If you have found your way to Wine Apart in Dijon, you are home free. My husband, and I were…read morestumbling through Dijon, not even looking for a wine shop. (We kinda gave up on them after being to so many). We happened upon this place. Thank god we did. The Owner of the shop Thomas Trucy, ushered us in like old friends. Little did we know, we would become nearly best friends by the time we left. Not only is he friendly, he speaks perfect English (wIthout making you feel like a tourist), he is witty, and very knowledgeable about his wines. His shop holds a great collection, anywhere from 12 Euros up to who knows, but he will never push you to buy something you wouldn't like, or just because it is super expensive. He asks you what you enjoy drinking first. Have you ever heard a french shop owner compare one of their inventory items to an Oregon Pinot? Not likely, but he did and he was right on the money of what we were looking for. His location is in the perfect parking spot for walking around Dijon as well. We went back the next day, just to tell him about the wine he recommended the day before, and the rest is history. We still talk overseas, and we plan on using him to get hard to find wines in the States to ship here. At least we can pretend we are in France when they arrive. Please visit his shop the next time you are near Dijon, you will not be disappointed!!!

From the owner: Bar BRETON où vous découvrirez de nombreuses bières bretonne,Cocktails avec où sans alcool, le…read morechouchen et de nombreuses créations. Musique traditionnelle , session de trad. irlandais tous les deuxièmes et quatrièmes vendredi du mois.

Super nice spot! Warm and friendly owner welcomed us into this art gallery-café with berlinois…read moreindustrial interior design. Great soul music soundtrack while I ate a pesto rosso, roquette & goat cheese sandwich that was delicious and the fondant au chocolat was perfect too. Coffee was good too. Prices are ok. There are happy hours from 6to8 pm all week. Definitely worth it!

This is a great stop if you're in the region! Interesting in depth tour of the production and…read morefactory, with samples at the end. When they are producing mustard, you may shed a few tears and clear your sinuses because the mustard seed burns! We also bought several mustards at the end of the tour as they have flavors you can't find anywhere else.

Our favorite mustard comes from Edmund Fallot.......when the Mr & I are in Paris, we make a point…read moreto stop at Galleries Lafayette to grab this brand of mustard. We did not make the connection that this was a Dijon-region manufacturer until we were looking up mustard tours & this came up. No brainer! Learned about the traditional Dijon recipe and the other mustards calling themselves Dijon but there were no governing laws around this so unless you know the "real" difference & taste the real thing.......just saying Edmund Fallot uses only mustard seeds from Baune and is solely and completely made in the Dijon region The mustard is all made on that site using a huge stone to grind the seeds & their processing room was available for us to look through the windows.....and let me tell you, those mustard fumes were super strong! Bring a tissue for the inevitable tears......but it was well worth it for the deliciousness you were about to enjoy Adding such treats like walnut, truffle, honey & a whole lot of others, you cannot go wrong with a jar or 23 like we picked up