CIBO is a french fine dining fine-dining restaurant in Centre Historique, Dijon.
Editorially verified September 29, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 24 Rue Jeannin, 21000 Dijon
La Maison des Cariatides won a Michelin star in the 2026 guide, chefs Vincent and Marie-Cécile Gomis cooking in a 17th-century Dijon antiques-quarter house.
OrderThe seafood course, where the kitchen's citrus and soft-spice seasoning shows best.
TipAsk for the rear terrace table in warm weather; the dining room can fill fast on weekend evenings.
Loiseau des Ducs holds a Michelin star inside the 16th-century Hotel de Talmay in Dijon, chef Iulian Fistos cooking the Bernard Loiseau repertoire.
OrderThe Dijon-style snails in persillade, a Bernard Loiseau house classic since 2013.
TipThe lunch menu is the better-value route into the Bernard Loiseau style than the evening carte.
L'Un des Sens is a Michelin Selected surprise-menu room on Rue Jeannin in Dijon, near the antiques quarter, with a courtyard terrace for lunch.
OrderThe surprise tasting menu, built around vegetables from the chef's own garden.
TipThe weekday lunch market menu is priced well below the evening surprise menu.
L'Aspérule is Keigo Kimura's Michelin-starred room on Rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau in Dijon, a mystery tasting menu built on Wagyu, duck and game.
OrderThe mystery tasting menu, built around binchotan charcoal grilling and a deep wine cellar.
TipLunch runs a shorter, gentler version of the mystery menu than the full evening service.
La Maison des Cariatides won a Michelin star in the 2026 guide, chefs Vincent and Marie-Cécile Gomis cooking in a 17th-century Dijon antiques-quarter house.
OrderThe seafood course, where the kitchen's citrus and soft-spice seasoning shows best.
TipAsk for the rear terrace table in warm weather; the dining room can fill fast on weekend evenings.
Loiseau des Ducs holds a Michelin star inside the 16th-century Hotel de Talmay in Dijon, chef Iulian Fistos cooking the Bernard Loiseau repertoire.
OrderThe Dijon-style snails in persillade, a Bernard Loiseau house classic since 2013.
TipThe lunch menu is the better-value route into the Bernard Loiseau style than the evening carte.
Sublime is Sicilian chef Giovanni Spataro's Michelin Selected room near the Halles in Dijon, folding Sicilian technique into Burgundy produce.
OrderThe pork belly with stuffed cabbage, Burgundy caviar and a mustard-sharp jus.
TipThe weekday lunch menu is the better-value seating; dinner only runs Friday and Saturday.
L'Un des Sens is a Michelin Selected surprise-menu room on Rue Jeannin in Dijon, near the antiques quarter, with a courtyard terrace for lunch.
OrderThe surprise tasting menu, built around vegetables from the chef's own garden.
TipThe weekday lunch market menu is priced well below the evening surprise menu.
Maison L'Essentiel is Richard and Fanny Bernigaud's Michelin Selected dining room on Avenue Victor-Hugo in Dijon, set in a 1930s house with two dining floors.
OrderThe pearled Aube trout with cauliflower and grapefruit, trained-in-Lameloise precision on the plate.
TipThe eight-seat chef's table faces the kitchen directly if you want to watch the pass.
