Bernard Magrez's gastronomic restaurant, ranked first in one 2026 Bordeaux list.
La Grande Maison de Bernard Magrez is a gastronomic restaurant at 10 Rue Labottière in Bordeaux, France, created by Bernard Magrez, the wine entrepreneur who owns a large group of vineyard estates, including classified Bordeaux properties. The restaurant has been ranked first in one 2026 Bordeaux list, which places it among the city's most prestigious tables. The cooking is gastronomic French, delivered through chef tasting menus that change with the seasons, so the experience centres on the multi-course format rather than a fixed signature dish. Technique is precise and presentation elaborate, in the manner of a luxury hotel-restaurant, and diners generally commit to a long, unhurried meal. The dining room is grand and formal, with a quiet noise level, attentive service and a smart dress code appropriate to a top-tier venue. Given the owner's wine background, the cellar is a central part of the offer, with a deep selection of Bordeaux and other French wines, including bottles from the owner's estates, and sommelier-led pairings are a common way to explore it. Prices are in the top band, around $$$$, making this a destination for celebrations and serious food travellers. Reservation is strongly advised, and booking several weeks ahead is sensible for weekend evenings and peak seasons, with lunch sometimes easier to secure. The address in the Labottière area is slightly west of the main centre and close to the Bordeaux city limits near the Caudéran direction, so visitors usually arrive by taxi or tram and bus, and it is worth checking the route in advance.
| Price | $$$$ |
|---|---|
| Address | 10 Rue Labottière, 33000 Bordeaux |
Signature dishes
- Chef tasting menus
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- Bernard Magrez's gastronomic restaurant, ranked first in one 2026 Bordeaux list
Location
10 Rue Labottière, 33000 Bordeaux
44.8530, -0.5891 View on map
Highlights
- Gastronomic restaurant created by Bernard Magrez
- Ranked first in one 2026 Bordeaux list
- Chef tasting menus
- Deep wine cellar with sommelier pairings
Tips for visiting
- Book several weeks ahead for weekend evenings
- Lunch menus, where offered, cost less than evening tasting menus
- Consider sommelier pairings to explore the cellar
- Plan transport in advance, as it is outside the central core
- Dress smart for the formal setting
When to visit
Weekday lunch is easier to book; evenings suit celebrations.
Accessibility
Access details are not confirmed; wheelchair users should contact the restaurant before booking to arrange entrance and restroom access.
Frequently asked questions
Who created La Grande Maison?
It is the gastronomic restaurant of Bernard Magrez, a wine entrepreneur.
What is the format?
The restaurant offers chef tasting menus of gastronomic French cuisine.
Where is it?
It is at 10 Rue Labottière in Bordeaux.