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Parisian restaurants where you can share a convivial meal
In Paris, some restaurants are reviving the spirit of the family table: a beautiful dish in the center, guests around it, and the simple joy of sharing something generous. Here's a selection of addresses serving real dishes to share, far from the trendy small plates.
Patrick Roger, cocoa sculptor
Meilleur ouvrier de France in 2000 works with chocolate as others work with marble. And he goes even further by casting his works in other materials, navigating from the world of chocolate-making to the world of contemporary art.
Camille Saint-M'leux's good addresses
Camille Saint-M'leux, Grand de Demain 2026 at the Gault&Millau Tour Paris Île-de-France, reveals the names of his favorite artisans and producers in the region. Take notes!
L'Écrin, the Hôtel de Crillon's 4-toque restaurant, will soon close
Open since 2017, L'Écrin de l'Hôtel de Crillon will perform its last service on December 31, 2025. The establishment is looking to expand its offering.
Poitou Chèvre: Regional know-how inspires gastronomy
For generations, Poitou Chèvre has strived to preserve what is essential: taste, simplicity and respect for the product, to offer cheeses that tell a story with every bite
8 hotels for a gastronomic weekend
There's nothing like a weekend away to combine the pleasures of the table with some of France's most enticing regions. From the Alpilles to Burgundy, from Savoie to the Loire Valley, these five-star addresses promise much more than just a great meal. A total experience where gastronomy, nature, culture and well-being make up an exceptional stay.
With At Home, Yazid Ichemrahen invents a new model of pastry salon
In the heart of the 1st arrondissement, pastry chef Yazid Ichemrahen inaugurates At Home, a hybrid between boutique, salon and private apartment. An immersive experience where excellent patisserie and refined design come together.
Twelve sparkling wines far from the Champagne region
It's not just in Champagne that bubbles sparkle in glasses. All over France, bubbles splash their talent on our moments of conviviality.
Where to spend an exceptional New Year's Eve?
In the four corners of France, hotels are dressing up in light and magic to welcome the New Year in style. Illuminated castles, iconic hotels and magical settings: ten places to celebrate the arrival of the new year in style.
"From public service to the service of taste": the story of a former railway worker turned pastry chef
In his book "Des trains au vacherin", Pascal Guglielmi shares the story of his conversion. Leaving the rails behind, he now runs La Pâtisserie des Marseillais, a must-visit address in the Old Port.
