Wow what an nice place. You can get your own table or…read moreshare it with others. The waitress comes up to you with the chalkboard wines and another well with cheese. And get to pick and choose and enjoy the amazing ambience inside it actually looks like a cave/library with bottles and corks. Well done.

For us, the ambiance of this little wine bar was really it's draw. Though their wine selection was…read morethorough, and the assiette de fromage looked very appealing (the kitchen closed before we could confirm our cheese plate theories), it was really the eclectic, artistic, comfortable aesthetic that won us over. I realize that's maybe not how we're meant to make restaurant-going decisions, alas. The service and wine were also as welcoming as the decor.

From the owner: CAVISTE en vin nature cave à manger…read moreévénements

We ordered 5 different reds by the glass. Three of them were incredibly good, the other two were…read moredecent. We only drank so I can't comment much. The atmosphere seemed a bit bright and sterile like a hospital waiting room more than a romantic wine bar. We had to ask for water.

Great place to grab a bite and drink. There's plenty of seating inside and out. We came early,…read morearound 6 when it opened for dinner service and were seated right away with the best service. Our waitress was friendly, extremely patient (we unfortunately don't know a hint of French), and she was more than willing to describe what each dish was. The food, tapas style, was delicious and well priced. After asking for the check, you have to pay at the bar.

Nice place to eat. Owner and staff were all really helpful. Food was simple but well done. A good…read morechoice for a glass of wine and a few small plates.

Amazing wine bar with charcuterie offerings along with quiche and daily specials. We enjoyed time…read morehere on a Saturday for our lunch option.

Nice charcuterie and wine pairing of local wines, sausages, meats and cheeses. Owner was very nice…read moreand knew his stuff.

New-ish bar du quartier at the Croix-Rousse where the Whiskey used to be and which has quickly been…read moreadopted by the Croix-RoussienNes as the neighbourhood local. Great place to have a drink with friends. Like the deco, the wine selection and the olive tapenade. Not very expensive and good. Service is friendly, maybe a bit odd sometimes.

If you are looking for that special wine, look no further. And, be prepared to pay…read more I went in seeking a Sauternes to have with dinner in our AirBnB flat. The helpful staff found me an excellent one for €38 for a 1/2 bottle.

Stopped in to buy a premier cru from Pommard as a gift. They didn't have one on the top floor and…read morewent to the basement to get one. They brought back a bottle that did not have a price on it but was one I was looking for. Ignorantly, I did not check the price with the Wine app. I paid 75 Euro for a bottle worth $35. My fault, but do not trust them on prices of unmarked bottles.

Good wine bar. Cool atmosphere and extensive wine list. Prices are more than OK. Haven't tried the…read morefood but it all looked delicious on the neighboring tables.

Surprised with a romantic dinner at the one and only Le Passage. Elegant and beautiful French…read morerestaurant. Impeccable service. Must try a bit of everything on the menu. Foie gras, smoked salmon with cream... And if you're a lucky girl you may get proposed to at dessert we highly recommend this restaurant. Very special now to us both If you're looking for traditional French elegance, this is your restaurant. Excellent cuisine!

Uh. Awesomeness…read more Hidden in a passage (duh) across for the restaurant le Passage. Ring the doorbell and the barman will open and tell you if you can come in (there are only a few tables - luck of the draw, really). Inside - intimate, classy, masculine decor. Huge leather chairs. Old mirror circular tables. Cigarette and cigar smoke. The barman: elegant, handsome, knowledgeable and discreet. Cocktail heaven. Undoubtedly my new favorite bar. Sssshhhhhhh don't tell anyone about it.

From the owner: Une vue de rêve Situé en balcon sur Lyon et les monts d'Or, La Cuisine à manger est la table de…read morel'hôtel l'Ermitage dont la devise est " se retrouver pour mieux Etre ". C'est l'endroit rêvé pour se dépayser, se détendre et déguster des recettes généreuses proposées par le chef, Audrey de Pouilly, avec une formule chaque jour réinventée.