Maison Millière Restaurant Boutique Bar à Vin Et Salon De Thé

A very cozy and delicious tea room with very reasonable prices right in the city center. Everything was excellent, but especially their hot spiced apple juice! read more A very cozy and delicious tea room with very reasonable prices right in the city center. Everything was excellent, but especially their hot spiced apple juice!

Kitchen not tried. Only purchased items in the shop; staff very welcoming, but not good value for money. In the afternoon, enjoyed ice cream and kir in the inte... read more Kitchen not tried. Only purchased items in the shop; staff very welcoming, but not good value for money. In the afternoon, enjoyed ice cream and kir in the interior garden. Sublime setting, quality ice cream, very good service. Interesting house to visit...

We visited the shop section of this intriguing place, which resembled an old tavern filled with little treasures. The owner gave us a very warm welcome, explain... read more We visited the shop section of this intriguing place, which resembled an old tavern filled with little treasures. The owner gave us a very warm welcome, explaining the symbolism of the owl in Dijon, and we had a lovely chat. He makes, among other things, small objects and jewelry using dried flowers. A wonderful experience, thank you.

We had lunch in this very pleasant tea room, we had a wonderful time and we highly recommend it!! read more We had lunch in this very pleasant tea room, we had a wonderful time and we highly recommend it!!

Located in one of Dijon's oldest buildings, Maison Millière is a cozy spot where locals and tourists mingle. The food is simple but delicious. You can enjoy a m... read more Located in one of Dijon's oldest buildings, Maison Millière is a cozy spot where locals and tourists mingle. The food is simple but delicious. You can enjoy a meal, coffee or tea, a beer, a glass of wine, homemade pastries, and more. The selection is quite varied. The setting is beautiful and authentic. The half-timbered house, dating from the second half of the 15th century, is truly stunning. It was one of the filming locations for Cyrano de Bergerac, starring Gérard Depardieu. Its beautiful, intricately carved timber-framed facade is briefly visible in an exterior scene. Originally a shop, it still bears the intertwined initials of its first owners, two Gs, engraved above the door. Don't forget the cat and the owl on the roof. The shop itself is also worth a visit, especially for its handcrafted miniature marquetry creations made from precious woods.