Limited wines to taste. However nice service and patio surrounded by lovely buildings.

A few wines to try by the glass. Big selection of bottles. Nice place. Take a read at the list and laugh at some of the bottles they have though

Cozy place

The place is magnificent and the view from the terrace is extraordinary over some of the most beautiful buildings in Dijon. Very nice wines on the menu provided you pay the price. On the other hand, affordable wines can turn out to be mediocre. Weak point on the completely starving boards... Too bad that everything is not at the level of the place.

Everything is there, from the welcome, to the suggestions and the services. Not the slightest fault. At the back of Notre Dame Church, on the outskirts of the antiques district and close to the old center of Dijon, this small wine bar offers a bright and shaded terrace with comfortable sofas and a modern design inside. A finely selected menu with a different, sometimes surprising proposition and some great discoveries. TO DISCOVER ABSOLUTELY.

A pleasant place in the center of Dijon to taste some nectars from the region... For us, a Gevrey-Chambertin; Perfect ! The welcome is as tasty as the wines served. Well done !

I think it's the show bar which today is called pop art I just saw covertramp fantastic show there Concept meal show couple yred well You have to go there with your eyes closed full of very interesting concerts

Nice setting, behind the apse of Notre Dame. An original wine list. I recommend this picturesque place, neither cheaper nor more expensive than elsewhere.

Very nice place. Terrace on rue de la Chouette. It feels like we're on vacation. Bring small blankets for those who are cold, please.

Ordered twice on their site. As a wine merchant and sommelier for 20 years, I bring my experience, I think objectively, to this seller. Of the first 4 bottles opened, 4 went down the sink. We wouldn't even want it to make sangria. The years chosen were nevertheless good (1996) as well as prestigious appellations Morey St Denis, Pommard, Chambolle etc... I am really angry with this so-called wine merchant who must not taste the wines they offer for sale. How can such vinegars be put on sale? Added to this, the term "new arrival" which is more akin to the usual textile trade, is completely misleading in the wine world, when we know that Burgundian winegrowers have very few quantities, and even fewer old vintages. The wines sold on this site certainly come from parallel markets or food clearance companies, which is not very glorious for anyone who calls themselves a wine merchant on the Dijon square... A word of caution and distrust for future potential buyers