Our Holiday Gift Guide
Eiffel Tower bread knives be banished! This year, give the Francophile foodie in your life the perfect present – be it edible (or quaffable) or not – using our handy gift guide. We’ve canvassed some […]
Holidays in Paris
What’s Open around Christmas & New Year’s?
The vast majority of Paris restaurants will be closed from before Christmas until after the New Year, with many reopening on January 3. To help you navigate this tricky period, we’ve contacted the restaurants in Our Paris Guide and have compiled a detailed calendar of restaurant closures. […]
Celebrating Christmas in Paris Restaurants
Trying to find a restaurant for Christmas Eve or Christmas Day? We’ve rounded up the best options for you here. […]
Paris Restaurants for Ringing in the New Year
The vast majority of Paris restaurants will be closed through January 2, but a few will be open to help you celebrate the New Year. There are no bargains at this time of year, but we’ve broken down your options, most ranging from 90€ to (gasp!) 700€. […]
Easter in Paris: Who’s Ringing Our Bell
It’s that time of year when edible Easter bells multiply like bunnies and spring up on the shelves of every chocolaterie in the city. You’ll also find clowns, eggs and even dildos made of chocolate […]
The 2011 Bûches de Noël
Ho ho ho! We hope that you’ve enjoyed counting down the days before Christmas with a new Bûche de Noël every morning. Our final cake, boasting edible fungus and a silver saw, comes from Pierre Hermé. Happy holidays, everyone! […]
Our Guide to the Holidays in Paris
Paris Restaurants during the Holidays The vast majority of restaurants in Our Guide to Paris will close during the week between Christmas and the New Year. Because their schedules vary and are rarely posted online, […]
Bûche de Noël Teaser
Salt & Pepa have reunited to rap about this year’s crop of Bûches de Noël. […]
Thanksgiving in Paris
Haven’t sorted out your Thanksgiving holiday plans yet? No need to freak out. We’ve rounded up a few resources to help our American readers, as well as any locals who’ll be sharing the table this year. […]