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Au 14 FévrierA+Must Try

36 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France · Modern French restaurant, French restaurant · 4.8/5 Google (464 reviews)

Reservations

Romantic, Michelin-starred Franco-Japanese tasting menus with exquisite presentation and attentive service; creative courses shine, though value feels steep to some and non-alcoholic pairings divide opinion.

Why it gets an A+ for overall quality

Au 14 Février stands among the region's finest dining establishments, earning its Michelin recognition through exquisite Franco-Japanese cuisine with standout seafood and desserts, paired with exceptional service attentiveness that balances discreet elegance with genuine warmth. The charming Vieux Lyon setting and consistent execution across visits reinforce its position as a destination for sophisticated diners seeking adventurous, precisely crafted tasting menus in an intimate, romantic atmosphere.

Restaurant Summary

Tucked into Vieux Lyon, the room feels cozy and intimate, with hushed conversation and staff that glide in quietly. One diner gushed, "Service stayed attentive from first bite to last," while plates arrived like miniature artworks that invite you to slow down. The cooking leans Franco-Japanese, a creative and precise tasting progression that layers miso, ponzu, XO sauce, and pristine seafood over French technique. Expect delicate broths, wagyu with fresh wasabi, and spectacular chocolate finales. It suits diners who enjoy adventurous fine dining where presentation and detail matter. For families, this is more date-night than kid stop. The fixed, multi-hour tasting and nuanced flavors are not designed for children, though cheese and some simpler elements exist. Kids may prefer nearby casual spots; here the menu favors sophisticated palates.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost€190-240 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

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Location Insights

Area: Historic old town lanes with medieval facades, tourist appeal, and intimate fine-dining rooms popular for special occasions.

Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked tourist quarter; busy by day, calm at night; standard urban awareness applies.

Nearby: Steps from traboules, boutiques, bouchons, and heritage sites; easy strolls to Saone riverbanks.

Vieux LyonVieux Lyon offers a charming and atmospheric dining context with many traditional and fine dining options, including Michelin-starred restaurants. The area is lively yet retains a historic and romantic ambiance, attracting visitors seeking authentic Lyonnaise cuisine and a picturesque setting.
Rue du BœufRue du Bœuf is a well-known street within Vieux Lyon famous for its concentration of high-end restaurants and intimate dining experiences. It is particularly noted for romantic and fine dining venues, making it a sought-after destination for special occasions.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday07:30–20:30 Wednesday07:30–20:30 Thursday07:30–20:30 Friday12:00–13:00, 07:30–20:30 Saturday12:00–13:00, 07:30–20:30 Sunday

Available: Reservations

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