Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
- Centre historique 52 places
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Les Halles
38 places
- Berbisey and Place Émile Zola 20 places Rue Berbisey and Rue Monge run south to Place Émile Zola, a strip of bars, small restaurants and wine shops that stays busy well into the evening.
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Darcy and the station
17 places
Place Darcy and the streets down to Dijon-Ville station, the city's arrival point, with hotel bars, brasseries and the start of Rue de la Liberté.
- Wilson and République 11 places
- Cité de la Gastronomie and Port du Canal 10 places
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