Best tartare near you.

Before even checking the ranking, knowing what makes a great tartare helps you set your own criteria. Here are the ones the DishRank community uses: • Fresh, seasonal ingredients, no industrial frozen products. • Controlled cooking, never over- or undercooked. • Balanced seasoning that enhances the main ingredient. • Careful plating, a sign of attention to detail. • Honest price-to-quality ratio for the neighborhood. These criteria are not subjective: they can be checked at the first bite. A tartare that ticks these boxes deserves to be in our top.

The tartare currently topping the DishRank ranking is "Tartare de boeuf" at Café de l'Ecu, with 5.0/5 and a clear community consensus. This top is automatically updated with each new review — if an address messes up its products one weekend, it can lose its spot the next day.

According to reviews collected on DishRank, the average price of a tartare is around 35.00 CHF. It's a good benchmark to know whether an address is within norms or practices abusive pricing. Be suspicious of tartare under 30 CHF (often industrial products) as well as those sold over 45 CHF without obvious quality justification.

Looking for the best tartare specifically in your city? Click on a city in the list below or use the search bar at the top to filter the ranking geographically. Each city has its own tartare top, based solely on local reviews — what's the best tartare in Lyon isn't necessarily the best in Paris or Marseille.