L'Atelier Focaccia is an italian restaurant in Berbisey Zola, Dijon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 2 Place Émile Zola, 21000 Dijon
Azerole is chef Xin Meng's neo-bistro on Rue Berbisey in Dijon, a casual weekday-only lunch room folding Chinese spice into French seasonal produce.
OrderThe pork loin with chimichurri, courgette cream and green curry, Meng's signature crossover plate.
TipMeng cooks alone most services, so the weekday lunch menu moves at a relaxed, unhurried pace.
West Africa serves Senegalese and other West African plates on Rue d'Auxonne in Dijon, a fast-food-style counter open most nights past 22:00.
OrderThe mafe, a peanut-sauce stew that is the kitchen's best-known plate.
TipFriday and Sunday run dinner service only, so a lunchtime visit is better attempted Tuesday to Saturday.
La Licorne is a Breton crêperie on Rue Musette in Dijon, serving buckwheat galettes and lemon butter crêpes near the covered Halles market daily.
OrderA buckwheat galette from the sarrasin board, followed by the lemon butter crêpe regulars favour.
TipIt closes only on Wednesday; every other day runs one continuous service from 12:00 to 21:30.
So is chef So Takahashi's Bib Gourmand bistro on Rue Amiral-Roussin in Dijon, an easygoing market-driven room behind a big Michelin reputation.
OrderWhatever So Takahashi bought at market that morning; the menu changes with it.
TipSo cooks alone, so the room is small; his wife Rie runs the floor and can talk you through the day's dishes.
Spica is chef Takaya Uchida's Bib Gourmand room on Rue de la Préfecture in Dijon, a relaxed single-menu bistro set inside a converted former cafe.
OrderThe single-menu market plate of the day, built around whatever chef Uchida sourced that week.
TipThere is no printed carte; the single evolving menu is the whole point of a visit here.
Azerole is chef Xin Meng's neo-bistro on Rue Berbisey in Dijon, a casual weekday-only lunch room folding Chinese spice into French seasonal produce.
OrderThe pork loin with chimichurri, courgette cream and green curry, Meng's signature crossover plate.
TipMeng cooks alone most services, so the weekday lunch menu moves at a relaxed, unhurried pace.
L'Arôme is a pocket-sized bistro on Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau in Dijon, an easygoing room alternating Japanese gyozas with French bistro classics.
OrderThe picanha with its Asian-style sauce, chef Kadoguchi's crossover between Japanese and French technique.
TipThe room seats few, so a weekday lunch booking is the surer route in than a weekend evening.
