journey in the heart of Burgundy.

Great place from start to finish. The staff were all extremely friendly, efficient and professional. We had to wait a few minutes at the start but that was to accommodate our request for a table in the terrace. The wine list was good without being overwhelming and for people who want to try some amazing wines without needing to buy a bottle there is a list where you can buy by the glass or half bottle carafes. The food was very good as was the dessert. This place is good and worth a visit.

The food was fantastic. I really enjoyed oeufs en meurette, the scallops were delicious and we enjoyed the cheese also. I would have liked to try the mustard lunch menu - maybe next time! The only downside was that the atmosphere was a bit sterile and it wasn’t too busy either but the service was perfect.

Superb service and lovely food. Lamb ravioli was probably our favourite. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and had some great wine recommendations. It's quite pricey.

Nice restaurant with good authentic food. Small wine list but with good wines. We really enjoyed the evening

Great evening with delicious food and a good selection of wine by the glass. The oeuf en meurette is outstanding and the côte de veau is mouth watering.

Worth every penny. Not much on atmosphere but every dish was delicious, nothing was too heavy, and the service was out of this world. Our server was very open and shared his knowledge of the wines, which were A+. We had a lovely dinner. Definitely recommend checking out the dessert cart.

Best wine list in Beaune and not just because they have my wine! No really it's a gem a secret of the area go there if you love wines you'll never need another place. The food service and people are the best. You can feel how much they love what they do and their customers. Can't wait to go back

Welcoming and efficient service. Meat board was expertly put together and glass pour wines were perfect (Sancerre and Chablis). Reasonable prices all around. The space is exquisite!

We had dinner on the ground floor. We were seated inside as all the tables outside were filled. Wine list was huge 😵‍💫 but was helped by one of the waiters. Amazing. The we enjoyed the charcuterie and open sandwiches. We had some items on the a la carte. They had a peach, fig and burrata salad which was the tastiest plate of food I’ve had in a very long time. The staff was the able to move us outside when a table became free. We didn’t even ask! Highly recommend.

We stayed in the 3rd floor loft. Cosy and modern but with old features. This 15th century building was amazing. The stairs are crazy but super tight and skinny. We didn't think would get our case up there, then a guy from the restaurant helped. Could be an issue for a lot of people but the history and charm made it worth it for us. Almost the single most photographed building in Beaune. Awesome and best location. Check photos

We’ve been to the bar. Great atmosphere, the Pata Negra jambon was excellent. Great wine, Antoine was very kind and helpful.

Probably the best wine bar in town when it comes to value for money. Paul, the sommelier is kind, friendly and extremely helpful. The food is very good and the wine list has a depth of vintages going back to early 00’s. I loved the eggs 63° as well as the amazing pistachio panna cotta. I would definitely be back on my next trip to Beaune

We went for some food and wine, the food is great and fresh but a bit pricey, the wine is great too since you have a large selection but we disliked the music and a bit of a too snobbery vibe.

Small but informative museum dedicated to making wine. Presses, equipment, tools, glasses, bottles, ... on display with information to place them in the context of the art of making wine. A nice touch are the amphora that put winemaking in the area in it's historical context. Winelovers put this on your list. Wheelchair access may be impossible. Count on stairs to go from one level to the other. Check for facilities for disabled people at the museum. The museum is located in the old palace of the dukes of Burgundy in Beaune.

Erm, I thought it was just a so-so place. For a so-so place, I think the ticket of 6euro was not worth the money at all. I don’t really recommend. To pay for the inside tour.

More French/ English translation would be nice but great visit. We especially liked the aroma challenge and the massive presses

One of the most beautiful historical buildings that I've seen. Must visit site

Absolutely beautiful, so much to see. Do not miss a visit. Good value for money. Staff were very friendly. Great audio guide.

The exhibition is well curated and due to Covid they have established a booking system which allows reservation of an hour slot on the day. This worked well for us. The audio visual info was very relevant. Would have been perfect if there had been an opportunity to sit out in the courtyard and try some after the visit (Also could funnel tourists to some of the many sellers in town - the number of sellers is daunting for a day trip!)

Good museum with lots of info about wine heritage bit the bookshop had a very limited selection of literature so could be much better.

It was lovely to be there a sunday morning, calm and very beautiful church to pray and to feel deeply in peace. In the center of Beaune 💗

Amazing gothic architecture and beautiful church. The serenity and elegance is maintained.

A Gothic cathedral located in the heart of Beaune, remarkably well-preserved. While it’s an architectural gem, the stained glass work is not as striking as that of some other cathedrals.

The Basilica of Our Lady in Beaune is a magnificent Gothic masterpiece that captivates visitors with its intricate architecture and rich history. The facade is adorned with detailed sculptures, showcasing impressive craftsmanship. Upon entering, the interior's soaring vaulted ceilings and ornate stained glass windows create a sense of awe. The altars and chapels feature exquisite religious art, including notable works by Flemish masters. The tomb of Nicolas Rolin, founder of the Hospices de Beaune, adds historical significance. This basilica stands as a testament to medieval artistry and religious devotion, making it a must-visit for those seeking a profound cultural experience.

Very busy with tourists but still worth waiting with great views over Paris. Montmartre is lovely to stroll around in the quaint streets.

It was nice to enjoy the Orhan during my visit. Some fresques on the walls was interesting to discover.

Great building and unusual designed church front, take a walk along the side and back to see some extraordinary architecture and building. At the back you will see some great stain glass windows, just amazing building worth the walk around.

Food is no doubt tasty. Wine list is average - only mostly new and average wine, especially for a restaurant in Burgundy. But the service was horrible, maybe that’s because we are Asian and we came in bicycles (it was by choice since we wanted to drink more). Never experienced something like this in Burgundy but it is what it is. Unfortunately this was my wife’s first meal in Bourgogne.

Such an amazing meal, possibly one of the best meals I've ever experienced. It's a tiny restaurant (around 18 seats) and most of the seats are facing the chefs kitchen, so you're always entertained watching the meals be prepared. This was a 2 man show the busy Friday night we were there, 1 waiter and 1 chef. They aren't looking for the quick in and out, they want you to enjoy the food & drink and you just order as your hunger dictates. We booked a few weeks in advance because we knew it got busy and tables didn't become available until after 10pm when we were there. The food was outstanding, fresh, well cooked, immaculately presented and generously proportioned.. Bring cash for the tips as they are unable to add this to card settlements and trust me you'll want to tip.

Loved our experience at La Lune! I wholeheartedly recommend La Lune for personalized service, delicious food, interesting menu, connection to the chef (if you sit at the shared table/bar you can watch him create). We paid twice the price at Cave Madeline and were very disappointed there. I wish we are at La Lune both nights, there are just enough menu options to allow you to mix things up. Get reservations by messaging on Facebook. Reservations are required as the restaurant is very small.

A comptoir that is run by a Japanese Chef Seiichi for 12-16 pax. The dishes are limited but very delicious. It's kinda fusion of French dishes using some Japanese ingredients and techniques. It's good to seat at the counter to watch the Chef as it might take some time to be served because he's cooking alone. The wine list is reasonably priced and there's enough choices. Be sure to reserve in advance as this is a small place.

Simply one of the best restaurant experiences we have ever had. We were lucky to get a reservation only a couple days before our Wednesday night dinner. Didn’t know what to expect, but we were absolutely blown away by the staff, the food, and the view into the kitchen. Fresh, seasonal ingredients, expertly prepared, beautifully plated without using tweezers, or foams, or any other gimmicks that are so common in so-called high-end restaurants lately. Amazing flavors, simple preparations, excellent portion sizes, reasonable prices, great wine recommendations, and a casual and friendly atmosphere. All restaurants should aspire to this.

Highly recommend this excellent, unique restaurant. Sit at the counter if you can, you get dinner and a show as you watch a one man band chef work nonstop, turning high-end ingredients into perfectly executed dishes. The wine list is solid, and the sole server was a great guy, welcoming and helpful. Cool vibe. I’d definitely go again and recommend it to friends who like to eat well.

I’m in love. This place is AMAZING!!! Best place to dine in Beaune. Every dish we ordered had incredible flavors and the service was spot on! Everything was prepared in front of you, so you get to experience the magic. And it was truly a magical and transformative experience. The Chef clearly cares about how he makes and presents every dish. It was a wonderful evening and an exceptional dining experience! La Lune goes on our list of favorite places to dine in Beaune! Merci, Chef!!

A lovely little place with outstanding food!!! I had a soup, (pumpkin mushroom) which had to be one of the best soups I ever had & no I’m about to tear into an incredible looking Tiramisu. Don’t miss this place!!!

Outstanding pizza with unique vegetable charcoal crust. Warm service. We finished with crème brûlée which was also wonderful.

Arrived here by chance - really nice place, delicious food, friendly personnel and not expensive menu. Plat du jour was just amazing!

All other recommended lunches places were full so we "unfortunately" chose this place with only pizza available for lunch. The Black crusted pizzas were one of the best pizzas we ever had!!! And the service was amazing. And the waitress looked like black haired Emma Stone:)

We had an amazing time here! Our server was awesome, very helpful and full of energy. Would highly recommend eating here if you are staying in Beaune

If you are looking for a break from French fine dining cuisine and seeking casual delicious food, this is the place. We greatly enjoyed the truffle pasta served al dente, the pizza faubourg (with drops of spicy oil) and charcoal crust, sumptuous local wine and desserts. Service was delightful. Music playlist was divine.

Perfect. Not much of a looker from outside but lovely relaxing inside. Delicious food, reasonnably priced. Lovely service. Glad the other places were full!

Wonderful food and service would definitely recommend a visit. Totally French cuisine and atmosphere. Food was amazing and excellent value for money.

This restaurant was a true delight, so lucky to come across this restaurant with my brother during our stay in Beaune. The food is fantastic, you can taste the quality and feel the love the owners put into their food, they genuinely care. The 4 course meal was a great value, and the best way to sample everything. From start to finish, perfection, the owners suggestions were spot on (asking "vous recommandez?" goes a long way in France). We truly loved the desserts. Also the beef entree was out of this world. I cannot sing the praise of this restaurant enough, truly stood out on our trip to France which is an achievement in a country of fine cuisine. Wish we stayed in Beaune longer to come back!

A hidden gem with French cuisine on a side street of Beaune. We enjoyed a warm atmosphere and delicious homemade food. The morelle sauce on the steak with the Rösti was one of our food highlights during our trip in France. Merci beaucoup! Also worth mentioning the very good wine list which included many half bottles. And of course the desserts.

One of my favorite restaurants in France this trip. Small, intimate, and cute restaurant. Small and fresh menu. I will note this is one of the rare restaurants that listed a vegetarian dish (fresh pasta and eggplant balls). All dishes were delicious; you can tell the chef cares. Friendly and professional service. We had a big dog with us, not an issue at all.

- Small restaurant in centre of Beaune. - Good food. - White wine we chose was ok, but not special. - Sympathetic staff.

This is a really nice little restaurant that we stopped by for lunch. We had their special offering of a pumpkin soup with burrata, duck and sweet potato casserole, and a pear tart. It was a perfect fall day lunch, reasonably priced, and the service was great.

When traveling, our goal is to have authentic local experiences outside of those marketed for typical tourists. We intentionally seek out small family-run restaurants and business, off the well-worn tourist trails. Le Petit Paradis is a perfect example. Tiny. Run by a husband and wife who are dedicated to fine cuisine. In a setting that is comfortable and intimate. Their cuisine is true to their roots in Beaune. Impeccable in its preparation and presentation. Without question the finest dinner we had in Beaune and equal to remarkable dining in Paris.

Let me start by saying that the lunch menu is an absolute steal for a Michelin star restaurant. We had a nice lunch in the shades of terrasse and service was very attentive even if the place looked under staffed. I must say that I expected more from the food although it was nice and overall tasty (though the pike fish flan lacked very much in flavour). So to summarise a good experience for the price but not amazing.

We had lunch in this nice restaurant. The 35€ 4 courses lunch menu was ok, not too bad but I think it could have been better for a michelin star. Some dishes were very good, some of them not good. The brochet flan and the mirabel soufle weren t good at all.So depends of your choices.

Amazed over and over with the delicious and delightful food. One amazing dish after another came to our table. The service is friendly, yet very professional, and perfect. The sommelier was very helpful and even suggested some good wineries to visit.

Absolutely amazing! Great food, excellent wines, fantastic service and an outstanding garden setting.

Went to the restaurant for dinner. It was highly overpriced for what we got and feel like we have wasted €300. All in all quite a bad experience. This price included the set food menu and approx 3/4 of a bottle of wine between 2. We did the wine tasting, and the wine matched the food well. However; the wine pairing is very overpriced, costing an extra €60 per person. Whilst the wine was good we only had 4 tiny glasses throughout the meal, as well as a quarter of a bottle of beer for one of the pairings. Paying an extra €120 for two people for this was extortionate. On top of this, the restaurant was boiling with multiple tables complaining and moving outside. When we then asked we were told we could not move for our cheese course (?) but could for our desert. Baffling. The staff were pleasant at times but overall quite rude and unaware when we were out of water/dishes had been finished. Absolutely not what I expected from a Michelin star restaurant and would not recommend. As the last night of our holiday I feel ripped off and quite disgusted with the staff’s approach to our request to move outside and the feedback we provide after the meal. Food was good - great portion sizes and delicious local produce however there is a lot of improvement for them to consider.

Excellente service, and the combination of plat in the differents menus is incroyable

After *the* best lunch in 2019 during holiday in the area, I decided to make a detour to go back for lunch again in 2020. The business is clearly hit financially by covid-19. They offer a lunch menu at 35 EUR. 5-6 EUR has gone towards the 4 servings, not more. There is obviously a wasp nest in the lovely garden somewhere. Every table was struggling to eat in peace. Covid-19 financially hit or not, I am having a hard time believing that a michelin started restaurant will put their name to this. As always, a review must finish with something positive. The wine menu is great.

One of the best experiences you can have in Beaune! We were able to schedule a tour and visit the same day, and we were so grateful! Our tour guide, Oliver, was fantastic! He was fun and knowledgeable and had so much to share. A great place to try something local to Beaune and a place where it is evident that they take pride in everything they do. It has been a highlight of our trip to France so far. A must visit!

We booked the tour online, which included both an informational tour and a mustard-making workshop. The tour itself was informative, with videos and a self-guided audio section in their small display area. The mustard-making workshop, however, was a lot simpler than expecte. We just mashed some seeds with vinegar, so it wasn’t quite what I thought it would be. The highlight was definitely the tasting at the end. We were able to sample at least two dozen different mustards, and the staff were amazing, friendly, enthusiastic, and very encouraging about trying as many varieties as we wanted. Even though the tasting area could get a little crowded, it flowed smoothly, and you don’t actually need to take the tour to enjoy the tasting (it’s free to try). Overall, the workshop itself felt a bit underwhelming, but the tour and especially the tasting experience made it worthwhile. The staff really made the visit a positive one.

An excellent experience! The staff is incredibly helpful and fluent in English. The tour is engaging and interactive—you even get to make a small batch of mustard yourself and enjoy a tasting session. There’s also a tasting bar, allowing you to sample different mustard flavors before deciding which to buy. With so many unique varieties available, it’s a must-visit!

We went for a guided visit with our children and they enjoyed a lot. Manuela was a super guide, thank you very much and well done for the wonderful work you do at La Moutarderie Fallot!

A fun and quick experience. They offer mustard samples and travel size options for €1. Worth a visit when visiting Beaune.

During a weekend trip with friends, we decided to discover this mustard manufacturer that it has been in fact, a family business for generations. The visit was excellent, our guide was very friendly and educational. There’s the possibility to do the visit in multiple languages such as French, English and German. By the end of the visit you can buy the incredible and delicious mustards you got to try. I totally recommend, a must do if you visit Beaune!

Thank you so much for this amazing tour today!! We thoroughly enjoyed this very informative and at the same entertaining tour of the mustard cellar and factory! Big thank you to your guide who did such an amazing job showing us around!!

An exceptional dining experience! Le Bénaton delivered on every level — the ingredients were incredibly fresh, the presentation was refined and artistic, and the flavors were soft, subtle, and perfectly balanced. Every dish felt thoughtful and elegant without being overdone. A true culinary gem in Beaune — highly recommended!

Don’t bother coming to this restaurant, they lost their one star Michelin star last year and haven’t advised their future clients of this. The service was atrocious, asking for simple things like a bread plate and butter were not given. The food was okay., but their service was terrible, the atmosphere was that of a local cafe. If you’re looking for a fine dining experience, do not go to this place.. there are sure to be many other places around that are much better where you’ll be looked after with better food and better Service. Extremely disappointing..

Really are very well. French with a twist of Japan. Really tasteful, very subtle. Really nice to look at and surprising to eat. The dishes are near perfection and service was very good and attent. We walked out being very happy

I had looked forward to dining at Le Bénaton — a place known for good qualify and precision. Yet, the experience left me quietly disappointed. The wine, though highly rated, was flat and lifeless — not flawed, but devoid of presence. It lacked aroma, energy, and any sense of Vosne-Romanée. The fish dish was technically fine, but emotionally empty. It melted away in the mouth without leaving any lasting impression — a dish difficult to remember. What compounded the issue was the sommelier’s overconfidence. Recommendations were offered with certainty, but they didn’t align with what was poured or what was served. It felt more like performance than understanding. I still respect the ambition of the restaurant. But for an establishment that aspires to refinement, I expected more quiet depth — and less misplaced conviction.

Original dishes and delicious flavors. Not sure why so many 1-stars but this place is really, really good. Not busy. If you can afford it, try it.

Very friendly people . We arrived totally wet from the rain. They offered some towels to dry. Nice little restaurant. Mixture of Asian- European tastes. Nice wine arrangement. Excellent food, light and nicely presented

The classic french dishes....high class ingredients and not with small thing just and not with decorations things nowadays lots of fench restaurants like that . The wine list is also excellent.

We chose to save the “best for last” evening on our trip and were very excited for our dining experience at Le Carmin. The food exceeded our expectations and tasted phenomenal, with each dish beautifully crafted and bursting with flavor. The wine selection was excellent and perfectly complemented our meal. However, once bookings began to arrive, the quality of the service for a Michelin star restaurant deteriorated. Despite this, the overall ambience was impeccable, creating a memorable dining experience. A wonderful restaurant with room for improvement in service during peak times.

Fantastic Michelin star restaurant. Great service, great wine, and great food from start to finish. The presentation, the taste, and attention to detail was fantastic. Very large wine selection and excellent suggestions by the sommelier. Our best meal in Beaune. If they have the souffle on the menu, definitely order it!

Absolutely as expected and top-notch in food, presentation, ambience, and service. We stopped by for lunch and it as fabulous. The candied eggplant and wild boar cannelloni were wonderful entrees, the duck as the main was perfectly done, topped off by a chocolate mousse dessert. We will be back for dinner.

I’d preface this review by saying I myself am a restaurant manager for a Michelin guide listed restaurant. I’ve had poor experiences in restaurants but it’s with great sadness I would say that this was by far the worst experience I’ve ever had in a Michelin star restaurant. The service started well but once the 8pm bookings arrived (clearly too many tables arriving at once) the 2 staff members were overwhelmed and run off their feet. Every attention to detail was lost. I never thought in a restaurant of this quality we would return the main course but 3 of us had turbot- it was so over cooked it was beyond dry and inedible. It was much better prepared once recooked and the staff handled it well. The pistachio soufflé was poorly prepared and way too eggy and sugary. The presentation of dishes was beautiful, the restaurant itself well appointed. I’m unsure if the team were having a bad night - maybe had some sick calls? But honestly for the price and the quality delivered and the overall experience it was terrible.

An unforgettable gastronomic journey. Though we’re in the midst of creating our own Olialia rosé, we still seek out the great châteaux, the guardians of wine, and the rare restaurants that live and breathe viticulture. Here, the service rises beyond five stars - by sheer luck we walked in without a reservation and found a table in a place where they are never free. The wine book is a bible, each page a treasure, and this Michelin sanctuary stands as the most compelling recommendation I can offer.

Simply divine. The service was impeccable. The food was fabulous and plentiful - we were so full after our meal! The wine list is extensive with a wide variety of price points.

It is very comfortable and friendly place. At about 3pm, I came here to have a cup pf tea. The only thing which was a shame was that it is a teabag not leaf, but it is quite normal to have tea in a teahouse in France. Other than this, everything is perfect. The staff speak English and she made detailed explanation for each cake for me and she as well as others were very friendly. The atmosphere of this teahouse is woody and comfortable. StHonore, tha cake I ate, tasted good. Moreover the price is affordable.

Slightly off the beaten path, so it is quiet and feels secluded. If you want crowds and cars, go 50 meters and turn the corner. The menu features regional specialties and custom creations. The wine list is spectacular, from local bargains to bank-busting superstar wines. I had resolved to skip dessert but the choices forced me to get a praline tart. No regrets. Service was that peculiar balance of being responsive while allowing privacy to the table. The courses were excellent (I had the roast chicken and I recommend it). We shall return when next in Beaune and will take a detour when in the area.

Really great and well done menu (very tasty, traditional but interesting, everything cooked to perfection). Extremely extensive wine menu (on the pricy side, but fair for the region). Nice service. Authentic experience.

Cozy place near the central park of the city. I tried the beef Bourguignon and it did not disappoint. The staff was very friendly, but only the manager spoke a bit of english. The prices are a bit high but I think it was worth it. Very nice list of wines with some that are very pricey. I definitely recommend it.

Unfortunately we had unfriendly staff on our visit. The food was OK and a bit pricey for the region. The meat dishes were more exciting then the fish dishes. We found the menu to be local which was positive.

The best Boeuf Bourguignon in the world! Lovely lunch, thank you so much Pierre❤️

Good classic cuisine. Most amazing is the wine list. We will be coming back for more

Nice place with a really great wine list. The owner was a bit snooty, but it gave an authentic French feel. Food was homely, nothing crazy. I'd eat there again, but not at the top of my list.

I had a great meal here, wonderful little spot that only seats about 30-people. Reservations are a must but you’ll be glad you made the effort. That wine list is fantastic! It’s incredibly hard to settle on just one bottle.

The most amazing wine list. Had the tasting menu, food was great and clearly designed to complement the wines. Portions were small so you might consider topping up from the a la carte. Service was not particularly warm but that's fine. And you definitely need a reservation.

I found the food lovely but not stunning or worth the price and our overall dining experience was uncomfortable and insulting. food: We opted for the tasting menu which included three starters, two mains and a dessert. portions were quite small. Hake dish included minced hake, minced to same size as the apples and potatoes or was mixed with, but there were far more apples and potatoes than fish, we had a very difficult time finding any fish to be honest. the other fish dish was essentially a doughy fish poached meatball, which had a slight fish flavor, served in a delicious sauce, but the fish was but an essence. rabbit ravioli was very tasty but was but one single ravioli. the other items i don't recall. value: I ordered two glasses of wine, they had 3 reds only by the glass and I was told the first two were natural (and hence "funky") so only one red was a refined option. our check came to 162€ with two dinners and two glasses of wine. we were still a little hungry. service: I made our reservations 2 months prior and we were the first guests to arrive when they opened. despite that, we were seated on a plank of wood over a well on high chairs, facing a wall with our backs to the other guests and the outside dining area, with no room for our long legs. it was awkward and uncomfortable. when I asked to be moved to an empty table for two I was refused. I guess we weren't good enough for an actual table? they also wanted to serve my red Bourgogne wine in a tiny ISO glass and take away the red Bourgogne glass from the "table". what the heck!? as I write this, I'm actually a little angry and offended at the overall experience we had and cannot recommend this restaurant, nor would I return. We had a much more pleasant dining experience at La Lune for a fraction of the price.

Lovely meal, pleasant but unpretentious atmosphere, and a very reasonably priced set lunch menu. The dishes were all tasty (and very pretty), but perhaps a bit more style than substance.

Lovely atmosphere and what an impressive wine list! Great food and just a step away from excellent.

Service was a bit snobby at first. This changed when the owner came in and gave a friendly hello to all the guest in the restaurant. Sommelier was nice! Food was really good. Had the lunch menu with a friend and it’s a 5/5 price/quality wise.

This is a must if you’re going to Beaune. Their pre-fixe dinner is criminally underpriced, and is fantastic—probably the best in Beaune. The real draw for us, though, is their exceptional wine list. This is a place where the same wine on their list would be available for 3-4x elsewhere. This is why it’s very difficult to secure a table. I suggest booking as early as possible. The drawback is that being in summer, we sat out back where other patrons were smoking heavily. It took away from enjoying the wine. Ideally the smoking area is separate enough so non-smokers are not affected.

We had a great visit today. We did the five senses tour and learnt a lot. We are wine enthusiasts and found it fun and educational. Our guide was brilliant, friendly, good English and clearly lives and loves wine. I'm sorry I can't remember his name but he was young and has only been working there 2 weeks. A massive thanks to him. Well worth the money and very good wines. We bought a red which despite being above our usual budget for a bottle was too good to miss.

We learned more about using our senses to taste wine than I have ever experienced. Well structured and the staff are first rate at imparting knowledge. Wines are extremely high quality as well. Overall, a wonderful experience.

A lovely tasting experience, really enjoyed the 5 senses approach. Was apprehensive at first but it was a very impressive and informative tour!! Recommend. Note we had to book through the tourism office in town

We had an exceptional tour and tasting experience at Bouchard Aîné et Fils in Beaune this weekend! Our tour guide is called Marie Mathilde and her English is excellent. Her passion for wine and the domaine is obvious and she made the tour very interactive. There was just one other couple signed up with us so it was an intimate setting where we were able to ask as many questions as we wanted. The domaine is beautiful and the tour takes you throughout their caves and various gorgeously-appointed tasting rooms. 100% recommend!

Well worth the money as you get samples of very good and expensive wines as well as a custom glass of the site. However, our guide was not that enthousiast which was a bit sad. It was clear that he had a bad day and just wanted to get over with the tour.

The House of Bouchard Aîné & Fils selects and purchases grapes and wines directly from producers whose vineyards and estates are located in Burgundy and the Beaujolais and with whom the House has developed close partnerships over the years. These partnerships allow them to guarantee the quality of their grape supplies. They work with approximately thirty partners and since the end of the 19th century, their wines have been widely enjoyed by consumers outside of France.

We had a nice guided tour (two couples) with a nice winetasting! It is nicely made with the different senses and great to learn something about the wines. You can also ask Quatsch and they explain the different wines. I can recommend it and would come again!

We had a wonderful afternoon in the region thanks to Bourgogne Evasion who made the bike rental easy and gave us an awesome recommendation for a tasting two towns over. Was seamless and the shop is in a perfect location right next to the start of the bike path through the vineyards. We got two normal bikes and an E-bike so everyone in our group was happy. Friendly service that went above and beyond - we will be coming back!

We rented ebikes for a day of riding through the vineyards south of Beaune. Service was fairly quick and friendly even with lots of people renting at 9:15 am. Only problem I had was the seat on my bike came loose and slid back with 20 km still to go. Had I to ride partly out of the saddle after that. We cut our ride a little short due to that issue. When I brought it back and told them of the issue, they fixed the seat quickly, but didn't ask about or offer anything for the issue. Scenery was wonderful, but the route signs can be very confusing. Glad we had ebikes as there are some good hills along the way. The trail was fully of riders for the first 10 km and then really calms after that.

Magnifique! Beautiful tour of the vineyards on comfy, well maintained bikes with a friendly and knowledgeable guide (Thomas). Beautiful scenery, easy to cycle routes and then we tasted six wines, five with a cave (where we had a tour) and one with Thomas as an aperitif. Throughly recommended. Telephone them to book, I did on the day as I wanted to be sure the weather was good. They get v busy in summer I am told. Highlight so far for me! Thanks alot!

Well run. The owner/manager made sure our riding group was well outfitted. The bikes were excellent - both e-bikes and regular bikes , we had both in our group. English well spoken. Lots of time was spent with us to show us riding routes based on our interests. Highly recommended.

We visited the the Bourgogne region and went on the full day guided bike tour with Bourgogne Evasion. Both guides were great, the villages we traveled through were adorable, and the wineries and lunch were all welcoming, educational, and delicious. We would highly recommend booking with this company.

Beyond expectations, lovely to cycle through the vines and learn about the wines. If you are unfit or a bit older, consider an e bike from Bourgogne Evasion. Loved the tastings!

We are 2 adults and a 6yo who hasn’t learnt to ride far on a larger bike yet. Rather than trying to do that, we opted for 1 Mountain bike and 1 kids tandem bike. This was an awesome bike that helped my daughter practice stand up peddling. We just did our own cycle using Google maps doing the veloroute north then south a few kms each way. Easy to hire, good quality bikes and friendly service. Highly recommend.

Great wine bar! Great collection of wines reasonable priced and a small menu with food that works good with wine.

They have incredible wine list - we found very old wines

Great place! The aesthetic is amazing. They were very kind, the food and wine was incredible!

Awesome wine bar with a fanrastic list including some very prestgious tasters

Incredible selection of wines, friendly staff, good food. It is a casual setting, which I like. the food is good but not extraordinary and therefore the pricing of the food is in my opinion too steep recently. Also the door does not close properly, so in the colder months, sitting close to the door can be uncomfortable, as there is a constant current of cold air (maybe a curtain could help?).

The setting is beautiful and atmosphere was lovely. We had a delicious and reasonably priced bottle of wine here from a very large wine menu with a vast range of types and price tags. We decided not to eat our dinner here given the small choice of small plates (of mostly meats and cheeses) but enjoyed some delicious pittas with humour. The service was a little slow but worth the wait. Recommend a visit here in the beautiful Beaune!

Nice backyard to have a drink in warm weather, and a very decent chacuterie plate.

Very good Napoli style pizza Nice outdoor area on quiet street Price for lunch did not include wine

The waiter was not welcoming although I pointed out at the empty table. He starred explaining that they had only one cook and it looked like he would be happy with one guest, too. Wine of poor quality but pizza quite good. The best feature of the place is its view on a quiet passage with historic buildings and ivy covered walls.

Amazing!!! the service, the food, the atmosphere was just amazing. I am Colombian and the just put music that made me feel welcome. My kids loved the place too. It is a jewel in Beaune !

We booked late and was a sunny day with nice outdoors space and beautiful surroundings. More kids friendly than many of the surrounding French restaurants. The pizza was good, but really couldn’t recommend the wine or cocktails.

We wanted to like this place, because the staff are really charming, the atmosphere is nice. But the pizzas were not good.. mine was burnt, very dry. My partner’s was undercooked…

This place was awesome! So kind, nice food! You have to come here if you see my review.

Called the restaurant to book a reservation for tonight and were confirmed for 8:30 pm indoors for two people. Went to the restaurant and the owners ignored us for 10 minutes while we waited outside, only to be informed that there was only room for us outside (it was about to rain, too), no room inside at all. Restaurant looked like a dumpy hole-in-the-wall location, definitely not up to the standards of other restaurants in the Beaune central area. The Owners got upset with us once we decided to walk away to find somewhere else to eat. Moral of the story: don’t tell customers you have room for them and then treat them like garbage when they come to give you business. Never again.

Wish I had a place like this in my neighborhood! We liked the more inventive "entrees" over "plats," a vegetable take on Pate en Croute and a puree of peas. French couples dining to our right ordered escargot.

Fantastic restaurant! The food was excellent, the service attentive and friendly, and the location just perfect. The style and quality matched perfectly — absolutely recommendable!

It was a great experience. The food was excellent and the staff was really kind. I think that this could be the perfect restaurant to taste the local cuisine!

Our Airbnb host recommended here, saying it’s one of the oldest and most loved restaurants/bars in town. We tried to get a table without a reservation on our first night but couldn’t. However thankfully, the waiter helped us book for the next day, so we came back. The food was fantastic, and the wine list was reasonably priced. My husband and I ordered 2 different courses to share everything and literally every dish was amazing. Service was excellent as well — especially the female staff with glasses, who was very helpful. If you want to experience traditional Bourgogne-style cuisine, this is the place to go.

We enjoyed the wine, food and their warm service very much! It’s a great first night in Beaune!

Excellent meal and attentive service. Very good single serving wine list. Reservations essential. Modern decor. The individual bottle wine list is huge. They must have their own cellar.

Very good food, good price/quality for the menu. Very interesting wine menu. We complained to a waiter for the prices of water (8€) and the owner was extremely kind to come speak with us and try to make it up to us. Would totally recommend!

A beautiful wine cellar restaurant. Service was prompt. Not fast but measured. Jean, meets me and seats me and is always available to ensure a very nice time is had. Snails with garlic cream sauce, beef cheeks bourgoignon was fantastic. Cheese after. Lovely meal, excellent wine by the glass pairings. They wrote down the cheese to remember. Epoisse.

This place was phenomenal. The wine list is overwhelming, but the amazing staff will help you through it. The food is memorable and the cave atmosphere is just right. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting the area. Make sure to get the cheese course!

Fine dining with heart—and some of the best service I’ve encountered in France this year. I walked in unannounced at noon on a Wednesday just to ask about a reservation. Before I could ask for the cellar which was recommended at another venue, they had booked me in that room. When I returned that evening, dressed differently and hours later, they remembered me and treated me like an old friend. From the kir royal aperitif I ordered on arrival to the amuse-bouche that kicked things off, the experience was thoughtful from start to finish. I ended up with perfectly cooked crunchy asparagus, tender chicken, and a cheese plate to close. Each course was paired patiently with wine suggestions that were spot-on. What really sets 21 Boulevard apart is the staff. They appeared at exactly the moments I needed them and never more. It was Michelin-level attention to detail and an uncanny spatial awareness—everyone was attuned, responsive, and deeply professional without being stiff. There’s clearly a strong work ethic and a real teamwork going on behind the scenes, yet the mood was calm. This is the kind of place you take people you want to impress. Absolutely recommend.

Lovely, classy restaurant with delicious food. There are separate dining areas (including the cute cave area and also a terrace, so be sure to decide prior if you want to sit particularly in one of these areas). There is a VERY extensive wine book, with most wines offered by the bottle, and a handful also by the glass. We went for the four-course menu - all delicious and good serving sizes. Would recommend.

We booked this restaurant at fairly short notice for a mid week dinner. The restaurant has a number of separate dinning areas. The one that were in had maybe seven tables and featured a vaulted ceiling. On the evening that we visited everyone in this section spoke English as a first language. The food featured classical Burgundy dishes such as escargot, Oeufs en meurette, Boeuf Bourguignon etc. The food was fine not amazing but nothing to complain about. We live part of the year in Burgundy and have done so for nearly 20 years. Maybe if you are new to the area or a first time visitor you would be more impressed. To us it felt a little like an upscale tourist restaurant. Total cost €250 for four course and one bottle of wine for two people.

Amazing experience with a birthday party of 7 people. We had a private area and very attentive staff which did not lack humor and charm. We were impressed with the quality of food and wine and would come back anytime.

Exceptional food, with an even better service. The escargot (snail) and the bourguignon are one of the best dishes I've had.