Posts tagged Haute Cuisine
Our Guide to Paris: Le Cinq
Aug 18th
Our Guide to Paris: L’Astrance
Aug 15th
Our Guide to Paris: Le Meurice
Aug 9th
Critics continue to wax poetic over chef Yannick Alleno’s astounding cooking at this bastion of fine dining. But the real poetry is there on each masterfully composed plate. This is a Michelin 3-Star, for those of you who care.
Practical information
Address: 228 rue de Rivoli, 75001
Nearest transport: Tuileries (1)
Hours: Closed Sunday, Closed Saturday
Reservations: Book a week or two in advance
Telephone: 01 44 58 10 55
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Our Guide to Paris: Pierre Gagnaire
Aug 1st
Widely regarded as one of the city’s most creative culinary wizards.
Practical information
Address: 6 rue Balzac, 75008
Nearest transport: George V (1)
Hours: Closed Sunday lunch, Closed Wednesday lunch, Closed Saturday
Reservations: Book a week or two in advance
Telephone: 01 58 36 12 50
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Alain Ducasse at the Plaza Athénée
Jul 22nd
Our Guide to Paris: Guy Savoy
Jun 29th
Guy Savoy’s excellent service and reliably fine food have fostered a loyal local and international clientele. Though perhaps not as innovative as some of his other three-starred colleagues, Savoy’s influence cannot be denied. A classic. Note: In 2011 he’ll be relocating the the Left Bank.
Practical information
Address: 18 rue Troyon, 75017
Nearest transport: Etoile (1, 2, 6, RER A)
Hours: Closed Sunday, Closed Monday, Closed Saturday lunch
Reservations: Book many weeks in advance
Telephone: 01 43 80 40 61
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Our Guide to Paris: Frédéric Simonin
Jun 2nd
L’Ambroisie
May 19th
Practical information
Address: 9 place des Vosges, 75004
Nearest transport: Saint-Paul (1)
Hours: Closed Sunday, Closed Monday
Reservations: Book many weeks in advance
Telephone: 01 42 78 51 45
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Average price for lunch: More than €100
Average price for dinner: More than €100
Style of cuisine: Classic French
Special attributes: prix-fixe, haute cuisine, superior wine list, exceptional desserts, excellent cheese course, renowned chef
Type of crowd: suits, foodies
Interior: elegant & luxe
Atmosphere: formal
Trusted reviews
- Food Snob (2009) “On the one hand, I was pretty sure I had eaten some of the most brilliant food of my life. On the other, I was not sure how much I had enjoyed it.”
- Julot (2008) “…reserved to the happy few. Clearly, the restaurant is not even interested in making you the meal of your life. Not even a very special party. They’re focused on an aristocratic model of almost daily ‘you can’t afford it if you have to ask about the price’ food model.”
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Alain Passard spins turnips into gold at this vegecentric (but not vegetarian) three star restaurant.