A Local's Guide to Bordeaux Dining

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  • Bordeaux

  • France

  • Food & Wine

  • Boutique Travel

  • Local Travel

  • Foodie

A Local's Guide to Bordeaux Dining
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Bordeaux is a dream destination for foodies. It's a charming, walkable city filled with an embarrassment of seasonal, edible riches for a fraction of Parisian prices. And everything can be washed down with an incredible variety of world-famous, local Bordeaux wines.

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Le Loup: A cozy and stylish restaurant serving small plates of inventive French food with global influences.

Berthus: With a small, highly seasonal, prix-fixe menu comprised of creative takes on French classics, this restaurant is an unbeatable value at 29€, for 3 truly delicious and memorable courses.

Boulangerie Louis Lamour: The most delicate and delicious viennoiserie in Bordeaux. Don't miss the chocolatine—a Bordelais version of a pain au chocolate, where the chocolate is laminated into the croissant dough.

Les Halles Bacalan: A marketplace filled with vendors selling a dizzying array of prepared foods featuring local specialties and international fare.

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