Récemment récompensé par une étoile au Guide Michelin, notre restaurant gastronomique Clos du Cèdre vous accueille dans une élégante maison de maître vigneron du XIXème siècle, attenante à l’Hostellerie. Dans une suite de salons de caractère ou sur la belle terrasse estivale au cœur du parc, le chef Jordan Billan et sa brigade passionnée proposent une cuisine inventive et parfumée puisant son inspiration aux sources du terroir bourguignon. La carte, qui met à l’honneur les producteurs locaux, évolue au fil des saisons et vous permettra de découvrir les secrets de la gastronomie locale. Les vins de Bourgogne occupent une place de choix dans notre carte des Vins, qui compte plus de 400 références.
Hours
| Friday | 7–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–1:30 PM, 7–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–1:30 PM, 7–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 7–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12 Bd Maréchal Foch, 21200 Beaune, France
Phone: +33 3 80 24 01 01
Website: https://www.cedrebeaune.com/fr/page/restaurant-beaune-michelin.2163.html
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: zenchef.com
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Reviews
Can’t wait to visit you again!
P.S. there was a guest at a table next to us who showed a behavior more than unfriendly (you can read his comment here), but be sure to, the staff will do their very best to make you happy. Sometimes people are not willing to be happy, but stay rude. This guy was even rude in the lobby of the hotel before we met him again in the restaurant.
And yes, sometimes you are experiencing strange behaviors, but such a behavior makes you laughing.
I clearly mentioned in advance that I don’t eat cheese. Despite this, one of the courses was cheese-based and, instead of a proper alternative, I was served a bowl of plain lettuce. There was no thoughtful salad, no creativity, just a simple bowl with a few leaves. I have genuinely never experienced anything like that in a restaurant, especially not at this level.
When I pointed it out, the response felt dismissive, as if my concern wasn’t taken seriously. I raised it with the server, and then a manager came over, but it felt more like they were “hearing me out” than actually addressing the issue. Rather than taking responsibility, I was met with pushback and the explanation that it was simply because I don’t eat cheese. Only after I explained that a restaurant charging €240 per person for the tasting menu, excluding drinks, should still be able to offer a comparable alternative did they finally bring a small substitute dish. Even then, there was no real attempt to make up for the experience.
For the price and reputation, I expected far more flexibility, hospitality, and attention to the guest. The food itself was good, but the way this situation was handled overshadowed the evening.
We left with a €700 bill for two people and an unpleasant aftertaste. We didn’t feel taken seriously.
The presentation of the food was impeccable, and the sommelier’s knowledge was truly remarkable, enhancing our dining experience with perfect wine pairings.
The tasting menu was a culinary masterpiece, each dish crafted with precision and thoughtfulness. The highlight was undoubtedly the personal touch of the chef greeting us at the end of the night to ensure our satisfaction.
The interior design of the restaurant was phenomenal, creating an elegant yet comfortable atmosphere that added to the overall experience.
Thank you to the team at Clos Du Cèdre for a riveting evening that we will remember fondly
So what’s interesting here? A young chef in an old house.
Let’s get the old house subject out of the way first. It’s in a beautiful master house, offering several rooms for you to dine.
The chef is quite young and although he had some experience, he seems to create his own path. The langoustine is a good example. You can see him exploring and coming up with his own experience.
The price is very decent for a one star dinner, even if you take the full menu (that’s what we did).
The crowd was very international. May be it was the day, but I guess it’s also because of the city business (wine). Obviously a lot of customers were in the industry. But I think it’s great for couples (I spotted some) because you can easily be in your own bubble.
The service got better after a busy beginning and they ended up being extremely nice, even quite touching in one case.
It’s a solid one star.