Café gourmand bien garni et delicieux ! Tiramisu énorme. Le magret et la pintade sont délicieux.
The Philippe Starck tables stand proud in surroundings straight out of a fairytale castle: now the showroom for Baccarat, the restaurant occupies the former dining room of the Viscountess of Noailles.
While the mother-of-pearl and shell decor borders on kitsch, the menu is culinary cutting-edge.
Hamburgers in a grand residence… That pretty much sums up Ralph Lauren’s inspiration for his new Paris fashion outlet.
With sumptuous decor worthy of this historic building, the café in the theatre foyer is a great place to relax and meet. Its menu focuses on excellent produce, as well as good appetites.
The result is a welcoming bistro, with a perfect mix of simplicity (wooden chairs, tiled floor and counter) and elegance (white tablecloths and an army of staff).
Up on the eighth floor, the place feels like the upper deck of a yacht, all in dark wood sheltered under a canopy of light-coloured cotton, with a long, streamlined counter.
Unusual and restful, the ‘fish pedicure’ is lavish in the best tradition. If you’re ticklish, the centre offers a full range of traditional hand, facial and body treatments. Fish pedicure: €49.
The atmosphere is one of total refuge. The 7 rooms of this top-class centre offer a comprehensive programme of massages and treatments.Perfect for ultra-relaxing aquatic treatments,reflexology & Watsu
The most pleasant surprise is the verdant, 1200m² oasis planted with magnolias, maples, ferns and poppies, sheltering a terrace that’s perfect for breakfast.
Choose from 17 organic teas & infusions, fruit juices and even champagne to sip with a dizzying pastry selection. Take your tea with a dash of piano accompaniment while contemplating the summer garden
The spirit of Japan pervades the clean lines of this shop, which cultivates subtle nuances & sophisticated gift presentation. It has one of the most impressive selections of tea & accessories in Paris
Open all day, the Galerie Joybar/tearoom of the hotel, is an unsuspected haven of calm where it’s great to relax at the bar or on the heated terrace overlooking the garden.
A trendy bar/club. Clubbers are attracted by the grandiose decadence of the red and gold interior, with its thick carpet and velvet bench seats under crystal chandeliers.
A décor of savvy design (leather settees, wall benches, subdued lighting) that one drinks in, alongside a beverages menu with a sumptuous selection of whiskies and colourful cocktails.
Le Bar 228 (Hôtel Meurice) sets the benchmark for luxury hotel bars.Feel of a closeted British club complete with stools,mahogany & grained-leather chairs, bar and impressive collection of bottles.
More than a chic brasserie.The mezzanine bar beneath the huge glass roof is a great place to unwind in the evening.Low tables,designer armchairs & cosy cushions. Friendly atmosphere & top-class music
A boat to party on in style without ever leaving the port, a must on the capital’s nightlife circuit. Recently renovated restaurant, concert hall, dance club in an irreverent décor.
This cosy lunchtime and evening eatery turns into a club at midnight every Friday and Saturday. Successful mix of retro and trendy, decor of mirrors and neon and the veranda beneath the glazed roof.
I love this kitchen equipment shop, many different products, helpful staff. -Heather Hurlbert, Top Chef Just Desserts
