This is the perfect spot for the see-and-be-seen crowd; a Parisian answer, perhaps, to Tavern on the Green. And with that in mind, the renovation of the storied space has restored everything that has long made Maxim’s so beloved by Parisians.
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Galanga is a Fine Dining Gem Steps from the Champs Elysées Offering Surprises at Every Turn
The 8th is not usually my favorite neighborhood in Paris in which to eat, but the fine dining chops of Chef Thomas Danigo, whose Galanga is located within the luxe boutique hotel Monsieur Georges, has me changing my tune.
Il Carpaccio Offers Italian Flavors with Innovative Touches
This Michelin-starred Italian restaurant never sacrifices heart for luxury, more than fulfilling the chefs’ stated mission of “complexity presented in simplicity.”
My Recommendation of Ran Comes with Caveats
Japanese flavors with Old World flair define this beautiful dining room in the 8th, where flavors are a bit uneven but cocktails are on point.
Le Camondo Offers Generous Portions and Precise Execution of Classic French Fare in a Gorgeous Space
Looking for great pâté en croûte? Look no further.
The Ritz Splashes Out on Pastry
François Perret is the latest palace hotel pastry chef to get his own pastry counter, and it’s my favorite of the bunch.
Le Mermoz Achieves the Perfect Balance of Tradition and Innovation
Rich dishes with a lovely balanced acidity will keep me coming back again and again (and again).
Fouquet’s Deserves Its Fame 120 Years Later
This 125-year-old brasserie stands the test of time.
Wednesday Bites: A Unique Combo of American Wine and French Cuisine at Taillevent
Unique, delicious pairings in a sumptuous setting.
Monday Postcards of Parisian Street Signs
There are a lot of things to look at in Paris, but don’t neglect the street signs.