Lyon: Local Wine and Cheese Pairing Workshop with Sommelier
Discover the flavors of Lyon with a wine and cheese pairing workshop at Cave Tabareau. Learn about the wines and cheese of the Rhône Valley and surrounding regions wit...
L'Oiseau Perche is a french market bistro restaurant in 4E, Lyon.
Editorially verified May 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Market plats, Daily ardoise
Must order: The plat du jour from the chalkboard; the cheese course rotates Saint-Marcellin and Saint-Felicien.
Tip: Lunch is the main service; Thursday is the only evening seating. Closed weekends.
Discover the flavors of Lyon with a wine and cheese pairing workshop at Cave Tabareau. Learn about the wines and cheese of the Rhône Valley and surrounding regions wit...
Visit an urban winery and learn about the winemaking process in the city center. Introduction to tasting 4 vintages from Chai Saint Olive.
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Address: 18 Rue de Cuire, 69004 Lyon
Le Merciere on Rue Merciere in the 2e is the bouchon Jean-Louis Manoa has run since 1978 and his son-in-law Cesar Ponsonnet took over in 2024.
Signature: Quenelle de brochet, Andouillette
Order: The quenelle de brochet with sauce Nantua; the andouillette is the pork-forward closer.
Tip: Open daily, lunch and dinner; book a few days ahead for Friday-Saturday.
Le Musee on Rue des Forces in the 2e is the bouchon tucked through the Printing Museum traboule, run by chef Quentin Delbassee with a tightly classical.
Signature: Quenelle, Tablier de sapeur
Order: The tablier de sapeur (breaded tripe), then the quenelle and the praline tart.
Tip: Closed Sunday-Monday; the dining room is small, book ahead Booking recommended for weekends.
Le Bouchon Sully in Lyon's 6e is the bouchon Julien Gautier and Emmanuel Tachon-Foley opened in 2014, running the full classical lyonnais carte from quenelle.
Signature: Quenelle de brochet sauce Nantua, Praline tart
Order: The quenelle de brochet with sauce Nantua; the pork cheek and the praline tart close the meal.
Tip: Closed Sunday; the lunch carte is the value play.
Le Bouillon Paradis in Lyon's 1er runs the Parisian bouillon format in Lyonnais drag: oeuf mayo, blanquette, and a three-course set under €18 all day.
Signature: Bouillon classics, Oeuf mayo
Order: The oeuf mayo as a starter, then the blanquette de veau.
Tip: Walk-in only at lunch; arrive before 12:30 or after 14:00 Booking recommended for weekends.
Regain in Lyon's 1er sits at the foot of the Croix-Rousse slope, where the kitchen runs a Mediterranean-leaning author menu paired with the city's tighter.
Signature: Cuisine d'auteur, Mediterranean small plates
Order: The carte changes weekly, take the chef's tasting at lunch for value.
Tip: Lunch is the easier seating; book the natural-wine pairing for the full effect.
Takao Takano in Lyon's 6e is the two-star tasting room where the chef applies Japanese training to French sourcing across a six-course set. Priced at €€€€.
Signature: Tasting menu only, Japanese-French technique
Order: Tasting only; let the kitchen drive.
Tip: Book three to four weeks ahead; lunch is the easier seating than dinner.