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Orleans vinegar
Created on the banks of the Loire, Orléans vinegar has long been known throughout France and on the tables of kings. In the 18th century, during its golden age, the city was home to several hundred artisan vinegar makers. Today, Maison Martin-Pouret is the only company to have maintained this tradition since 1797.
Louisiana, a tasteful getaway
There's more to Louisiana than New Orleans. From Shreveport to Lafayette, you'll need to follow in the footsteps of its official dish, gumbo, to savor its mixed-race history and grasp its multicultural value,
Christophe Hay opens a pastry kiosk in Orléans
Christophe Hay is expanding his empire and will open Le Kiosque in early summer 2025 in Orléans, a counter offering patisserie, bakery, snacking and delicatessen products.
Comme un taboulé en vinaigrette tepid by Stéphane Buron
Chabichou chef Stéphane Buron proposes his cauliflower recipe for 4 people.
Mardi Gras, a window on multicultural identity in Louisiana
Autumn and the end-of-year festivities are the prescribed occasions for enjoying gumbo, but Mardi Gras is another way of measuring just how deeply this dish is rooted in Louisiana traditions.
It's Candlemas: pancakes or galettes?
Whether you're a sweet or savory team, every year Chandeleur offers a golden opportunity to rediscover childhood memories. Here's a selection of crêperies loved by the Gault&Millau investigators.
Marie Gricourt wins the Grand de Demain 2026 trophy at the Gault&Millau Tour Centre-Val de Loire & Pays de la Loire
On Monday February 9, 2026, Marie Gricourt, chef at the Gric restaurant in Orléans, was awarded the Grand de Demain title by the Guide Gault&Millau Centre-Val de Loire & Pays de la Loire.
Championnat du monde de l'oeuf-mayonnaise: here's where to eat the best oeuf-mayo (and it's in France!)
The œuf-mayonnaise world championship has its new winners. They are a trio of chefs working in a Gault&Millau chef's hat restaurant.
Where can you get a good crème brûlée?
A timeless classic of French brasseries, crème brûlée requires precise cooking. From renowned restaurants to pastry shops, here’s an overview of the most sought-after versions right now.
Where to eat rice pudding?
Few ingredients, a taste of childhood: rice pudding seemed destined for the past. Now it's back on the shelves of creameries and on the menus of Parisian bistros and gourmet restaurants. Here's a selection of versions that are well worth the detour.
