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Dijon Mustard

Dijon's signature condiment, still sold pump-fresh at two landmark boutiques — the historic Maille shop on Rue de la Liberté and the Edmond Fallot atelier on Rue de la Chouette.
Updated 2026-06-05Sources dijon-france-research.md
2015 10 24 Dijon, moutarde

Mustard is Dijon's edible emblem, and two boutiques let you taste it pump-fresh rather than from a jar:

  • Boutique Maille — the original 1845 mustard boutique on Rue de la Liberté, where you can taste pump-fresh white-wine and truffle mustards drawn from stoneware crocks (source: dijon-france-research.md). Note Maille closes Sundays (source: dijon-france-research.md).
  • La Moutarderie Edmond Fallot (boutique-atelier) — the last independent Burgundy mustard mill's Dijon shop, with a tasting "mustard bar," on Rue de la Chouette beside Notre-Dame (source: dijon-france-research.md). Fallot's actual production mill is in Beaune; the Dijon site is a boutique-atelier (source: dijon-france-research.md).

Both pair naturally with a Les Halles market morning.

  • Maille: 32 Rue de la Liberté, 21000 Dijon · maille.com (source: dijon-france-research.md)
  • Fallot: Rue de la Chouette, 21000 Dijon · fallot.com (source: dijon-france-research.md)
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