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Fabrice Gillotte, art and matter
The man nicknamed "l'Ours" by the profession because he's allergic to the mundane, was the first, in 1991, to win the title of Meilleur Ouvrier de France chocolatier confiseur. Curious and inventive, he entered the competition with a machine that revolutionized the profession.
Louis Festa launches Panat, street food by Les Singuliers
In Saint-Astier, Louis Festa, chef of Les Singuliers restaurant, is preparing to open Panat, an artisanal street food chain. A new culinary adventure combining gourmet delights, authenticity and Périgord roots.
Sébastien Bras' good addresses
Sébastien Bras, chef at Le Suquet restaurant in Laguiole, is very attached to his region. Here, he reveals the names of five producers and artisans who proudly defend the colors of Aubrac.
Kitchen scales: mechanical, electronic or vintage? Our Gault&Millau selection
But it's not the only one. Since the dawn of time, scales have been used to weigh, measure and regulate commerce, and have become indispensable to cooks. Since Roberval, who had the idea of placing the pans on top of, rather than underneath, the plague, the utensil has become increasingly sophisticated. The result is an ever lighter, more reliable and more attractive model for our kitchens.
L'Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel, a contemporary palace, witness to the great events of history
Every month, Gault&Millau invites you to delve into the history of a great Parisian hotel. To round off October, discover the legendary Hôtel de Crillon.
Brown or chestnut? We finally explain the difference
With its two-named autumn fruit, the chestnut tree has it all. Alongside confectionery and festive chestnut dishes, the ancestral chestnut is making a name for itself on the best tables, thanks to its sweet and original flavor. So much so, in fact, that the French crop, which has become marginalized, is the subject of plans to safeguard it by 2025.
12 words to understand the world of sake
Do you speak nihonshu? Here's an introduction to the vocabulary associated with sake, that delicate, richly-flavored beverage.
How do you choose a wine when you don't know much about it?
Entering a wine shop doesn't have to be an ordeal. Here are five simple tips to help you choose the right wine.
Adrien Petitgenêt crowned Grand Prix Pâtiss'Art winner
Pastry chef at the Cures Marines Hôtel & Spa, Trouville-sur-Mer, Adrien Petitgenêt won the prestigious Pâtiss'Art Grand Prix at the second edition of the show in Deauville.
10 hotels perfect for a business trip
Need to get away for a few days on business soon? Here are our 10 hotels across France to help you unwind after an intense day of work and meetings.
Heading to the Grand Est region with the 2026 Gault&Millau regional guide
From mountain ranges to the vineyards of Champagne, the Grand Est region is showcased through the 388 establishments featured in this guide. Welcoming hotels, gourmet restaurants, and passionate artisans have been selected by Gault&Millau’s reviewers.
