Coffee shops and tea rooms Dijon

La Causerie des Mondes is a delightfully vintage place where nostalgic diners flock, for here there's an air of breakfast at Grandma's. Disparate wooden tables, books on shelves, knick-knacks here and there, alongside a slate displaying the day's pastries. Mismatched wooden tables, books on shelves, knick-knacks here and there, alongside a slate displaying the day's pastries. You come for a homemade soup, a clafoutis, a warming dish, a French toast or simply to have a cup of tea. In short, to warm your heart and body, relax and even recharge your batteries, La Causerie des Mondes is the place to go.

The Madeleine Café has been the must-see meeting place in the antique district since 2018. In a wooded decor, cool in the summer and warm in the winter, it is the place for those who like to take their time with a good book or chat with friends. If you don't come for a gourmet breakfast, hurry there at lunchtime and taste a proposal from the daily and seasonal menu. A tea and coffee room, the pleasure would not be complete without the pastries. Delicious nectars, pressed juices or smoothies will sweeten the beautiful days that are coming back.

The Comptoir des Colonies is an institution in Dijon. On market days, places are expensive, so much so that it is a popular tea room! In the summer, the large terrace welcomes you to stroll and watch the passers-by get restless. In the winter, the crowded room and the smell of coffee have something comforting. You can choose from about 20 different types of coffee and it is roasted by hand a few steps away. Le Comptoir also has many teas from the famous house "Mariage Frères", and all are served with a nice slice of pound cake. Finally, the Comptoir des Colonies offers a few aperitifs and some very good rums. An address to visit!

Come discover the flavors of freshly ground coffee at Caffè Gufo. The owner, Jean-Baptiste Legouge, who is passionate about roasting, is happy to tell customers about the secrets of making coffee. Located on rue de la Chouette, a stone's throw from the Square des Ducs, it's an opportunity to take a short break on the terrace to taste local and natural coffees, like those found at the Caféothèque in Paris. The menu is renewed every three weeks and the espresso, whether lungo or ristretto, costs two euros. The icing on the cake is that the house offers green coffee and infusions made from coffee cherries. Jean-Baptiste is still inspired by his trips to Italy to compose his menu, with for example the delicious Bicerin from Turin. Finally, for those who are not convinced, you can enjoy Christine Dattner's tea or opt for a beer or a fruit juice.

Espresso-T is a place apart. Coffee is king here, and coffee lovers can rediscover it cold, savour it by slow Chemex infusion, or marvel at Arnaud and Bertrand's Latte Art. New: On-site roasting, high quality coffees and the launch of their own brand "les cafés Ours Blanc". On the menu: "Les Jardins de Gaia" tea, of course, and without doubt the best Chaï in Dijon. Why is that? Because it is brewed the day before in a clever blend of spices that makes all the difference. At all hours: bagels, croque-monsieur, soups, but also sweet tarts and cakes, including the inevitable cheesecake. Or the carrot cake. To tell the truth, it's impossible to tell them apart.