Copain Comme Canard :
welcome to the South-West and the wine capital
After conquering the capital of Gastronomy, Copain Comme Canard took flight to the South-West, the land every true food lover holds dear. Destination: Bordeaux, capital of wine and a city of charm where the art of living well, eating well, and drinking well is truly a way of life.
In the heart of the Saint-Pierre district, reminiscent at times of Vieux-Lyon, Copain Comme Canard fell for the charm of a typical Bordeaux building: the exposed stone has been preserved, giving character to the different spaces of the restaurant, which is laid out around a first dining room, a bar corridor, then a second and a third space located upstairs.
The preserved raw materials blend subtly with warm, elegant colors. Conviviality and authenticity naturally flow through this place, ideally located just behind Place de la Bourse and a few steps from the Water Mirror, the vibrant heart of Bordeaux.
Restaurant with a terrace
in Bordeaux
Nestled in an alcove of the Saint-Pierre church, the terrace of this Bordeaux restaurant enchants with its charm as much as with its tranquility. As soon as the fine weather returns, the district comes alive and convivial life resumes. Locals, curious food lovers, and wandering tourists gather at the tables, tasting, savoring, and enjoying the moment as it comes.
Spacious venues available for private hire
for your events
South-West cuisine, duck in the spotlight, and a selection of fine bottles: Copain Comme Canard in Bordeaux brings together the recipe that wins over both eyes and taste buds of your guests! With its large spaces spread over two floors, the possibilities are endless for organizing your important gatherings, professional or personal, just steps from the Garonne and Place de la Bourse.
Practical information
ccc-bordeaux@copaincommecanard.com
Friday to Sunday: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Monday to Sunday: 7:00 pm – 12:00 am
- Tramways C & D – Place de la Bourse stop
- Tramway A – Place du Palais stop
- Parking – Bourse Jean Jaurès / Camille Jullian