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Le Bœuf d'Argent — Restaurant in Lyon

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Le Bœuf d'Argent
Description
Artfully presented, refined French cuisine in a charming, vaulted restaurant with a relaxed vibe.
Nearby attractions
Musée Cinéma et Miniature
60 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral
Pl. Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Basilica of Notre Dame of Fourvière
8 Pl. de Fourvière, 69005 Lyon, France
La Longue Traboule
54 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
MIMESIS | Escape Game Immersive
1 Pl. Paul Duquaire, 69005 Lyon, France
Jardin Archéologique
5 Rue des Estrées, 69005 Lyon, France
Traboules du Vieux Lyon
Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
MAM - Musée des Arts de la Marionnette
1 Pl. du Petit Collège, 69005 Lyon, France
Parc des Hauteurs
Pl. de Fourvière, 69005 Lyon, France
Musée d'histoire de Lyon - Gadagne
1 Pl. du Petit Collège, 69005 Lyon, France
Nearby restaurants
Les Lyonnais
19 Rue de la Bombarde, 69005 Lyon, France
Le Touareg
38 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Le Vieux Lyon
44 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Les Ventres Jaunes
1 Pl. Neuve Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Contre-Champ
29 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Les Grands Buffets Lyonnais
22 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Le Petit Glouton
56 - 58 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Chez Grand-Mère
11 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Fiston - Bouchon Lyonnais (rue Saint-Jean)
33 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Le Palais Saint Jean
40 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Nearby hotels
Villa Florentine
25 Mnt Saint-Barthélémy, 69005 Lyon, France
Traboule “Maison du Crible – Tour Rose”
22 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Cour des Loges Lyon, A Radisson Collection Hotel
6 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Secret Room Spa Lyon
19 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Our place
8 Rue de la Bombarde, 69005 Lyon, France
Home by LP Vieux-Lyon
19 Mnt Saint-Barthélémy, 69005 Lyon, France
Le Petit Tramassac
2 Petite Rue Tramassac, 6 Rue Saint-Jean, 69005 Lyon, France
Collège Hôtel
5 Pl. Saint-Paul 69005, 69005 Lyon, France
Hostel Lyon Centre
45 Mnt du Chemin Neuf, 69005 Lyon, France
Le Chat Perché
2 Av. du Doyenné, 69005 Lyon, France
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Le Bœuf d'Argent

29 Rue du Bœuf, 69005 Lyon, France
4.8(452)
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Artfully presented, refined French cuisine in a charming, vaulted restaurant with a relaxed vibe.

attractions: Musée Cinéma et Miniature, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral, Basilica of Notre Dame of Fourvière, La Longue Traboule, MIMESIS | Escape Game Immersive, Jardin Archéologique, Traboules du Vieux Lyon, MAM - Musée des Arts de la Marionnette, Parc des Hauteurs, Musée d'histoire de Lyon - Gadagne, restaurants: Les Lyonnais, Le Touareg, Le Vieux Lyon, Les Ventres Jaunes, Contre-Champ, Les Grands Buffets Lyonnais, Le Petit Glouton, Chez Grand-Mère, Fiston - Bouchon Lyonnais (rue Saint-Jean), Le Palais Saint Jean
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+33 4 78 38 11 20
Website
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Featured dishes

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Amuse-Bouche
Notre Parmigiana A Base D’aubergine Et Sauce Tomate Fraiche, Parmesan Et Mozzarella
Linguines Crémeuses À La Truffe
Saumon Confit, Sauce À L'aneth Et Crème Aigre Douce D’ail Noir Accompagne De Légumes De Saisons
Tentacules De Poulpe Rôti, Déclinaison De Tomates Et Olive De Nyons AOP

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Nearby attractions of Le Bœuf d'Argent

Musée Cinéma et Miniature

Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral

Basilica of Notre Dame of Fourvière

La Longue Traboule

MIMESIS | Escape Game Immersive

Jardin Archéologique

Traboules du Vieux Lyon

MAM - Musée des Arts de la Marionnette

Parc des Hauteurs

Musée d'histoire de Lyon - Gadagne

Musée Cinéma et Miniature

Musée Cinéma et Miniature

4.7

(5.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral

Saint-Jean-Baptiste Cathedral

4.6

(5.7K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Basilica of Notre Dame of Fourvière

Basilica of Notre Dame of Fourvière

4.8

(14.4K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
La Longue Traboule

La Longue Traboule

4.5

(216)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Lyon Must-Sees with a Lyonnais In English
Lyon Must-Sees with a Lyonnais In English
Wed, Jan 7 • 10:00 AM
69005, Lyon, France
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Soirée Disney Channel & 2010s LYON (QUELQUES BILLETS RESTANTS)
Soirée Disney Channel & 2010s LYON (QUELQUES BILLETS RESTANTS)
Sat, Jan 10 • 7:00 PM
LYON, 69000 Lyon
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No Diet Club - Unique local food in Lyon
No Diet Club - Unique local food in Lyon
Wed, Jan 7 • 6:30 PM
69004, Lyon, France
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Nearby restaurants of Le Bœuf d'Argent

Les Lyonnais

Le Touareg

Le Vieux Lyon

Les Ventres Jaunes

Contre-Champ

Les Grands Buffets Lyonnais

Le Petit Glouton

Chez Grand-Mère

Fiston - Bouchon Lyonnais (rue Saint-Jean)

Le Palais Saint Jean

Les Lyonnais

Les Lyonnais

4.4

(1.9K)

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Le Touareg

Le Touareg

4.5

(1.1K)

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Le Vieux Lyon

Le Vieux Lyon

4.5

(1.7K)

$$

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Les Ventres Jaunes

Les Ventres Jaunes

4.5

(1.5K)

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Reviews of Le Bœuf d'Argent

4.8
(452)
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5.0
40w

Where do I even begin? This was hands down, without question, the best dining experience I have ever had and likely ever will.

I had some last minute unplanned travel changes that landed me in Lyon for a few days. Being the gastronomic capital of France, I wanted to dine at as many Michelin Star restaurants as I could. As fortune would have it, I only had a day or two in advance, so I was only able to reserve a table at one. That meant I had time to visit a little restaurant my friend told me I absolutely HAD to try. I'm so glad I took his advice. Words can't do justice to how truly incredible it was, but I'll do my best to describe my experience...

Atmosphere: 5

The restaurant was very nice but not pretentious. The kind of place you could go to dressed up for a very special occasion or dressed casually for a delicious lunch. I was dressed very casually and felt as welcome as the man dressed to the nines a few tables from me.

Service: 5

I don't typically write reviews about service because, frankly, I care much more about the food. However, the service here was so above and beyond excellent, I had to include it. My waiter was not only incredibly professional and knowledgeable, but was genuinely kind. I could really tell how much he cared about me and my experience and how passionate he was about the food he was serving. I had similar positive interactions with the rest of the staff as well. In fact, the chef personally reached out to me on Instagram to thank me for mentioning them in my stories. How cool is that?!

Food: 5

I honestly don't know how to even put the food into words. It was indescribably delicious. Every aspect of the meal, from start to finish, was absolutely perfect. No exaggeration, my brain released so much dopamine in response to the meal, I legitimately felt high for at least an hour afterwards. I didn't even know food could do that. It was really that good.

In conclusion:

I cannot recommend this restaurant more highly. It's been over a year since I've been and I still think about it almost daily. I feel no need to return to Lyon except to eat here again. You can bet I'll go well out of my way to return. If you have an opportunity, GO!

To the staff, thank you SO much for everything. Dining with you was by far the best part of my trip to France. I can't wait to see you again...

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5.0
3y

This restaurant deserves a 10/5 for their incredible service, delicious food, relaxing atmosphere, and amazing overall experience. Another restaurant booked me at the wrong location and I was on my honeymoon, all dressed up and ready for a fancy dinner with no plans, left hung out to dry. I found this place close by and approached the door. The sweet server at le bœuf asked the owner if they could accommodate us even though they were fully booked. The owner rearranged some tables and made it work—we were incredibly grateful. The aperitif was a nice sparking wine and we kicked things off with an amuse-bouche which featured a slim orange slice that was a refreshing base and a scallop cake on the side. I had the langoustine starter which offered whole langoustine and cream of langoustine with a beetroot and cranberry sauce. They had the most tender and flavorful scallops atop a thing sliced carrot and polenta. Paired well with a nice white wine. I then tried the lyonnaise classic Cervelle de Canut which was packed with fresh herbs and not garlicky like it sometimes is served. To finish, a coffee tartlet with pecan pieces and a brûlée topped mousse. It was perhaps the greatest dessert I have ever had. On top of all this, the prices are absolutely reasonable and I believe this establishment deserves a Michelin Star.

I am forever grateful that this wonderful, quaint, family establishment in old town Lyon went so far out of their way to turn our night around on our honeymoon. This will be a must visit for us every time we...

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5.0
38w

Tucked away in Lyon’s old town, this charming, family-owned restaurant is a true culinary treasure. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with genuine warmth by a family who clearly takes great pride in their food, service, and the experience they create for every guest.

The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, blending rustic charm with elegant touches that make you feel both at home and somewhere special. The passion of the owners shines through in every detail—from the attentive, friendly service to the beautifully crafted dishes that arrive at your table.

Each plate is a work of art, thoughtfully presented and bursting with flavor. The kitchen masterfully combines textures and tastes in a way that feels both fresh and exciting, yet deeply comforting. Every bite is a reminder of how food can tell a story—one of tradition, creativity, and love.

The wine selection is offers great options that perfectly complement the menu. Speaking of the menu, there are several to choose from, each offering a multi-course journey that will leave you completely satisfied (and very full—so come hungry!). Despite the number of courses, the portions are generous, ensuring no one leaves wishing for more.

In short, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the soul of Lyon through food. It's more than just a meal—it’s a warm, delicious memory waiting to be made.

Ps. Menu available on English and the staff all...

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Alex PrittsAlex Pritts
This restaurant deserves a 10/5 for their incredible service, delicious food, relaxing atmosphere, and amazing overall experience. Another restaurant booked me at the wrong location and I was on my honeymoon, all dressed up and ready for a fancy dinner with no plans, left hung out to dry. I found this place close by and approached the door. The sweet server at le bœuf asked the owner if they could accommodate us even though they were fully booked. The owner rearranged some tables and made it work—we were incredibly grateful. The aperitif was a nice sparking wine and we kicked things off with an amuse-bouche which featured a slim orange slice that was a refreshing base and a scallop cake on the side. I had the langoustine starter which offered whole langoustine and cream of langoustine with a beetroot and cranberry sauce. They had the most tender and flavorful scallops atop a thing sliced carrot and polenta. Paired well with a nice white wine. I then tried the lyonnaise classic Cervelle de Canut which was packed with fresh herbs and not garlicky like it sometimes is served. To finish, a coffee tartlet with pecan pieces and a brûlée topped mousse. It was perhaps the greatest dessert I have ever had. On top of all this, the prices are absolutely reasonable and I believe this establishment deserves a Michelin Star. I am forever grateful that this wonderful, quaint, family establishment in old town Lyon went so far out of their way to turn our night around on our honeymoon. This will be a must visit for us every time we are in Lyon.
C DefranC Defran
Tucked away in Lyon’s old town, this charming, family-owned restaurant is a true culinary treasure. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with genuine warmth by a family who clearly takes great pride in their food, service, and the experience they create for every guest. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, blending rustic charm with elegant touches that make you feel both at home and somewhere special. The passion of the owners shines through in every detail—from the attentive, friendly service to the beautifully crafted dishes that arrive at your table. Each plate is a work of art, thoughtfully presented and bursting with flavor. The kitchen masterfully combines textures and tastes in a way that feels both fresh and exciting, yet deeply comforting. Every bite is a reminder of how food can tell a story—one of tradition, creativity, and love. The wine selection is offers great options that perfectly complement the menu. Speaking of the menu, there are several to choose from, each offering a multi-course journey that will leave you completely satisfied (and very full—so come hungry!). Despite the number of courses, the portions are generous, ensuring no one leaves wishing for more. In short, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the soul of Lyon through food. It's more than just a meal—it’s a warm, delicious memory waiting to be made. Ps. Menu available on English and the staff all speak English
MorganeMorgane
J’avais expérimenté le Bœuf d’Argent il y a 6 ans, qui était dans un esprit de cuisine française gastronomique pour lequel j’ai gardé de bon souvenirs. Le restaurant a aujourd’hui changé de propriétaires en mars 2023, il est géré désormais par une famille italienne très sympathique ! J’y suis donc retournée et je suis plutôt mitigée puisque j’ai beaucoup aimé certains aspects mais il y a d’autres choses qui m’ont moins enchantées. J’y suis allée avec mon compagnon avec qui nous avons notamment l’habitude de tester les bistronomiques et gastronomiques lyonnais. A la lecture du menu (truffe, foie gras…très alléchant) nous lisons « diner dégustation 120 euros » avec 6 services et interludes, nous imaginons donc un gastronomique franco-italien. D’autant plus que les propriétaires semblent jouer sur les codes du gastro pour le service (menu en plusieurs services, couverts changés à chaque plat, serveur en costume, ramasse miettes etc etc). Hors, même si le «Franco-italien » était juste, il ne s’agit pas du tout de cuisine gastronomique… et il est là le hic. Nous avons mangé 7 plats consistants, 7 bonnes portions… autant dire qu’au 3ème plat on n’a déjà plus faim et quand on arrive au foie gras poêlé (que j’adore en temps normal) ça ne fait pas envie au contraire on se force à manger… quel dommage parce que c’est très bon. De plus la présentation est plutôt classique et sans trop de recherche de style (une assiette de pâtes, une portion de Parmigiania juste pris du plat et déposée dans l’assiette…). Les bases de cuisine sont là c’est indéniable; hormis le saumon qui manquait de peps tous les plats étaient bien cuisinés et les goûts étaient francs! Gros coup de cœur pour la focaccia qui est délicieuse! Seulement, même si c’était bon, frais et de qualité, on ne vient pas juste pour manger quand on paie 120 euros (a part peut être les touristes…). Surtout que, pour notre part, nous n’avons pas apprécié à leur juste valeur les plats du fait des trop grosses quantités, c’est du gâchis… En effet on veut aussi être éblouis autant par les saveurs que par la présentation. Je pense que pour séduire les lyonnais (à Lyon la concurrence est rude niveau « bonnes tables ») autant que les touristes il faudrait (pour le même tarif) réduire les portions, pepser les plats avec un petit twist original, et travailler la présentation. Pour le même tarif je préfère aller dans un étoilé pour lequel on aura une recherche plus abouti sur les plats (goût et présentation). En résumé, on est un peu perdu concernant l’identité de ce restaurant. Il a beau être placé dans la rue la plus étoilée de France, je pense qu’il faudrait plutôt lui donner une identité « d’excellente trattoria italienne » ou très bon restaurant italien (parce que oui, votre cuisine est très bonne), revoir le style des menus et les prix qui vont avec et ne pas essayer de jouer la carte gastronomique.
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This restaurant deserves a 10/5 for their incredible service, delicious food, relaxing atmosphere, and amazing overall experience. Another restaurant booked me at the wrong location and I was on my honeymoon, all dressed up and ready for a fancy dinner with no plans, left hung out to dry. I found this place close by and approached the door. The sweet server at le bœuf asked the owner if they could accommodate us even though they were fully booked. The owner rearranged some tables and made it work—we were incredibly grateful. The aperitif was a nice sparking wine and we kicked things off with an amuse-bouche which featured a slim orange slice that was a refreshing base and a scallop cake on the side. I had the langoustine starter which offered whole langoustine and cream of langoustine with a beetroot and cranberry sauce. They had the most tender and flavorful scallops atop a thing sliced carrot and polenta. Paired well with a nice white wine. I then tried the lyonnaise classic Cervelle de Canut which was packed with fresh herbs and not garlicky like it sometimes is served. To finish, a coffee tartlet with pecan pieces and a brûlée topped mousse. It was perhaps the greatest dessert I have ever had. On top of all this, the prices are absolutely reasonable and I believe this establishment deserves a Michelin Star. I am forever grateful that this wonderful, quaint, family establishment in old town Lyon went so far out of their way to turn our night around on our honeymoon. This will be a must visit for us every time we are in Lyon.
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Tucked away in Lyon’s old town, this charming, family-owned restaurant is a true culinary treasure. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with genuine warmth by a family who clearly takes great pride in their food, service, and the experience they create for every guest. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, blending rustic charm with elegant touches that make you feel both at home and somewhere special. The passion of the owners shines through in every detail—from the attentive, friendly service to the beautifully crafted dishes that arrive at your table. Each plate is a work of art, thoughtfully presented and bursting with flavor. The kitchen masterfully combines textures and tastes in a way that feels both fresh and exciting, yet deeply comforting. Every bite is a reminder of how food can tell a story—one of tradition, creativity, and love. The wine selection is offers great options that perfectly complement the menu. Speaking of the menu, there are several to choose from, each offering a multi-course journey that will leave you completely satisfied (and very full—so come hungry!). Despite the number of courses, the portions are generous, ensuring no one leaves wishing for more. In short, this restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the soul of Lyon through food. It's more than just a meal—it’s a warm, delicious memory waiting to be made. Ps. Menu available on English and the staff all speak English
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J’avais expérimenté le Bœuf d’Argent il y a 6 ans, qui était dans un esprit de cuisine française gastronomique pour lequel j’ai gardé de bon souvenirs. Le restaurant a aujourd’hui changé de propriétaires en mars 2023, il est géré désormais par une famille italienne très sympathique ! J’y suis donc retournée et je suis plutôt mitigée puisque j’ai beaucoup aimé certains aspects mais il y a d’autres choses qui m’ont moins enchantées. J’y suis allée avec mon compagnon avec qui nous avons notamment l’habitude de tester les bistronomiques et gastronomiques lyonnais. A la lecture du menu (truffe, foie gras…très alléchant) nous lisons « diner dégustation 120 euros » avec 6 services et interludes, nous imaginons donc un gastronomique franco-italien. D’autant plus que les propriétaires semblent jouer sur les codes du gastro pour le service (menu en plusieurs services, couverts changés à chaque plat, serveur en costume, ramasse miettes etc etc). Hors, même si le «Franco-italien » était juste, il ne s’agit pas du tout de cuisine gastronomique… et il est là le hic. Nous avons mangé 7 plats consistants, 7 bonnes portions… autant dire qu’au 3ème plat on n’a déjà plus faim et quand on arrive au foie gras poêlé (que j’adore en temps normal) ça ne fait pas envie au contraire on se force à manger… quel dommage parce que c’est très bon. De plus la présentation est plutôt classique et sans trop de recherche de style (une assiette de pâtes, une portion de Parmigiania juste pris du plat et déposée dans l’assiette…). Les bases de cuisine sont là c’est indéniable; hormis le saumon qui manquait de peps tous les plats étaient bien cuisinés et les goûts étaient francs! Gros coup de cœur pour la focaccia qui est délicieuse! Seulement, même si c’était bon, frais et de qualité, on ne vient pas juste pour manger quand on paie 120 euros (a part peut être les touristes…). Surtout que, pour notre part, nous n’avons pas apprécié à leur juste valeur les plats du fait des trop grosses quantités, c’est du gâchis… En effet on veut aussi être éblouis autant par les saveurs que par la présentation. Je pense que pour séduire les lyonnais (à Lyon la concurrence est rude niveau « bonnes tables ») autant que les touristes il faudrait (pour le même tarif) réduire les portions, pepser les plats avec un petit twist original, et travailler la présentation. Pour le même tarif je préfère aller dans un étoilé pour lequel on aura une recherche plus abouti sur les plats (goût et présentation). En résumé, on est un peu perdu concernant l’identité de ce restaurant. Il a beau être placé dans la rue la plus étoilée de France, je pense qu’il faudrait plutôt lui donner une identité « d’excellente trattoria italienne » ou très bon restaurant italien (parce que oui, votre cuisine est très bonne), revoir le style des menus et les prix qui vont avec et ne pas essayer de jouer la carte gastronomique.
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