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The best places to eat Halal in Dijon

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The Editor

La Table du Garçon Boucher

Are you looking for the best spots to enjoy halal dishes in Dijon? Great news, we’ve put together a list of six amazing places to delight your taste buds. Let’s dive in!

Le Sartaj: the warmth of India right in the city center

Located on Berbisey Street, Le Sartaj is a beloved spot for Indian food lovers. With a rating of 4.8/5 on Google and 9/10 on TheFork, this restaurant knows how to please everyone.

The menu is a festival of flavors: crispy samosas, aromatic tandoori chicken, and delightful lamb and prawn dishes. Everything here is delicious and comes at sweet prices (expect to pay between 15 and 20 € per dish). The warm atmosphere and impeccable service make the experience even better. So, are you ready to travel without leaving Dijon?

Address: 42 Rue Berbisey, 21000 Dijon, France

Mezze du Liban: A Delicious Stop Near the Theatre

Located on Rue Chabot Charny, just a hop away from the Place du Théâtre, Mezze du Liban welcomes you with its 100% homemade halal dishes. No fuss here: it’s tasty, it’s friendly, and it’s perfect for an evening with friends or family.

What’s on the menu? Melting Kafta, chicken shawarma, and other delightful small plates perfect for sharing. With a compact but effective menu, you can be sure you'll enjoy top-notch quality. A must-try spot for a Lebanese escape on your plate.

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Address: 31 Rue Chabot Charny, 21000 Dijon, France

À la Braise by Abou: Reinvented Chicken

Head over to Chenôve to discover À la Braise by Abou, rated 4.8/5 on Google. Here, the braised chicken is the star, and what a queen of marinades it is! Every bite is an explosion of flavors.

You can also create your own bowl with a base (homemade fries or rice), a protein (chicken or merguez), and delicious toppings. There are also shareable menus, perfect for a friendly feast.

Address: 35 Rue de Longvic, 21300 Chenôve, France

Le Resto: everything to please at place Émile Zola

Le Resto, located in the lively place Émile Zola, is the perfect spot for diverse groups. Why? Because the dishes can be served halal or not, depending on preferences.

From burgers to pizzas, and even Savoyard dishes, there's something for everyone’s taste. All this in a cozy atmosphere in winter or on a sunny terrace in summer. Great value for money and a prime location... what more could you ask for?

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Address: 10 Pl. Émile Zola, 21000 Dijon, France

For meat lovers, Tomah Grill and La Table du Garçon Boucher share a common philosophy: quality and local sourcing. These two spots are created by the same passionate group dedicated to butchery: Le Garçon Boucher.

Tomah Grill: from farm to plate

At the intersection of butchery and cuisine, Tomah Grill focuses entirely on quality. Located in Quétigny, this concept offers dishes crafted with ultra-fresh, 100% French products.

Halal meat enthusiasts will be delighted with the perfect cuts sourced from local farmers. The menu is truly a joy: delicious dishes prepared on-site with care. For lovers of fine meat, it's an experience not to be missed.

Address: 7 Bd du Champ aux Métiers, 21800 Quetigny, France

The Butcher Boy's Table: Gourmet Fast Food

In Chenôve, The Butcher Boy's Table is reinventing fast food with a butcher's twist. On the menu: gourmet burgers, meat platters, and other specialties that blend speed with quality.

Open from Monday to Saturday, this spot offers a friendly atmosphere and dishes that are both hearty and unique. Dine in or take away, it's the perfect choice for a lunch break or a quick dinner.

Address: 132 Av. Roland Carraz, 21300 Chenôve, France

So, are you ready to try out these 6 must-visit halal spots in Dijon? Enjoy your meal!