Marguerite, French restaurant in 8th arrondissement of Lyon, France
Marguerite is a restaurant in a renovated early 20th-century villa with three dining rooms and a terrace set within gardens. The space combines historic architecture with the comforts needed for modern dining.
The building served as the residence of Marguerite and Auguste Lumière, pioneers in French cinematography. Their work shaped film history and connects the site to technological innovation of the era.
The kitchen sources ingredients from the Lyon region and interprets them through classical French cooking methods that define the local culinary tradition. Diners can taste how this approach honors the area's gastronomic heritage.
The restaurant operates at lunch and dinner times and has private rooms available for events. It welcomes guests for both casual meals and larger celebrations.
The interior features artistic works by Alain Vavro that weave visual art throughout the dining spaces. This artistic dimension adds an unexpected layer to the gastronomic experience.
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