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Songes et Cacao, cocoa know-how
If you're hoping to savor the bars of chocolatier Yann Maritaud, based in Lamastre, Ardèche, you first have to find him. Wedged between a yoga room and a cookie factory, his workshop is well hidden. However, enlightened chocolate lovers know their way around the doors of Songes et Cacao to satisfy their bean-to-bar chocolate cravings.
These restaurants bake their own bread, and that makes all the difference!
Buckwheat bread, beet bread, gluten-free bread or even charcoal-smoked bread... Far from being trivial, these creations tell a real story, and are offered in different restaurants as a genuine extension of the kitchen.
Who won the 2026 French Dessert Championship?
The national final of the Championnat de France du Dessert 2026 was held this Thursday, March 19, in the Vosges. Between technical demands and creativity, the country's best sweet talents competed in this 52ᵉ edition.
These hotels use second-hand designer furniture without sacrificing prestige
Reuse is making its mark in luxury hotels: second-hand designer furniture, vintage and bio-sourced materials are redefining prestige. Discover our 4 and 5 star hotels in France, combining sustainability and elegance.
Olivier Samson's good addresses
Olivier Samson admits he'd be nothing without his local producers. Here are five that the chef from Domaine du Liziec in Vannes recommends to Gault&Millau readers.
Aries Wine Horoscope 2026
Spring finally propels you into action. With projects, work and love all aligned, it's time to go for it without thinking.
Le Jour du Macaron returns for a 21ᵉ edition
On March 20, 2026, Maison Pierre Hermé Paris will once again be celebrating Macaron Day, a gourmet event in aid of the Princesse Margot association. A solidarity race will also be organized.
Gault&Millau, le magazine: issue 13 now available on newsstands
As spring approaches, the 13ᵉ issue, on newsstands this Thursday, March 19, 2026, features Top Chef, seasonal produce, French soy sauce and fermented beverages, among trends, encounters and culinary inspiration.
Hotels that have served as backdrops for cult films and TV series
Forget popcorn, go to the other side of the lens. From the Riviera to the palaces of Paris, these addresses take center stage. Here's a selection of five-star versions of your favorite scenes, minus the credits.
Sweet chenin, a Loire tradition
A white grape variety prized by wine professionals, Chenin's versatility enables winemakers to produce bubbly, dry and sweet wines in a wide variety of styles. Today, many Loire appellations are world-renowned for their moelleux wines, which have great ageing potential and can be enjoyed from aperitif to dessert.
Bocuse d'Or Europe 2026: Denmark wins, France comes 5th
On March 16, 2026 in Marseille, Denmark won the Bocuse d'Or Europe 2026. A clear victory ahead of Norway and Italy, while France finished just outside the top 5.
Hôtel Les Hayes in Sologne: a 4-star estate between Chambord and Cheverny
Situated between the Châteaux of Chambord and Cheverny, both of which can be reached by bike from the hotel, the 180-hectare Domaine des Hayes (classified as a Natura 2000 site) is the perfect place for a sylvan interlude.
