Le Brunch des Halles
Summer Sunday brunches cooked by local chefs under Dijon's iron market hall.
- Food & markets
- Dijon
- 40 min from Beaune
€120one way from Beaune with a private driver
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At a glance
- Entry
- Paid or by invitation
- Organised by
- Ville de Dijon
- Official website
- destinationdijon.com
Getting there
Private driver from Beaune: 40 min by road (47 km), €120 one way for the whole car.
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About the event
On summer Sundays, Dijon's covered market becomes a dining room. Partner chefs design a brunch of sweet and savoury dishes made with local and regional produce, served under the iron roof of Les Halles with music and a festive setting.
What to expect
Settle at a table under the market roof and work through a brunch composed by the chef of the week, with live music and performances around you. It is a relaxed way to discover the market hall and the flavours of Burgundy in one sitting.
History
The Brunch des Halles, booked through Dijon's tourist office, has become a summer habit for locals and visitors. Its 11th edition ran every Sunday from 21 June to 20 September 2026.
Good to know
Tips for the day
Book online or at the tourist office on rue des Forges; bookings for each Sunday close on Saturday evening and often sell out earlier. In 2026 prices started at 29 euros. Les Halles are in the pedestrian heart of Dijon, so a private driver can drop you close by and pick you up after lunch.
Around here
What to combine with Le Brunch des Halles on the same day, nearest first.
- Culture
Mois des Climats
Each year over several weeks in late spring and early summer, usually ending in early JulyBeaune - Wine festival
Les Vin’dredis de la Halle
Friday evenings through the summer, from late MayGevrey-Chambertin
- Christmas
Les Fééries de Noël de Dijon
Usually from the last Saturday of November to the first Sunday of JanuaryDijon
Dijon
1 km awayMarsannay-la-Côte
7 km awayFixin
10 km away
Questions
The 2027 dates of Le Brunch des Halles have not been announced yet. Usual timing: every Sunday from late June to late September.. The organiser publishes them on destinationdijon.com.
Did you know? Dijon's market hall is often credited to Gustave Eiffel, a son of the city, though his workshops only supplied early plans.
Sources
A private driver for the day
No parking to find, no one left as the designated driver: everyone enjoys a glass.