Chez les Gones

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Chez les Gones

Chez les Gones is a classic bouchon, a tiny traditional Lyon restaurant. There is a terrace on the top floor which makes a nice seating area if the weather permits. Discover authentic local cuisine at this restaurant where the staff creates food with passion.

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address102 Cours Lafayette, Lyon
moreInfoThe market Les Halles de Lyon
phone+33 4 78 60 91 61
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