EBG Rating: 7.8/10

Choice/Quality of Drinks:
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Among central Dijon’s best options for superior beers, Blues Café draws on the best of mid-sized Belgian brands, especially in the fridge but there are some French options too.

A surprise facet is a competent range and production of cocktails, even if it is a bar that doesn’t exactly suit that.

Style/Décor:
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Decorated in a saloon style. Wood fitting and exposed stone through plaster. Wooden high chairs at the bar and leaning posts by the pillars. Upturned barrels with stools, a bar where you will be standing, leaning or perched at a high chair rather than lounging on a sofa.

Atmosphere/Character:
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Lively atmosphere in the evening around the bar and energy around the darts board. Good tempo.

Amenities/Events:
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Snacks, games, jukebox, outdoor seating

Value For Money:
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Typical for central Dijon.

Description:
Among central Dijon’s best options for superior beers, Blues Café draws on the best of mid-sized Belgian brands, especially in the fridge but there are some French options too.

Set on the periphery of the city centre, but this shouldn’t put anyone off, being only a short amble from the Place de la Liberation.

A late bar opening at 5:30 until they give up (usually midnight to 1:30 depending how busy the bar is), it is decorated in a saloon style. Wood fitting and exposed stone through plaster. Wooden high chairs at the bar and leaning posts by the pillars. Upturned barrels with stools, a bar where you will be standing, leaning or perched at a high chair rather than lounging on a sofa.

There’s a fair energy to it, with darts played and a jukebox, and the bar area in particular gives a good social energy too.

(Added February 2026)