Dame Jeanne is the fresh face of Aubervilliers' evolving food scene — a wine bar, cave à vin, and cantine rolled into one, opened by brothers Charlie and Lucas at 2ter rue du Moutier. Come for the natural wines and sharing boards, stay for the bon enfant atmosphere that makes you want to settle in for the whole evening.
Brothers Charlie and Lucas turned 2ter rue du Moutier into a natural wine bar, cave, and cantine — all with a bon enfant vibe that keeps locals coming back.
Go on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening for a quieter seat — weekends get busier as word spreads. The planches are generous, so don't over-order.
The wine bar Aubervilliers was waiting for
Dame Jeanne is exactly the kind of spot Aubervilliers has been waiting for. Opened by brothers Charlie and Lucas at 2ter rue du Moutier, it's a triple threat: wine bar, cave à vin, and daytime cantine all under one roof. The concept is simple and well-executed — natural wines by the glass or bottle, paired with planches and sharing plates that hit the spot without pretending to be fine dining. By day (10h–15h), it's a laid-back lunch spot; by night (17h–00h), it transforms into a proper neighborhood wine bar where you can linger over a bottle and some board games with friends.
The atmosphere is what really sells it. Reviewers consistently describe a bon enfant, not-too-loud vibe that's perfect for catching up with friends over good wine and a planche. It's the kind of place where you show up for one glass and end up staying for three. The brothers clearly know their wine — the selection leans natural and the caviste side means you can take a bottle home if you find one you love. For a neighborhood that's been steadily building its food and drink reputation, Dame Jeanne feels like a genuine local addition rather than a transplant trying to be trendy.
Go on a Tuesday or Wednesday evening if you want a relaxed seat; weekends get busier as word spreads. The planches are generous — don't over-order. And if you find a wine you like, grab a bottle from the cave side before heading home.