Alfred Burgers et Vins is a gluten-free spot in Berbisey Zola, Dijon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The kitchen has no dedicated fryer, so ask about cross-contamination if you have coeliac disease rather than a general intolerance.
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Address: 36-38 Rue Monge, 21000 Dijon
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TipThe menu changes regularly with the seasons and local produce, and dinner is served only on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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TipThe savoury menu is vegan; only some of the desserts are not, so check at the counter if you are strictly plant-based.
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TipOrder the yassa if it is your first visit; the counter is fast food format but the sauces are simmered to order.
Pacha Kebab on Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau in central Dijon runs a certified halal Turkish kebab counter with no alcohol, open into the night.
TipThe counter is open until midnight Monday to Saturday and from 17:30 on Sunday, handy after an evening in the centre.
Roshangul on Rue des Godrans cooks halal Uyghur dishes in central Dijon, hand-pulled laghman noodles and steamed manti beside vegetarian ravioli.
TipVegetarians can order the vegetable ravioli; the rest of the short menu is meat-based and halal.
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TipSandwiches and school lunch plates need at least two hours' notice; check current stock on the shop's own online store first.
Curieuses on Rue Condorcet is a fully vegan restaurant in Dijon, cooking a short seasonal plant-based menu at lunch and on Thursday and Friday evenings.
TipThe menu changes regularly with the seasons and local produce, and dinner is served only on Thursday and Friday evenings.
Cigkoftem on Rue Monge is the Dijon branch of a vegetarian franchise built on Turkish vegan kofte of bulgur, tomato and herbs, served as wraps or burgers.
TipThe savoury menu is vegan; only some of the desserts are not, so check at the counter if you are strictly plant-based.
