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Au 14 Février

  • CuisineFrench-Japanese
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibeIntimate, quiet, tasting-menu dining
  • Price$$$

Au 14 Février is a one-Michelin-star restaurant at 36 Rue du Boeuf in Vieux Lyon, the old town of Lyon in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. Chef Tsuyoshi Arai cooks a French-Japanese cuisine that combines classical French technique with Japanese precision and produce, and Gault&Millau rates the restaurant 15/20.

One-star French-Japanese surprise-menu restaurant of chef Tsuyoshi Arai in Vieux Lyon.

Au 14 Février is a one-Michelin-star restaurant at 36 Rue du Boeuf in Vieux Lyon, the old town of Lyon in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. Chef Tsuyoshi Arai cooks a French-Japanese cuisine that combines classical French technique with Japanese precision and produce, and Gault&Millau rates the restaurant 15/20. The restaurant works on a fixed daily surprise menu, so there is no à la carte and no printed list of dishes: the kitchen decides, and diners learn the courses as they arrive. This makes it a good choice for visitors who prefer to leave decisions to the chef, but it also means that dietary restrictions should be declared when booking. The menu costs about €110 to €150 per person excluding drinks, and both a wine pairing and an alcohol-free pairing are available, which is a useful option for guests who do not drink. The dining room in the Renaissance old town is intimate and quiet, in keeping with the tasting-menu format; dress is smart-casual to smart. Because the room is small and the format is fixed, reservations are required and should be made well ahead, especially for Friday and Saturday evenings and the busy tourist months. Opening times are described differently by sources: dinner Tuesday to Saturday with limited lunch service, or Monday to Friday evenings, so the schedule should be confirmed at the time of booking. No dedicated website was found in the data, so reservations are made through the restaurant's usual channels. The address, on a street in the Vieux Lyon quarter between the Saône and the Fourvière hill, suits a visit combined with the cathedral, the traboules and the Roman theatres.

Practical information for Au 14 Février · Last updated September 2026
Price $$$
Hours Sources conflict: dinner Tuesday to Saturday with limited lunch, or Monday to Friday evenings. Confirm before booking.
Reservations Required; fixed daily surprise menu, wine pairing and alcohol-free pairing available.
Address 36 Rue du Boeuf, 69005 Lyon, France

Signature dishes

  • Daily surprise tasting menu

Good to know

Known for
Menu about €110-150 (about $123-168 USD) excluding drinks.

Location

36 Rue du Boeuf, 69005 Lyon, France

45.7625, 4.8266 View on map

Highlights

  • One Michelin star and Gault&Millau 15/20
  • French-Japanese cooking by chef Tsuyoshi Arai
  • Daily surprise menu with no fixed choices
  • Wine pairing and alcohol-free pairing available

Tips for visiting

  • Declare dietary restrictions when booking; the menu is a fixed surprise.
  • Budget about €110-150 per person before drinks.
  • Choose the alcohol-free pairing if not drinking wine.
  • Confirm opening days when reserving, as sources differ.

When to visit

Dinner is the main service; book well ahead for weekends.

Accessibility

Accessibility has not been confirmed. The restaurant is in Vieux Lyon, where many buildings have steps, so guests with mobility needs should enquire when booking.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an à la carte menu?

No. The restaurant serves a fixed daily surprise menu.

How much does the menu cost?

About €110 to €150 per person excluding drinks.

Is there a non-alcoholic pairing?

Yes, an alcohol-free pairing is available alongside the wine pairing.

What cuisine is served?

French cuisine with Japanese influence, by chef Tsuyoshi Arai.