Café 203, Restaurant and pub in Vieux Lyon, France
Café 203 spans two floors in a stone building on Quai Fulchiron, with indoor seating and an outdoor terrace overlooking the Saône River. The venue operates as both a restaurant and pub in a single space.
The building dates from the 16th century and once housed a silk merchant during Lyon's textile boom. The café opened in 2010 within this historic structure.
The place serves traditional Lyonnaise dishes alongside modern French classics, featuring regional specialties like quenelles and charcuterie boards. The kitchen reflects what people in this city have eaten for generations.
The location sits roughly 200 meters from Saint Georges Metro station on Line D, making it easy to reach. Reservations can be made through the website, and the place is open from morning until midnight.
After 10 PM, the place shifts into a pub atmosphere with local craft beers and wines, while the kitchen continues serving. This transformation lets you experience the same space as both a dinner destination and a late-night bar.
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