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Morning Glory Café pours coffee and bakes homemade cakes on Rue des Godrans in Dijon, a work-friendly room with Wi-Fi most weekdays of the year.
TipNo reservations taken; Sunday hours run shorter than the weekday café service.
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Caffè Gufo roasts and pours specialty coffee on Rue de la Chouette in Dijon, a coffee shop and tea salon with gluten free cakes on the counter.
TipAsk about the coffee tasting workshop the owners run for small groups on request.
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Espresso-T pours coffee and bubble tea on Rue de la Poste in Dijon, a small counter for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea near Place Darcy.
TipClosed Wednesdays and Sundays; the bubble tea menu draws a younger after-school crowd.
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Le Comptoir des Colonies has poured Mariage Frères tea and fifteen coffee origins on Place François Rude in Dijon since opening as a colonial style salon.
TipThe attached Le Club cocktail bar keeps a 1950s retro room for evenings after the tea salon closes.
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La Causerie des Mondes serves tea, chocolate and homemade cake in a half-timbered house on Rue Vauban in Dijon, with vegan and gluten free plates.
TipOpen for lunch on Mondays only from May to September; vegan and gluten free options are marked on the card.
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La Fleur qui pousse à l'intérieur pairs a bookshop with tea and cake on Place des Cordeliers in Dijon, organic tea beside comics and novels.
TipClosed Sunday and Monday; browse the comics and manga shelves while the tea steeps.
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La Biscuiterie pours coffee with free Wi-Fi on Rue de la Poste in Dijon, baking cookies and cheesecake for a laptop stop a short walk from Place Darcy.
TipA favourite with laptop workers; the cinnamon rolls and cheesecake are made in house.
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Le Madeleine Café has poured tea and coffee in Dijon's antiques quarter on Rue Verrerie since 2018, seasonal plates beside its fine pastries.
TipClosed Sundays; the antiques district location makes it a natural stop after browsing the dealers.
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Nessy Coffee roasts its own specialty beans on Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau in Dijon, pouring coffee alongside a brunch menu served every day but Tuesday.
TipNo reservations; the kitchen for the brunch menu runs shorter hours than the coffee counter.
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Columbus Café & Co pours coffee and smoothies on Place Darcy in Dijon, a chain coffee shop with Wi-Fi and outdoor seating by the garden square.
TipThe garden-facing terrace at Place Darcy is the reason to pick this branch over the mall one.
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Café Joyeux pours coffee inside the Dauphine shopping centre on Rue Bossuet in Dijon, a solidarity café staffed by adults with disabilities.
TipPart of a French chain that trains and employs adults with intellectual disabilities as baristas.
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Casamoon Café pours seasonal matcha lattes and fresh juices on Petite Rue Pouffier in Dijon, a cosy coffee shop known for its own hand-made ceramics.
TipClosed Sunday to Tuesday; the matcha recipe and the hand-made ceramic cups both change with the season.
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Maison Millière pours loose-leaf tea and bakes waffles and crepes inside a half-timbered 15th century merchant house on Rue de la Chouette in Dijon.
TipClosed Mondays; the wine bar and interior garden trade alongside the tea salon on weekend afternoons.
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Napi Coffee pours MAHA-roasted specialty coffee on Rue Musette in Dijon, a small laptop-friendly counter for breakfast, brunch and lunch daily.
TipRegistered in 2025 on Rue Musette; ask which MAHA single origin is on filter that week.
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WOLF Coffee and Toast pours brown sugar lattes and bakes French toast on Rue Charrue in Dijon, a Wi-Fi coffee shop ranked Dijon's top cafe on Restaurant Guru.
TipNo reservations taken; the brown sugar latte and French toast draw a steady queue on weekend mornings.