Maison et Objet is on the rise and it seems the perfect time for you to visit Paris for the weekend, so here you have a guide to Paris with 5 luxury restaurants that you cannot miss. Apart from its history, architecture and exclusive design the City of Lights is worldwide known for its wonderful cuisine.
When the night comes, and after a long day looking for the latest interior design trends, you just want a good place to rest and enjoy the best dinner that Paris has to offer. In order to save your time and make sure that you go to the best luxury restaurants, keep the following list of things to do in Paris, in your memory.Check where to go during Maison et Objet.
Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée
Established at Hôtel Plaza Athénée, Alain Ducasse is a three-star Michelin restaurant that presents the naturalness cuisine inspired by the fish-vegetables-cereals trilogy. In partnership with Alain Baraton, head gardener of Grand Parc de Versailles and Trianon,Alain Ducasse offer to its clients, vegetables and fruits grown exclusively for them. In their dishes, Ducasse’s chefs use the best ingredients to make sure that they achieve the highest flavor potential. With an absolute attention to every detail, the traditional style embedded on the walls is complemented with modern table settings and furniture with a remarkable quality, all illuminated by a chandelier with 10,000 suspended crystals. One of most go during Maison et Objet.
L’Arpège
L’Arpège is a three-star Michelin restaurant dedicated to the traditional french cuisine. Using the flambéing technique that his grandmother taught him, the chef Alain Passard is dedicated to creating harmonious dishes with a vegetables signature, since every meal description includes vegetables on it, and every ingredient is carefully considered to make sure it matches the rest. Nevertheless, do not get disappointed if you’re not a vegetables lover, because the chef still serves meat on the meals.One of most go during Maison et Objet.
Le Meurice
Le Meurice is another three-star Michelin restaurant from chef Alain Ducasse that serves classic European cuisine. Dishes include such lavish offerings as sautéed blue lobster with champagne, sea bass with goldleaf risotto, and scallops with white alba truffle foam. Inspired by the Salon de la Paix at the Château de Versailles, the decoration of the restaurant was revisited by Philippe Starck in 2007 and has an elegant and harmonious white and silver setting full of antique mirrors, crystal chandeliers, bronzes and large windows overlooking the Jardin des Tuileries.One of most go during Maison et Objet.
Epicure
Epicure is another three-star Michelin restaurant located in the hotel Le Bristol. It offers a simple but delicious combination of classic french cuisine, made by chef Eric Frechon with quality seasonal ingredients. The restaurant offers two dining rooms, Winter and Summer, that are used according to the rhythms of the season, both with a view to the Le Bristol’s exquisite inner courtyard garden.One of most go during Maison et Objet.
Le Jules Verne, Eiffel Tower
If during the day you don’t have time to visit the Parisian iconic Eiffel Tower, because you are emerged in Maison et Objet tradeshow, enjoy the night there having a wonderful dinner at Le Jules Verne restaurant.
Located on the second level of Eiffel Tower, Le Jules Verne is a modern french cuisine restaurant. With bold modern décor by Patrick Jouin and cuisine by the already known Alain Ducasse, it offers a classic French menu with contemporary twists, plus sweeping views over western Paris through floor-to-ceiling bay windows. Rigorously selected ingredients are combined to produce mouthwatering creations such as seared turbot with leeks and black fig sauce, and pineapple and green apple ‘vacherin’.One of most go during Maison et Objet.
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