In this Bordeaux restaurant, everyone pays what they can

The first pay-what-you-can meals are coming to Bordeaux

A true social innovation in Bordeaux, the Dinners of Camille at pay-what-you-can prices are revolutionizing the world of dining for all. Located near the train station and the Capucins market, Camille's Kitchen is an innovative and solidarity culinary space.

With a working and semi-professional kitchen space that can accommodate 20 to 40 people, this unique place promotes exchanges and conviviality. The spot can also be privatized for custom events.

diners de camille prix libre restaurant bordeaux

Fun and participative culinary gatherings on Thursday evenings

Every Thursday, at 5:30 PM for the participative cooking session and from 7:30 PM for the meal, Bordelais are invited to experience a sustainable, participatory, and pay-what-you-can meal. Everyone contributes according to their means. This initiative is led by the eponymous 1901 law association that works to promote neighborhood solidarity and raise public awareness about eating "well, local, and seasonal" with mainly vegetarian dishes.

The public can sign up to participate in the preparation or just come for dinner. "We offer the public to give at conscious prices by indicating that our cost is 12€. So those with limited resources can give 1€ and those who can afford it can give as much as they want," the entrepreneur told us. By relying on collective support and intelligence to build quality relationships, the association contributes to the construction of a society based on trust.