Very interesting and informative exposition. It took us around 4h to really see all of it. A lot of information about history of wine, types and how to taste wine. Glass of wine at the top of the tower (with balcony) in the price of the ticket ( if you are planning to see more museums and use the public transport it is good to get Bordeaux Pass).

Cité du Vin – A Must-Visit in Bordeaux City Cité du Vin is a destination you simply shouldn’t miss when visiting Bordeaux. As a modern wine museum, it offers a unique and immersive way to explore the world of wine—its history, culture, and influence across different civilizations. It makes learning about wine not only accessible but genuinely fun. The exhibitions are engaging and interactive, offering insights not just into French wine history, but also fascinating stories from wine cultures around the world. There are plenty of hands-on activities throughout, making it an enjoyable experience for all ages. With your entry ticket, you can even exchange it for a drink—wine or juice—at the top floor bar, where you’ll enjoy your sip with a beautiful panoramic view of Bordeaux. A perfect way to end your visit!

A world class museum, brings wine making to life! Sensory exhibits as well as highly informative wine making processes and historical interpretations. Not to be missed, and a decent glass of wine upstairs with a view from the tower included!

A great way to learn and understand where the vines and wine came from. A full part dedicated to history, wine making, spreading. Aromas and tasting await you. Go and spend a few hours and you leave knowing more about wine and its origins. Finish the tour with a tasting on the top of the building enjoying a view of the city!

This was a fun museum! Easy to navigate and easy to get to from Bordeaux city center via the city tram system. The interactive displays were educational and interactive. We particularly enjoyed the various scent educational exhibits. The observation deck on the 8th floor with wine tasting is an additional bonus. Very friendly multilingual staff.

A wonderful museum dedicated to everything related to wine. It is an interactive, self guided, tour over how grapes are grown, harvested, made into wine. It has the history of wine and the 5 senses of wine tasting. This is a good place to get a sample of various wines in France and around the world.

Well worth a visit when in Bordeaux. The wine history is interactive and detailed. You can spend some time here exploring, then enjoy a wine on the 8th floor or a meal at the restaurant. Wine cellar and shop with lots of interesting products available

Fantastic local market in Bordeaux. Wonderful fresh produce and interesting snacks to buy. Unfortunately, it was a public holiday, so not everything was open, but still enjoyed it. We bought strawberries, fish, cheeses, and other fruit and vegetables

Good place for early risers to check out a local market. Good selection of raw seafood, meats and even good wine and pastry. Easy walking from our Airbnb

Amazing melons and lovely vegetables. Plenty of Stalls to eat quality food

Very upscale market, fun for a walk around but might get expensive if you’re actually buying things! Looks like quality produce and goods though.

Interesting market with plenty of amazing local produce, cheeses and cold cuts, butchers and fish mongers. We thought it would be bigger or other types of vendors around too. But seeing so much local produce did not disappoint!

Impressive market with lots to offer. It is under a roof and seems to have a parking deck on top of it? The stands are packed in and quite large. The smells and sights of the fresh foods overwhelm the senses. Lots of seafood, fresh veggies, bread, cheeses, meats, and even some stands selling household goods, etc. on the outskirts. We went on a Friday and it was fairly crowded, but I imagine it to be bustling on the weekend. There are a few bars/restaurants in each quadrant as well.

Wonderful market of fresh vegetables, flowers, fish and meat. Not crowded and plenty of places to eat which are clean and delightful. This is a compact market and not as large as one would expect from a city the size of Bordeaux.

This is a imposing bell tower located along Rue St. James in Bordeaux. Built in the 15th-century and originally an entrance into the city and part of the medieval wall around Bordeaux, the tower previously served as a dungeon and was given its present 7 tonne clock in 1775. Worth a look-see if passing through this area.

A beautiful bell tower and gate from the old city wall of Bordeaux. The bell is seldom used now but the tower and the gate remain. A great place to visit.

Beautiful monument. One of the oldest surviving gates in Bordeaux. The street that leads to the gate is full of cute shops and restaurants. Check both sides of the gate.

We happened upon this area in the evening and the Grosse is very impressive at night with the lights and lively little streets. A must see in Bordeaux and if you can visit in the evening,even better.

The architecture of the Grosse Cloche is impressive! The Church of Saint Eloi is right next to it, there you can learn about the city and the church history. The surrounding streets are very lively, with great restaurants and bars, making this one of the best places to visit in Bordeaux.

Impressive architecture. It can easily be missed. So check for it.

Beautiful architecture, very scenic with multiple boutique shops down the street.

Interesting climb and information at the second level. Could see much of the city and another beautiful view of the church next door. I hate heights but took in the wonderful view anyway. Quite a workout as it is 9 stories straight up a spiral staircase to the first tier, then another few to the top. Stairs are a bit uneven, but ok if you take your time and be careful.

Astonishing view of the city! The 233 stairs are totally worth it, you get to see the main monuments of Bordeaux. There are two viewpoints and in the first one you can see the bell. We went on a cloudy day but it's still amazing. I recommend to buy they tickets in advance

Stunning views from the top. The climb is quite an effort at over 200 steps, but if you can manage it, it's so worth it. Just fantastic.

This is the bell tower that is separate to the main St. Andrea Cathedral at Place Pey-Berland. It was constructed during the 15th-century and stands 66 metres in height. Like the cathedral it is Flamboyant Gothic in architectural style. At the top of the steeple there is a gilded figure of Mary with Christ. This was added in 1863. You can enjoy viewing Tour Pey-Barland from numerous positions with the square on the east side of the cathedral. If interested, it is also possible to enter (€9 per adult), climb the 233 steps and enjoy panoramic views of the city from the bell tower terraces.

You should definitely go to the top. 203 steps but it isn't that difficult and well worth the climb. You will have fantastic views of Bordeaux from all directions and get a birds eye view of the church.

The Pey Berland Tower in Bordeaux offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the cityscape that is truly worth the climb. The ascent provides a unique perspective on Bordeaux's architectural beauty and surrounding landscapes. However, it's worth noting that the stairway leading to the top is quite narrow, which may pose a challenge for those less comfortable with confined spaces. Despite the narrow stairs, the unparalleled views from the tower make the experience memorable and offer a fascinating glimpse into the historical and contemporary charm of Bordeaux.

Ready to climb up the 233 steps of the helical stairs leading up to one of the most spectacular views on Bordeaux? This is the place to be!! For a small price you get to see the biggest bells in the belltower (one of 8 tons and heavier than the bells in the cathedral), the most beautiful views and history of this beautiful city on top of it. Really friendly welcoming!

The food was outstanding—both creative and flavorful. For me, the highlights were the sweetbreads and the steak tartare. Given that it's in Bordeaux, I had anticipated a broader selection of local wines by the glass, though perhaps that's not the focus here. As for the service, my wine order was forgotten, which is something I haven't experienced in quite some time. Nevertheless, this place has great potential and is an excellent spot overall.

Excellent chef. Creative plates. We were grateful to have the menu on the phone to try to figure out what we were eating. The Erika cocktail was exceptional. I've Never tasted anything like that. The (red) wine was served too cold and the list was disappointing considering the food quality. The speakeasy in the back is a joke. The grandfather clock just blocks the sight from the street and somewhat separates the dining area from the bar. Annoying reservation policy with an 80 euro charge for cancellation or no show.

Amazing and creative food. Very well presented and I like the risks they take choosing different ingredients. Their cocktails were very well selected too, they know what they are doing. Very affordable price for the high quality and standards that they deliver. Highly recommended this place.

We recently dined at Symbiose in Bordeaux and had an amazing experience. The meal was a 10/10, with the shared antipasto platter being a standout. Every item was local and fresh, leaving us very satisfied. Both our mains and desserts were enjoyed. This restaurant is definitely one of the best, with their magnificent cocktails adding to the experience. For warmer months, I would highly recommend sitting outside, although the inside is also beautiful.

Amazing experience at Symbiose, shout out to the bartender Lucas who gave us a boomerang to take to Friday.

5/5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐! Expectational dining experience! Food is delicious and fresh - a perfect match in every way. Best seasonal produce, really thought full dish concepts. The restaurant room is cozy & casual. Top service and fine drinks ahead! Definitely a gem in the Bordeaux dining world! We had the set menu for lunch- everything was great 😃👍 loved it

Creative food with success! Professional Staff introducing you to the various flavours of the menu. A good surprise.

Unbelievable experience at La Tupina. A hedonistic experience to say the least. Amazing selection of meats cooked over open fire. Frites cooked in duck fat. Not a meal for the faint of heart to be sure. There is a fish option but with stunning selection of Beef, Chicken, Lamb and Sweetbreads why would you? Have a different meal for fish. Really. Everything was executed to perfection and after a week in Bordeaux this was the greatest meal of the whole week. The kitchen had no misses. Would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Bordeaux and it is now on my "must visit" list for next time.

Came here because our friend is a fan of Rick Stein, and this open-fire dinning restaurant has been recommended in one of his programmes. The food was fantastic, cooked in kind of primordial cooking style. The service was brilliant, the staff were friendly and chatting with customers, they answered every question we had for their dishes, feeling so nice to be in relaxed, friendly atmosphere! It’s really something we did not expect we would experience in this city Bordeaux, and it’s definitely worth to visiting.

We liked the good French food, the impeccable service and the old fashioned place. We did not appreciate at all that they tried to rip us off when paying. We had reserved a set menu at 115 EUR per person, but the bill mentioned twice 155 EUR. Luckily enough, even after some wine, I spotted the tentative fraud.

Fabulous meal in wonderful surroundings. Chef Franck Audu really looked after us, as did the front of house staff, especially Saliou! My Crème d'asperges, Œuf parfait, Copeaux d'Ossau Iraty was fabulous, as was my duck! We were so well looked after, had a wonderful table near the fire. Everything was delicious & we were spoilt rotten!! 100% recommend!

La Tupina never disappoints! The venue inside is cosy and authentic and the terrace seating is relaxed and elegant. The team are always warm, professional and very accommodating. This time, we had a bottle of wine and 2 perfectly cooked and perfectly seasoned chateaubriand beef fillets. Best frites in France also. We can’t wait to go back!

This is some very good, simple food. We ordered the chicken (just okay but the duck fat chips were SO good), the duck (very delicious, but needed salt), the vegetarian (so pretty to look at), and the traditional pasta (absolutely outstanding). Very unassuming and a nice time. We tried the wine of the week and the month and they were also delightful.

Wowowow amazing! Highly recommend, the food was marvellous and the portion sizes were huge, we couldn’t finish! The staff were fantastic and had great food and wine recommendations. 10/10

Le Cent 33 in Bordeaux offers an exceptional dining experience. The cuisine is outstanding, with each dish showcasing meticulous preparation and exquisite flavors. The wine pairings are thoughtfully selected, complementing the menu beautifully. The service is attentive and professional, enhancing the overall experience. However, during my visit, I noticed that some staff members had noticeable body odor, which detracted from the otherwise pleasant atmosphere. Addressing this issue would elevate the dining experience to match the high standards of the food and service.

Absolutely impeccable experience from start to finish. The menu is a real delight for the senses -- taste, texture, scents, and gorgeous visual presentation down to the silverware used -- and the service was top notch. Cannot recommend enough, and the lunch menu is a fantastic value for those wanting to spend a smaller budget.

We loved everything! The knowledgeable and passionate staff, the chef that came out to chat and obviously the food and wine selection. The sommeliers gave us great recommendations that fit our taste and they did have wine options for all kinds of budgets. The food was delish and while creative, the pairings weren't too crazy. We did the 4-course menu and had a truly enjoyable evening.

Everything was great, and the food was delicious. The only thing that spoiled the dinner was a mistake on the bill—the waiter charged for a much more expensive champagne than the one we ordered. We weren’t sure whether it was an accident or done on purpose. So, a piece of advice: check your bill carefully before paying.

Excellent food, nice atmosphere. A 'must visit' when you are in Bordeaux (and appreciate fine dining).

My wife and I were recommended this fine establishment and we had a gift voucher to use. We went with their six course ‘experience’ tasting menu and we were not disappointed. It was absolutely delicious. There were two appetiser courses in advance of the six courses, as well as additional palette cleansers and an after dinner drink. The six courses included just one meat based course, a new sweetbread course. The other five courses were mostly seafood and vegetarian based. The food was incredibly experimental and finely executed. The staff were extremely helpful in their guidance and wine recommendations. We were the last table to leave the restaurant and we enjoyed a quick chat with the chef before leaving. Would definitely recommend.

Reply to store：First of all, thank you to the store for the quick reply! However, my questions have not been answered or resolved. 1. The waiter served in a hurry and impatiently. Instead of changing the tableware, he threw the tableware aside in a hurry, causing the sauce on the plate to fall onto the tablecloth and onto the cuff of my right hand. 2. The first glass of rosé champagne before the meal was served in a red wine glass instead of a champagne glass, which was slightly unprofessional. 3. Because the waiter kept urging us to leave quickly, at least half of the entire bottle of wine we ordered, which cost more than 100 euros, was left with no time to finish it, which was wasted. 4. The waiter’s introduction was very fast, and he left in a hurry before I could hear him clearly or ask questions (my headphones did not play the audio, which did not affect my hearing). The Taiwanese waiter was not in charge of our table, but only occasionally came to help with questions. 5. The taxi driver sent me to the wrong address, and then we took a long detour to get to the restaurant, so we paid double the fare. On the way, I called the restaurant to explain the problem: the driver drove me to the wrong address. late for traveling Original： I have been in France for more than a week. I guess after comparing the service in other French restaurants, I feel that the service in this restaurant is not very good. 1. First of all, not only did they not change the cutlery after each dish, they also threw my fork and spoon directly on the table, leaving the sauce on the tablecloth (other French restaurants will replace new knives and forks for every dish) 2. Several local waiters were in a hurry when they introduced it. They finished speaking quickly and hurriedly walked away before being heard clearly. Fortunately, there was a Taiwanese waiter who introduced again carefully (otherwise, he would have received zero points for service). 3. There seemed to be air leakage in the window seat. I felt a little cold after eating and suddenly had a stomachache. However, the blond waiter asked me three times if I wanted to order more coffee and tea. Fortunately, the Taiwanese waiter poured me some hot water and it made me feel better. 4. We ordered a whole bottle of wine but had half a bottle left. The waiter rushed us to leave. He asked us three times if we wanted coffee and hurriedly took away our plates from the table. 5. Our first glass of champagne was given by the waiter in an ordinary red wine glass... He did not change the champagne glass... He did not pay much attention to details. The overall food is okay, but there is no harm without comparison. Compared with the Son' Oftheson and Le 428 that I ate a few days ago, the per capita consumption was only a little over 60 euros, but the experience and service were very good. Today, two people ate at this restaurant for 393 euros, but The experience was very bad. Fortunately, there was a Taiwanese waiter who was very enthusiastic and patient enough to introduce the dishes to us and bring us clothes when we went out. Otherwise, I would be extremely disappointed!

Amazing service - very busy but the team were very attentive! Comfortable place with many seating options. Great meals and wines available - well priced and delicious!

Very quick but friendly service and solid food. I neither get the super positive reviews nor the tourist trap comments. It is a solid bistro with prices that match the location. The meat was of good quality, the salad garnish generous, the side veggies tasty. The fries soso. The wine choice by glas was actually much better than on the menu available online.

I ate the t bone steak, although it was good cooked somehow there was a strange taste on it (maybe burnt or because of the salt? can’t tell) My partner chose the casserole dish and not happy with it at all. Although we did a reservation in advance, the table was uneven and very small, uncomfortable, we had to sit next to each other and not facing each other. The service was okay but not the friendliest.

I ate my first Beef Tartare and half shell Oysters, they were fantastic, the dessert collection was also delicious, the atmosphere was quite original, I was expecting more on the service, recommended overall.

What a lovely evening! We couldn’t visit Bordeaux without having the local bordelaise steak. Wow! What a treat! We chose the steamed seasonable vegetables and potato’s. They did not disappoint! Compliments to the chef! The staff was so accommodating and friendly.

Perfect food, location and staff. We are definitely coming back. Thanks for the nice evening. Very happy customers

Good service (although management was rushing us). Nice local house wine. The Cassoulet was truly SPECTACULAR! Don't miss it! The Oysters are OK. You will find them better. The Frites are good. But again the beef (rib eye, sirloin) not great (low quality although flavorful). The Flank was better! Nice ambiance but they want to limit the time in a table of 7 to two hours while they take their sweet time themselves to serve. The Crème Brûlée is good and the Apple Pie is awesome. We appreciate the excellent floor service.

Both the front and the back of the house were at the top of their game when I visited as a solo diner on a Friday night. I opted for a 6 course dinner with wine pairings. A memorable experience!

Everything is fabulous there, service, food and also the vibe. We celebrated my husband’s birthday there and went for 6 courses set menu, it is amazing designed and delicious.

This dining experience was a true highlight of our trip. They were very accommodating to our dietary needs, which was so appreciated. We did the wine pairing with the menu and it definitely elevated an already elevated experience. We will absolutely be dining here again the next time we’re in Bordeaux.

Great time had at this fabulous establishment. Service great, food excellent, wines amazing. Good vibe in the restaurant and had much fun. Thank you!

Creativity and a beautiful influence of subtlety of flavours Daily creative experiences. Well proportioned with excellent presentation and information provided by the maitre de par excellence Fanny and her team. Wines by the glass that are moderately priced not to skew the Manu for value experience. Love go back there every time I go to bordeaux

What a great culinary experience in Bordeaux. Staff really attentive, friendly and knowledgable. Food was really good. We went for the 6 dishes testing menu:really worth! The braised beef was and explosion of flavours in our mouth. Really recommend the cheese platter too with a gluten free bread absolutely delicious! Highly recommended!

Gorgeous ambience here and the food was out of this world, so so tasty. Service was fabulous, the staff were all so helpful and friendly. Definitely will be back next time I'm in bordeaux