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10 Parisian late-night addresses
A late-night craving in Paris? Discover ten restaurants open after 10 p.m. where you can enjoy generous cuisine in a warm atmosphere, long after the traditional last service.
These Corsican wines deserve a place in every cellar
Eight Corsican reds that prove the island has never been so exciting: vibrant sciaccarellu, deep niellucciu, precise ageing and spicy finishes. Our favorite selection.
Where can I find a good beef tartare?
Raw meat lovers often can't resist ordering steak tartare at a restaurant. But where can you find a truly delicious one? Here are ten spots you can't go wrong with.
Roland-Garros: restaurants near the stadium
The French Open Grand Slam tournament takes place, as it does every year, from the last week of May to the first week of June. Discover 11 Gault&Millau-referenced restaurants around the stadium where you can dine during the excitement of the competition.
These hotels make you want to leave everything behind and read in peace and quiet
Forget lobbies transformed into open spaces and ambient playlists. These ten French addresses celebrate calm, books and the rare pleasure of uninterrupted reading. Muffled bookcases, wood-panelled lounges or discreet alcoves: here, true luxury is measured in page turns.
Two chefs transform a Savoyard refuge into a gourmet restaurant
In La Féclaz, Kévin Vaubourg and Lucille Routin take over the Chalet du Sire to create a four-handed gourmet restaurant. Opening planned for June 2026.
Pistachio, coconut and chocolate flans: the weekend craze in Paris
For the duration of a weekend, the Épicerie des Ateliers du Bristol will be hosting a brand-new collection of flans designed by Maxence Barbot. These creations will only be available on June 6 and 7, 2026.
Virginie Basselot's 5 creations that tell her story
Virginie Basselot, chef at Le Chantecler restaurant in Nice's Le Negresco hotel, reveals herself in five emblematic dishes that perfectly reflect her world.
Jardin des Chefs: Roland-Garros transformed into a gastronomic village
This year, for the first time, the Roland-Garros tournament will host a village at its heart - Jardin des Chefs - devoted entirely to gastronomy.
This little-known French eau-de-vie could dethrone gin
Long the jealously guarded secret of the "bouilleurs de cru", blanche d'armagnac officially earned its letters of nobility in 2005. Unlike its elder sibling, traditional armagnac, blanche d'armagnac does not seek the patina of wood, but the brilliance of fruit. From the same terroirs, it is captured as it leaves the still and left to rest in inert containers. This PDO revives the region's image by inviting itself to gourmets' tables and mixologists' counters alike.
