Experts' Choice Award La Maison des Cariatides
What the experts agree on
Seventeenth-century mansion in Dijon's antiques quarter serves refined regional Burgundy cuisine in a striking setting where historic architecture meets contemporary loft-style design, balancing adventurous local specialties with familiar options.
“Maison des Cariatides, its façade a riot of stone caryatids, soldiers and vines, is one of Dijon's finest buildings.”
– Lonely Planet
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"The contemporary loft-style decor of this restaurant provides an appealing contrast to its location in an attractive house (1603) situated in the antiques quarter." Full review
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"This renovated 17th-century mansion with exposed beams, stone walls and stellar period decor makes a delightful spot to savour top-of-the-line French and regional cuisine. " Full review
Frommer's "Thomas Collomb’s cuisine includes such local specialties as jambon persillé (ham and parsley terrine) and tête de veau (calf’s head); although, there is plenty to attract the less adventurous." Full review
New York Times "Were they not frozen in stone, the mysterious human figures carved into the ornate Renaissance facade of the Maison des Cariatides would almost certainly be downstairs eating the..."
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