Le Coq a Julienas ★ 4.4
A Beaujolais institution since 1923 on the ancient market square of Julienas, now run by chef Marie Dias. Seasonal bistronomic menus respect classic Beaujolais terroir whilst reinventing traditional dishes.
The starred restaurant of Auberge du Paradis in the Saint-Amour cru village. Chef-led tasting menus explore the northern edge of Beaujolais with produce from the Maconnais and Beaujolais borderlands. Exceptional wine list spanning both appellations.
Awards: Michelin Guide 2024
Address: 70 Rue des Crus du Beaujolais, 71570 Saint-Amour-Bellevue, France
A Beaujolais institution since 1923 on the ancient market square of Julienas, now run by chef Marie Dias. Seasonal bistronomic menus respect classic Beaujolais terroir whilst reinventing traditional dishes.
A friendly modern bistro at the foot of Mont Brouilly, with over 100 wine references in a self-service cellar. Local seasonal produce prepared with a natural wine ethos; strong Brouilly and Cote de Brouilly focus.
Tip: The self-service cellar lets you browse the full reference list before choosing your bottle; rare in a formal restaurant setting.
The hotel restaurant of Noemys Morgon serves regional culinary specialties on a terrace and in a spacious dining room, with a wine list covering all 10 Beaujolais Crus. Dinner menu from EUR 34.50.
The restaurant of Les Maritonnes hotel at the foot of Moulin-a-Vent vineyards, conceived by Georges Blanc. Two prominent wine cellars frame the dining room; local Moulin-a-Vent and Chenas producers feature prominently on the list.
Chef Thomas Guignier's restaurant in Villie-Morgon pairs plant-forward, instinctive cuisine with a natural Beaujolais wine list drawn from nearby Morgon producers. The attached wine shop allows guests to take bottles home.
The auberge restaurant of Domaine de la Madone on the Fleurie hillside serves traditional Beaujolais cuisine in a room seating 70 or on a panoramic terrace overlooking the Saone valley and estate vineyards.