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René Meilleur, Gault&Millau d'Or 2025 for the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region
A leading figure in Savoyard gastronomy, René Meilleur has shaped La Bouitte in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville since 1976. His commitment and talent have earned him the prestigious title of Gault&Millau d'Or 2025 in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.
Chefs go grocery shopping
From a simple shelf in a corner of the restaurant to an entire boutique, for some chefs, the grocery store has become a manifesto, a natural extension of their approach, and even a focus for the development of their business. For many, it was during the confinements that the need and desire arose to offer not only takeaway dishes, but also fresh produce or groceries, thus enabling their customers to benefit from the close ties they maintain with their producers and artisans.
From the dining room to the kitchen, Florent Linard has been honored with the Young Talent Award
Florent Linard, a self-taught chef, will receive the Young Talent Award for the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region on Monday, June 15, 2026.
These great chefs, who had a completely different job before
Merchant navy officer, basketball player, cellist... Before making cooking their profession, these chefs had a first professional life far from the stove.
These restaurants offer magnificent carts of local cheeses
Need a little space between the main course and dessert? Here are a few restaurants that have made the cheese platter a creation in its own right, a true testament to a rich, gourmet region.
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.
The InterContinental Marseille - Hotel Dieu announces the arrival of a new chef
From March 2024, the famous Marseille hotel will welcome a new chef to manage all its catering. Find out who he is, and the first steps in this revival.
Alan Geaam's good addresses
Alan Geaam, chef of the eponymous restaurant in Paris, reveals five good places to find good meat, cheese or wine alive in Paris.
Summer wines: 5 "terroir" wines from Provence
Provence has become a sea of rosé wines, and it's not always easy to find your way around. In order to distinguish itself qualitatively from the generic côtes-de-provence appellation, five DGCs (denominations géographiques contrôlées) have been recognized by the Inao since 2005. The specifications adopted are demanding in terms of grape provenance, choice of grape varieties, blending, yields and production rules. But these distinctions are not limited to rosé. They are also used to promote white and red wines. Of the 20,000 ha of Côtes-de-Provence, nearly 1,100 ha stand out.
Why All of Paris Is Flocking to Achta, the Lebanese Ice Cream Shop
Long lines outside shops, viral videos on social media, and a craze among foodies: Achta ice cream has become one of the new stars of the summer in Paris. Discover our top spots in Paris where you can enjoy the best Achta ice cream.
