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8 French liqueurs and eaux-de-vie validated by Gault&Millau
While French cognacs, rums, armagnacs and calvados have been renowned the world over for decades, the XXIᵉ century is seeing the emergence of new jewels produced in France.
The oyster knife, the fatal weapon
The knife is the linchpin of the kitchen, the soul and weapon of the chef. Choosing the right oyster knife means taking your cooking to the next level. It's the only knife that can give you access to the umami of the iodized taste: shiny, plump, fragrant flesh. But you have to know how to use it.
The 24 best chocolate houses for an unforgettable gourmet gift
Throughout France, artisan chocolatiers are committed to delighting both givers and receivers. Here's our selection of the best places to find chocolate gifts.
Matthias Marc leaves Substance: a new start for the chef from the Franche-Comté region
After seven years at the helm of Substance, the Parisian restaurant he co-founded in 2018, Matthias Marc has announced his departure, effective December 31, 2025. A carefully considered decision, guided by the desire to open a new personal chapter.
The perfect hotels for a stay in central Paris
Looking for the best hotels in the heart of Paris for your next stay? From the Latin Quarter to Montmartre, via the Marais and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, discover our selection of the finest places to stay in the heart of the capital.
Eight exceptional sweet white wines for the festive season
Sweet white wines are making their way onto festive tables! Still too often neglected, they nevertheless reveal an incredible versatility. Discover our selection of refined cuvées, whose balance of sweet, fresh and acidic flavors will magnify every dish.
Our selection of the best panettones in France
A famous cake from Italy, particularly Lombardy and Piedmont, panettone is traditionally prepared for the Christmas season. Ideal for dessert or breakfast, discover our selection.
Gault & Millau Turkey 2026: a gala evening for exceptional chefs and tables
In Istanbul, the 2026 Gault&Millau Turkey trophies ceremony celebrated a new generation of chefs and addresses, revealing a bold, sustainable and resolutely international Turkish gastronomy.
Charles de Gaulle's former personal chef is a star in the United States
He is one of those who introduced French gastronomy to the American public. French chef Jacques Pépin, a cooking star in the United States, will soon be celebrating his 90th birthday.
Parisian restaurants where you can share a convivial meal
In Paris, some restaurants are reviving the spirit of the family table: a beautiful dish in the center, guests around it, and the simple joy of sharing something generous. Here's a selection of addresses serving real dishes to share, far from the trendy small plates.
