The Chefs' Garden: Explore the stalls of renowned chefs at Roland-Garros

This year, Roland-Garros broadens its offering with a new culinary experience open to all visitors. Named the Jardin des Chefs, this space sits at the heart of the Jardin des Serres d’Auteuil, just steps from the court Simonne-Mathieu.

envisioned as a gourmet hub within the tournament, the venue shines a spotlight on French gastronomy through a lineup bringing together renowned chefs and pastry chefs. From May 24 to June 5, 2026, figures such as Christophe Adam, Juan Arbelaez, Pascal Barbot, Yves Camdeborde and Jessica Préalpato will present their signature dishes alongside inventive new creations.

The Jardin des Chefs is spread across several zones. The first area hosts hands-on culinary workshops—sweet and savory—where chefs cook live in front of an audience. A cocktail bar, a beverage stand and an ice-cream space complete the offering, with creations imagined by Christophe Adam.

At the rear, a terrace of over 1,200 m² lets visitors dine, snack, or enjoy lunch in a quieter setting. A series of activities are also planned there: blind test, live concerts, match broadcasts on giant screens, and even a virtual reality immersive experience that lets you glimpse the stadium from above in a virtual hot-air balloon.

By day, two chefs will prepare a variety of savory dishes each day, while a pastry chef will handle the dessert of the day until 6 p.m. By night, the space takes on a livelier, more festive vibe with a menu inspired by bodegas, built around tapas plates imagined by Yves Camdeborde.

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