This Monday, February 9th, the Michelin guide revealed 30 new addresses joining its selection for France, and Lyon secured a prime spot. While we await the star ceremony scheduled for March 16, 2026, in Monaco, these initial announcements already set the tone: the culinary scene in Lyon is more vibrant than ever. And it's no wonder...
Among these 30 new establishments discovered by inspectors, 4 Lyonnais restaurants are making their debut in the famous red guide. This prestigious recognition signifies credibility, high standards… and often full dining rooms for months. This year, Lyon also shines with a perfect balance, featuring two female chefs and two male chefs honored. It's a wonderful snapshot of the new culinary generation—bold, committed, and decidedly modern.
4 new Lyonnais addresses celebrated by the Michelin Guide
In the 2nd arrondissement, Emily Dader and her plant-based restaurant Trèfle captivate with inventive and fragrant vegan cuisine, applauded for its sincere commitment. Dan...
In the 6th, Romane Veyrac, at the helm of Rousille, puts a personal twist on the great classics that really hits the mark.See this post on Instagram
On the banks of the Saône, Pierre-Michaël Martin continues to refine his surprise menu concept Chez Pimousse, with remarkable precision and freshness. Finally, Noé Saillard, at Murmures, offers a travel-inspired cuisine enriched with Lyonnais, Lebanese, and Asian influences, backed by solid techniques.
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The Bib Gourmand, the Holy Grail for Food Lovers
The Michelin Guide doesn't forget those who love to eat well without breaking the bank, with five Bib Gourmand awards given in Lyon. This distinction honors restaurants offering quality cuisine for around 40 euros. In other words, the best possible pleasure-price ratio. And here are the 5 awarded restaurants of this prestigious title:
- Accentué delights in the 7th with its expertly balanced spice games.
- Cinq mains, in Old Lyon, showcases the talent of the Cuilleron brothers.
- La Meunière, an iconic bouchon, continues to resonate with tradition.
- La Virée, already awarded by Fooding, confirms its status as a star bistro.
- L’Éclat de Pierre, a bit further in Saint-Didier-au-Mont-d’Or, expands the gastronomic influence of Lyon.
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