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Bocuse d'Or Europe 2026 to be held in France for the first time
On March 15 and 16, 2026, the Bocuse d'Or Europe will be held in France for the first time. Marseille will host the event at the Parc Chanot, as part of the Sirha Méditerranée trade show.
Shintaro Awa takes over from Bernard Pacaud at L'Ambroisie
Japanese chef Shintaro Awa, trained in the temples of French gastronomy, embarks on a new era for L'Ambroisie, an institution on Paris's Place des Vosges.
Chef of the Year 2025: Frédéric Anton honored by Gault&Millau
On Monday November 18, 2024, Frédéric Anton was awarded the title of Chef of the Year 2025, at the annual trophy ceremony held at the Trianon in Paris.
5 great chef's bistros to discover
Small tables for some, good deals for others... Bistros are a more relaxed way to enjoy the cuisine of a great chef. Here's a selection from the four corners of France.
Sweden wins the Taittinger 2024 culinary prize
The 56ᵉ edition of the Prix International de Cuisine d'Auteur Taittinger crowns Sweden and its chef Louis Dupuy-Roudel. Find out where France stands in this ranking.
Victoria Boller, the new head chef at Aux Lyonnais, reveals her vision for the Parisian bouchon
Victoria Boller is the new head chef at Aux Lyonnais in Paris. Here's her background and what she has to offer at this Alain Ducasse Group stopper.
A chef's knife
At the table, every detail counts. Decoration, crockery, table linen... The knife in particular is the link between the kitchen and the plate, creating continuity between two worlds: the oven and the dining room. Who better than chefs to create the perfect harmony between gastronomy and design?
Gault & Millau 2022 Awards Ceremony: Hugo Roellinger crowned Cook of the Year
The annual Gault&Millau Trophées de la Gastronomie Française awards ceremony took place on Monday November 29 at the Pavillon d'Armenonville in Paris. The winners were announced during a warm evening attended by all the major players in the French culinary world: established chefs, young chefs, young talents, producers, food artisans, partners, and the French and international press. Many thanks to Olivier Nasti, Emmanuel Renaut and Maxime Frédéric for having delighted us with this exceptional dinner, set to music by the formidable Butard Enescot teams.
