Cigkoftem is a vegetarian-friendly spot in Berbisey Zola, Dijon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The 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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Le Shanti on Rue Berbisey is a vegetarian café in Dijon serving Indian plates, salads, veggie burgers and wraps, with fresh fruit and vegetable juices.
TipEverything is vegetarian and most dishes can be made vegan on request; ask for the Indian plate if you want a taste of several dishes.
Alfred Burgers et Vins on Rue Monge in Dijon will swap in a rice and corn flour bun for any burger, a rare gluten-free option among the city's grills.
TipThe kitchen has no dedicated fryer, so ask about cross-contamination if you have coeliac disease rather than a general intolerance.
La Fourmilière on Rue Général Fauconnet runs a 100 percent vegetarian café-cantine in Dijon, cooking seasonal dishes beside its bulk grocery shop.
TipThe daily plate is built from whatever the attached bulk grocery, Au Gramme Près, has in that week, so it changes often.
Le Shanti on Rue Berbisey is a vegetarian café in Dijon serving Indian plates, salads, veggie burgers and wraps, with fresh fruit and vegetable juices.
TipEverything is vegetarian and most dishes can be made vegan on request; ask for the Indian plate if you want a taste of several dishes.
Eat Salad on Rue du Château in Dijon marks gluten-free items on its build-your-own salad and bowl counter, a fast lunch stop near Place Darcy.
TipAsk staff to confirm which proteins and dressings are gluten-free that day; the board changes with the season.
Caffè Gufo on Rue de la Chouette in Dijon pairs specialty coffee with gluten-free cakes and breakfasts, and Le Bonbon rates it the city's gluten-free temple.
TipAsk at the counter which cakes of the day are gluten-free; the Sunday opening is short, from 10:00 to 14:00.
Alfred Burgers et Vins on Rue Monge in Dijon will swap in a rice and corn flour bun for any burger, a rare gluten-free option among the city's grills.
TipThe kitchen has no dedicated fryer, so ask about cross-contamination if you have coeliac disease rather than a general intolerance.
West Africa on Rue d'Auxonne in Dijon serves halal West African dishes such as yassa and tieb, a Senegalese, Malian and Guinean menu with no alcohol.
TipOrder the yassa if it is your first visit; the counter is fast food format but the sauces are simmered to order.
