LES 3 DOMES — Restaurant in Lyon

Les Trois Domes in Lyon is an absolute culinary masterpiece that transports you to a world of gastronomic bliss. From the moment you step into the restaurant, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of refined elegance and impeccable taste.

The restaurant's stunning location on the top floor of the Sofitel Lyon Bellecour Hotel provides an enchanting backdrop for a truly unforgettable dining experience. As you enter, you are greeted by a modern and stylish ambiance, with panoramic windows offering breathtaking views of Lyon's architectural wonders and the sparkling Rhône River.

The menu at Les Trois Domes is a testament to the culinary artistry of its talented chefs. Each dish is a harmonious symphony of flavors and textures, beautifully presented with meticulous attention to detail. From the first bite to the last, you embark on a culinary journey that showcases the very best of French cuisine, skillfully infused with innovative twists that excite the palate.

The staff at Les Trois Domes deserve the highest praise for their exemplary service. They are attentive, knowledgeable, and passionate about ensuring that every aspect of your dining experience is nothing short of perfection. From recommending dishes to catering to individual dietary preferences, they go above and beyond to create a truly personalized and memorable experience.

One cannot overstate the beauty of the view that accompanies your meal. As you indulge in the exquisite culinary creations, your gaze wanders across the Lyon skyline, taking in the city's iconic landmarks bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun. It is a mesmerizing sight that adds an extra layer of enchantment to the already extraordinary dining experience.

Les Trois Domes is not simply a restaurant; it is an unforgettable journey of the senses. It is where culinary artistry, impeccable service, and breathtaking views converge to create an experience that is nothing short of magical. Whether you're a connoisseur seeking the pinnacle of fine dining or someone looking to create cherished memories, Les Trois Domes is an absolute must-visit destination in Lyon. Prepare to be captivated and delighted in every...

I dined at Les 3 Domes last night with a party of 13. We reserved in advance, sent our dinner orders in advance and confirmed our arrival. We had high hopes for this night out together at such a well respected restaurant. The experience was not a positive one. We were sat and waited for an hour with only water, no drink order was taken. Once aperitifs were ordered and arrived our pre ordered menu items arrived and were auctioned off as if they didn't know who ordered what. Entrees arrived in the same fashion and still we were never asked if we wanted to order wine or any other drinks. At this point we spoke with the manager about these issues and though he was apologetic, the staff proceeded to ignore us for at least another 30/40 mins. And still, no one came to take orders on bottles of wine or drinks. The desserts came in a more organized way, thankfully. And again we were left with no service for a time until desserts were finished and then we were asked if we wanted coffees, which, at that point, we did not. I think we all could have walked away from this annoyed but ok with the evening, but then the nail was pressed in. As we left and asked for our coats, our waiter, who at this point had showed clear annoyance about our complaint with his lack of service, grabbed all of our coats from a pile placed on the floor, and handed them ALL (13) to me. He stood there while I struggled to keep them from falling on the floor and others in my group came to help out. He stood there watching, right in front of me, for the whole ordeal, doing nothing. Now, you might be wondering how the food was, and I wish I could say it made up for this terrible lack of any professional service, but alas, it did not. It was not wholly bad, the veal was delicious as was the soufflé. The rest was not nearly at the level a restaurant of this acclaim should be. I truly hope this is not how they operate regularly as it was unfortunate that we had to...

My family came here for a nice dining experience- I wouldn't often choose a hotel restaurant but the view seemed unique enough to give it a try. First off, the hotel itself is a little dingy, and the seat we had was rough looking, with ripped leather- really not a great first impression. Then the staff had trouble accommodating our children's dietary/allergy needs. They claimed something got lost in translation but then admitted the chef refused to modify the dish appropriately- complete arrogance. The the maître-d got into an argument with me about what they consider steak to be - apparently they consider hamburger-style ground beef to be a steak filet, after we specifically inquired about it. Adult dishes were fine enough but my fish was terribly salty. Had to refill our own wine glasses because the staff was so slow/inattentive. No apology or accommodation about the dining issues. Such a bizarre dining experience overall and obviously the restaurant only survives because of the view. Biggest disappointment was missing a night at one of Lyon's many truly excellent restaurants with a chef/staff who know what...