
Guided tour · 2h 30m
Lyon: Morning Market Tour in Les Halles Paul Bocuse
Immerse yourself in Lyon’s culinary heart: step into Les Halles Paul Bocuse, the ultimate destination for food lovers in Lyon!
Regain is a french neo-bistro restaurant in 1Er, Lyon.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 2h 30m
Immerse yourself in Lyon’s culinary heart: step into Les Halles Paul Bocuse, the ultimate destination for food lovers in Lyon!

Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste 5 authentic French dishes in Vieux Lyon & Presqu’île. From pastries & cheeses to seasonal dishes & wine, explore traboules, markets, and the world capital of gas...

Guided tour · 3.5 hours
Explore Lyon on a guided food tour, tasting praluline, charcuterie with wine, quenelle, and traditional sweets while discovering the city’s rich gastronomic heritage.
Address: 3 Rue d'Algerie, 69001 Lyon
La Mere Brazier in Lyon's 1er is the historic room where Eugenie Brazier earned six Michelin stars in 1933, now run by Mathieu Viannay in two-star form.
OrderThe Volaille de Bresse demi-deuil, the signature dish since 1921.
TipBook the lunch menu for half the dinner price; the dining room is the original.
Circle in Lyon's 1er pulls a single seating around the kitchen counter for a chef's-choice tasting; the ten-cover room earned a Michelin star.
OrderThe full tasting; there is no carte at dinner.
TipOne service per night, Wed-Sat; book three weeks ahead via Instagram.
Chez Paul in Lyon's 1er is the working bouchon on Rue du Major Martin where regulars take the chalkboard menu and a pichet of cotes-du-rhone for lunch.
OrderThe saucisson chaud with potatoes, then the quenelle.
TipCash-friendly. Closed Sunday and Monday.
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 €€€€.
OrderTasting only; let the kitchen drive.
TipBook three to four weeks ahead; lunch is the easier seating than dinner.
La Mere Brazier in Lyon's 1er is the historic room where Eugenie Brazier earned six Michelin stars in 1933, now run by Mathieu Viannay in two-star form.
OrderThe Volaille de Bresse demi-deuil, the signature dish since 1921.
TipBook the lunch menu for half the dinner price; the dining room is the original.
Tetedoie sits on the Fourviere hill above Lyon's old town, where Christian Tetedoie cooks a one-star menu from a glass-walled dining room with the city below.
OrderThe five-course tasting.
TipReserve a window seat; the bistro Phosphore on site is the cheaper alternative.
Prairial in Lyon's 2e Confluence is Gaetan Gentil's one-star room cooking a vegetable-forward tasting menu rooted in foraged herbs and small Rhone producers.
OrderThe vegetable tasting; the paired non-alcoholic juices are worth the supplement.
TipBook the four-course lunch for the price-point entry; closed Sunday-Tuesday.
Circle in Lyon's 1er pulls a single seating around the kitchen counter for a chef's-choice tasting; the ten-cover room earned a Michelin star.
OrderThe full tasting; there is no carte at dinner.
TipOne service per night, Wed-Sat; book three weeks ahead via Instagram.
Chez Paul in Lyon's 1er is the working bouchon on Rue du Major Martin where regulars take the chalkboard menu and a pichet of cotes-du-rhone for lunch.
OrderThe saucisson chaud with potatoes, then the quenelle.
TipCash-friendly. Closed Sunday and Monday.