Alain Hesse Fromagerie
The great thing about buying cheese from this "Maître Fromager" is that he also stocks the wines, relishes and biscuits he's personally paired with them.
Village Des Antiquaires
Lovers of antiques shouldn't miss an opportunity to look in when in town, even if only to look—these are the real deal with values and prices to match.
Moutard Maille
The delicious relish that's synonymous with the city it comes from, this is the oldest and most highly regarded place to buy it in all of France.
Pain d’Epices Mulot et Petitjean
Don't leave Dijon without the "pain d'épice" that most appeals from this shop in a 15th-century building. They've been producing it for more than 200 years.
Rue de la Liberté
Dijon's main shopping street is far prettier than most. Get all those premium high street brands while marvelling at buildings from the 15th to 18th century.
Les Halles — Marché Couvert de Dijon
Stock up on gastronomic treats in this market that the French recognise as one of their best in a beautiful building by the man who built the Eiffel Tower.