Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin

A great venue with a variety of eateries, specialty shops, a cinema, and a wine bar. It feels fresh and modern, having opened just two years ago. Our group enjoyed a nice lunch before exploring the wine cellar. The venue also has five exhibitions, three of which are paid and focus on French gastronomy, while two are free. Since it was raining outside, we decided to check out the paid exhibitions, and we really enjoyed them. They are quite interactive, with monitors you can click through and play with—very engaging! Overall, it was a pleasant experience, though it might be best suited for groups or locals living nearby. Personally, I prefer dining in a small, local restaurant in the heart of the town, where you can soak up the lively atmosphere as people stroll through the pedestrian streets. This venue felt more like eating in a small shopping center, but the products were definitely of good quality.

Nice venue with different eateries, shops specialized in a specific product, a cinema and wine bar. Very fresh & new since it opened only 2 years ago. Our group had a nice lunch and then visited the wine cave. Overall it was a nice experience, but maybe it's best suited for a group or locals living nearby. My personal preference would be to eat in small local restaurant in the heart of the town center where the locals are strolling by on the pedestrian streets, etc to feel the life of the town. This place felt more like eating in a small shopping center, but the products were nice.

Very interesting concept of gastronomical corner in town- butchery, fish monger, bakery, bars. And Burgundy has things to show and to share- superb wines, great food. Strangely it is quite empty, even a bit desolated, however, I would recommend to pass by if you are in Dijon. Check the chapel which is free and houses the museum of the famous climats.

Interesting place to learn the history of the local gastronomy and wine. There are permanent expositions with free entry and temporary one for which an entry ticket is needed. It is possible to eat with many options.

Made a quick stop here during our wander through Dijon, France. We expected something a lot busier and more like a market, but this is more like a mall for food and wine. Certainly still a neat find.

Great place to visit - plenty of restaurants and cafes, bookstore, wine cellar, exhibitions about French cuisine, cooking and deserts - very interactive experience. Also 2 beautiful chapels. Totally enjoyed the visit.

A lovely little gastronomic village in the middle of Dijon. You'd find everything related to food here... a butcher, a fish monger, brewery, cafe, deli, cafes, restaurant and even a gastronomic library. Loved the place. The area around is still under construction but would definitely recommend a visit when around.

Loved it 🍷the place hosts several shops and restaurants all dedicated to food and wine. Highlights are the bookshop where, if you speak French, there are one million books about everything-food/wine and the outstanding cave where you can taste the best wines from burgundy with a prepaid card that is very easy to use. Exhibitions and wine tastings are also super interesting. Must see!