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They did Top Chef 12 years apart, here's what's changed
An emblematic candidate, Pierre Augé took part in Top Chef for the first time in 2010. At the same time, Thibaut Spiwack was still an apprentice at Lucas Carton in Paris. It would be twelve years before he would actually experience Top Chef. In the meantime, the cult program has become a benchmark in the profession. Conversation between the boss* and his committed younger brother.
These restaurants offer a special Mother's Day menu
Looking for something special to celebrate Mother's Day 2026? Here are eight restaurants offering exclusive menus for May 31.
Christophe Michalak sells his pastry empire
Christophe Michalak has announced the complete sale of his eponymous company, including its Parisian boutiques and Japanese franchises. The pastry chef wishes to devote himself to a more personal project.
Omar Dhiab's bistro finally opens for lunch
Already getting a lot of attention in the evenings, Elbi, Omar Dhiab's second address in Paris's 10ᵉ arrondissement, now offers an accessible bistronomic lunch.
New tables to book according to Gault&Millau's director of surveys
Every day, the Gault&Millau guide's investigators criss-cross towns and villages to test restaurants. From Rodez to Lyon, via Ensisheim, Langres and Paris, nine convincing addresses to discover without delay.
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.
France's Olivier Caillon wins the second World Stuffed Cabbage Championship
On Monday February 23, 2026, at the prestigious Bernardaud factory in Limoges, the grand final of the World Stuffed Cabbage Championship was held, and a Frenchman was crowned champion.
Arnaud Donckele in 5 dishes
From La Vague d'Or to Plénitude, Arnaud Donckele has turned sauce into an art form in its own right. Considered one of the great master sauciers of his generation, the chef takes a look back at five outstanding dishes, essential milestones in his career and indicative of his culinary universe.
The Hôtel de Crillon entrusts its future gastronomic table to Alan Taudon
Alan Taudon, previously chef of L'Orangerie at the Four Seasons George V, leaves the Parisian palace to launch a new gastronomic offering at the Hôtel de Crillon. Opening planned for 2027.
Eggxtraordinaire: an exhibition devoted to the egg
During the Easter period, from April 3 to May 3, 2026, the Eggxtraordinaire exhibition will take place. Dedicated to the egg, this event will bring together 94 chefs, craftsmen and artists from around the world.
