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Double Impact restaurant: the gastronomic gem of Paris's 9th arrondissement that you didn’t see coming

At the foot of Montmartre, in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, the newly opened Double Impact presents a tasting menu curated by chef Etienne Dupuy and Mickael Robinault. A living, seasonal kitchen sourced through short supply chains. We tried it and here’s everything about this charming discovery.

Cléo: a top-tier dining destination in the heart of the 7th arrondissement!

Left Bank, just steps from Les Invalides, the Eiffel Tower, and the Pont Alexandre III, Cléo unveils an intimate gastronomic experience in a hushed, refined ambiance, with a secret terrace in a peaceful setting. In the kitchen, chef Alexandre Semperé, who has trained at Alain Ducasse’s maisons, the Plaza Athénée, and Les Ombres, serves a precise and bold signature cuisine.

Le Bristol Paris's discreet, verdant terrace is back for the sunny days.

A haven of peace where luxury and nature meet, a stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées, the Jardin Français at the Bristol Paris is the ideal place for lunch or dinner, surrounded by rose bushes and orange trees in bloom.

Why should you check out a gaming club in Paris at least once in your life?

In Paris, people know the big-name restaurants, discreet bars, theatres, rooftops and nightlife spots. But there’s another way to experience the capital: stepping into a gaming club. A unique experience, half urban casino, half private lounge, half poker table, half late-night dining—a break from time. Trying a gaming club at least once in a lifetime isn’t just about laying bets on green felt. It’s about discovering a codified, captivating—sometimes spectacular—universe where you observe as much as you play. In these adults-only venues, entry is by presenting an ID. Once inside, the city’s noise fades away. It’s time for cards, chips, dealers, and that particular tension that gathers around a table.

The loveliest terraces at Fitz Group restaurants to soak up the sunny days in Paris

May is here, and with it the irresistible urge to enjoy terraces at the first hint of sun. Good news: the Fitz Group’s terraces are open. Five spots ready for sunny lunches, lingering breaks, and open-air dinners.

Viandalism: the exhibition bridging street art and contemporary art at the Mona Bismarck

Graffiti and contemporary art converge at the Mona Bismarck with Viandalism, an exhibition bringing together 40 artists from May 7 to 8, 2026. Over two days, this artistic gathering offers a different way of circulating the works and presenting them to the public. Free admission, but registration is required.