Le Piano Qui Fume

Dijon


Market cuisine, carefully chosen ingredients, reasonably priced wines and a lovely contemporary dining room with traditional touches (exposed brick walls and beams) are the hallmarks of this popular hideaway. The lunchtime plat du jour (daily special) is brilliant value at €9.90.


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