La dame d'Aquitaine

 





La Dame d'Aquitaine offers an unforgettable culinary experience in Dijon, housed in a medieval cellar dating back to the 12th century, a vestige of the Saint-Jean church. This refined restaurant offers top-quality French cuisine, featuring carefully selected local produce, all in an elegant, historic setting beneath Gothic vaults. The romantic and luxurious atmosphere is ideal for special dinners or celebrations. Although the setting and service are impeccable, the à la carte menu can quickly add up, making it a rather expensive option. The restaurant is renowned for its fine wine list, in particular its selections of local vintages, which go perfectly with the dishes. In short, La Dame d'Aquitaine combines history, refinement and gastronomy to offer visitors a unique experience.


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