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These chefs create cheeses and charcuterie... using vegetables!
Celery parmesan, cauliflower camembert and mushroom sausage... Some highly creative chefs are transforming our favorite vegetables into products with unprecedented texture and taste. Here's how.
The best galettes des rois to celebrate Epiphany 2024
The galette des rois in 2024 is on Saturday, January 6. Discover the best chefs' galettes des rois for a gourmet Epiphany! Would you prefer a traditional galette or an original creation? Take your pick from our selection.
Angoulême's Musée de la bande dessinée celebrates gastronomy with a new exhibition
From Obelix to Alain Passard, the "Croquez, la BD met les pieds dans le plat" exhibition traces a century of close links between comics and gastronomy.
Chefs' tables: what if we ate in the intimacy of their kitchens?
Table d'hôtes for some, secret lair for others. More and more chefs are setting aside a separate service, out of sight, to offer a more singular restaurant experience.
Gault&Millau Tour Centre Val de Loire 2023
To mark the presentation of its latest guide to the Centre Val de Loire region, Gault&Millau honored the region's chefs and food service professionals on Monday March 13.The event took place at the Domaine de la Fouardière in Mulsans (Blois). The previous evening, the winners and their partners had taken part in a dinner created by Christophe Hay in his Fleur de Loire restaurant.
Design me a restaurant
How do you design a restaurant? How do you translate a culinary concept into a space? Caroline Tissier has made hospitality design her specialty. Countless chefs have called on her talent to provide their customers with the setting and comfort their cuisine deserves: Akrame Benallal, Mathieu Guibert, Jacky Ribault, Pierre Rigothier, David Toutain, Toshitaka Omiya... and, most recently, Christophe Hay, for his giant new Fleur de Loire project, a long-standing collaboration between the chef and the interior architect-designer who previously designed Maison d'à Côté and Côté Bistrot.
Douce France, cakes from our childhood
If there's one thing France is known for, it's its regional specialties, especially its sweet treats! And while each region has its own speciality, all these desserts have one thing in common: they showcase an often ancient know-how perpetuated by talented artisans. Here's a tour of France's specialities, which you must try at least once in your life!
The Parisian spots that Simon Horwitz recommends without hesitation
The chef at Elmer in Paris shares his favorite spots for buying wine, cheese, flowers, bread, and a few treats. Definitely worth taking note of.
Jean-Baptiste Lavergne-Morazzani, Gault&Millau d'Or 2027, Paris Île-de-France
The chef of La Table du 11 in Versailles received the highest honor from the Gault&Millau Tour Paris Île-de-France on Monday, September 7, 2026, at the Orangerie d'Auteuil.
The Best Restaurants to Discover in Provence
Looking for a great place to eat in Provence? Here are ten restaurants where you can sit down and discover the finest local flavors.
