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Emmanuel Renaut's good addresses Tables & Chefs

Emmanuel Renaut's good addresses

Emmanuel Renaut, chef of the Flocons de Sel restaurant, reveals the best places to buy bread, meat and preserves.
Emmanuel Renaut's good addresses
Tables & Chefs

Emmanuel Renaut's good addresses

Emmanuel Renaut, chef of the Flocons de Sel restaurant, reveals the best places to buy bread, meat and preserves.
4 non-alcoholic fizzes to make your New Year's Eve party even crazier News & Events

4 non-alcoholic fizzes to make your New Year's Eve party even crazier

For a festive, alcohol-free New Year's Day 2024, alcohol-free sparklers are perfect for toasting in style. Elegant and tasty, they'll make your evenings sparkle without compromise!
4 non-alcoholic fizzes to make your New Year's Eve party even crazier
News & Events

4 non-alcoholic fizzes to make your New Year's Eve party even crazier

For a festive, alcohol-free New Year's Day 2024, alcohol-free sparklers are perfect for toasting in style. Elegant and tasty, they'll make your evenings sparkle without compromise!
Solar salt workers Craftsmen & Know-How

Solar salt workers

For nearly a decade, Matthieu Le Chantoux has been producing and harvesting salt in the Mès basin, in the picturesque setting of the Guérande salt marshes. An independent salt worker and producer-harvester, he launched L'Atelier du Sel in 2013 with his uncle, then continued the business with Hughes Martineau, his cousin. In keeping with the tradition of salt workers, ancestral gestures and know-how are perpetuated, as is the pride of offering a natural product harvested by hand, using artisanal methods.
5 places to eat a good royal hare Tables & Chefs

5 places to eat a good royal hare

Hare à la royale, a great classic of French cuisine, is becoming a rarity on restaurant menus. Gault&Millau has unearthed 5 addresses where you can enjoy this excellent hunting dish.
Maxime Frédéric in 5 pastries Tables & Chefs

Maxime Frédéric in 5 pastries

Maxime Frédéric, pastry chef at Cheval Blanc Paris, reveals the secrets behind five emblematic desserts from his career. Watch out, your mouth may well water!
Amandine Chaignot x Antoine Jacobsohn: For a taste of the living News & Events

Amandine Chaignot x Antoine Jacobsohn: For a taste of the living

A gardener and a chef, an engineer and a cook, both passionate about the other's world - he of the restaurant, she of the kitchen garden. The meeting was natural, even inevitable. Amandine Chaignot invited Antoine Jacobsohn to her first restaurant in Paris, Pouliche.
Is altitude an Eldorado for wines? Wines & Spirits

Is altitude an Eldorado for wines?

In the face of global warming, climbing to higher altitudes to lose a few degrees and preserve the freshness of wines seems an attractive solution. But what does mountain viticulture really entail?
Why do we eat oysters at Christmas? Craftsmen & Know-How

Why do we eat oysters at Christmas?

Do you know why we eat oysters at Christmas? Find out here, along with a list of the best places to buy them!
Sho, the broth, hot! Food & Health

Sho, the broth, hot!

A start-up has just unveiled a new range of concentrated broths and culinary bases formulated from natural, exclusively plant-based, fermented ingredients, designed by chefs for chefs.
Manon Fleury x Delphine de Vigan: the same sacred fire for human beings News & Events

Manon Fleury x Delphine de Vigan: the same sacred fire for human beings

One is a committed chef who draws inspiration from all art forms. The other is a writer whose works have been acclaimed by critics and the general public alike. Each, in her own way, speaks of respect for the living. The meeting was an obvious one.
This chef will invite you to his table for a year if you find the name of his future restaurant News & Events

This chef will invite you to his table for a year if you find the name of his future restaurant

This former Top Chef finalist is getting ready to open his first restaurant. For the occasion, he's organizing a big contest on Instagram to find the name of this future establishment.
Why do we eat turkey at Christmas? Food & Health

Why do we eat turkey at Christmas?

Do you know where the tradition of the Christmas turkey comes from? The answer may not be what you expect! An anthropologist tells you.
Panettone, its history and our good addresses Craftsmen & Know-How

Panettone, its history and our good addresses

Where does panettone come from? Gault&Millau takes you on a journey of discovery of this cake - it's not a brioche - that's a must-have for the festive season in Italy.
Craftsmen & Know-How

In the Black Forest, Horl reinvents sharpening with elegance and efficiency. Combining craftsmanship, innovative design and durability, this German family-owned brand has won over chefs and enthusiastic amateurs alike.
relais & Châteaux celebrates its 70th anniversary in 2024 Tables & Chefs

relais & Châteaux celebrates its 70th anniversary in 2024

In 2024, Relais & Châteaux celebrated 70 years of excellence and passion. A look back at seven decades dedicated to the art of entertaining, the preservation of our culinary heritage and a commitment to sustainability.
Jean Imbert moves to Mont Saint-Michel with new restaurant News & Events

Jean Imbert moves to Mont Saint-Michel with new restaurant

In a succinct message, Jean Imbert announced the opening of a future restaurant in January 2025 at Mont-Saint-Michel. Here are a few details..
Our best extra brut champagnes News & Events

Our best extra brut champagnes

Elegant, refined and the perfect way to start a meal, extra brut champagnes seduce with their freshness and purity. Discover Gault&Millau's exclusive selection: 6 exceptional cuvées to savor without moderation.
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