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Vexin Fair 2026 in Pontoise (95): Local produce, crafts and entertainment

A date has been set in Pontoise (95) for Sunday, June 7, 2026, for the traditional Foire du Vexin 2026 and its avalanche of fine local produce!
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Île-de-France: the 2026 rankings for the best traditional baguette - Outer Ring of Greater Paris

His name is Frédéric Boulay, and he has won first prize in the 2026 competition for the best traditional baguette in Île-de-France – Grande Couronne. Drop by his bakery in Val-d'Oise to try it.
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Île-de-France: here is the winner of the 2026 Grand Paris prize for the best traditional baguette

On the occasion of the Bread Festival, Clément Poncet took first prize on May 10 in the 2026 competition for the best traditional baguette in Île-de-France – Greater Paris. His winning baguette can be found and savored in Rosny-sous-Bois, Seine-Saint-Denis.
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The Chefs' Garden: Explore the stalls of renowned chefs at Roland-Garros

From May 24 to June 5, 2026, Roland-Garros unveils the Garden of the Chefs, a new gourmet space bringing together a host of renowned chefs and activities for everyone.
L’île Fanac à Joinville-le-Pont, un lieu incontournable à découvrir dans le Val de MarneL’île Fanac à Joinville-le-Pont, un lieu incontournable à découvrir dans le Val de MarneL’île Fanac à Joinville-le-Pont, un lieu incontournable à découvrir dans le Val de MarneL’île Fanac à Joinville-le-Pont, un lieu incontournable à découvrir dans le Val de Marne

The Grand Walk: a hike along the Marne’s banks and dinner in the park of a château

We head out to discover the banks of the Marne, all the way to Champs-sur-Marne, for a large, cultural and family-friendly 10-kilometre hike on May 30, 2026, ending with a dinner in the beautiful park of the château!
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Pari Fermier, the traveling network of local producers and farmers across Île-de-France: 2026 Event Dates

For over 30 years, the Pari Fermier association has been hosting traveling markets featuring local producers and farmers throughout Paris and the farms of Île-de-France. Check out the upcoming dates and locations for the 2026 Pari Fermier markets!
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La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris

The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
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The Cubana Café Paris Montparnasse bar-restaurant-smoking room: fiesta, flavours & caliente atmosphere!

Sponsored - Fancy a trip to Havana in the heart of Paris? Welcome to Cubana Café, a unique bar, restaurant, and smoking room where a warm atmosphere and Cuban flavors await you from 11 a.m. to 4 a.m. during the week and until 5 a.m. on weekends. Salsa lessons every Tuesday!
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PSG–Arsenal final on giant screens and on terraces in Paris

Sponsored - Get ready for PSG vs Arsenal at Chalet du Lac: Champions League final on giant screens and on the terrace, with DJ sets and activities in Paris. Reserve your spot now for the Fan Zone at Chalet du Lac in the 12th arrondissement.
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The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition

At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
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La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
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La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
Refine your search
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
La Fête du Pain 2026: the enormous pop-up bakery returns to the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris
The Bread Festival returns to Paris from May 8 to 17, 2026, on the forecourt of Notre-Dame Cathedral. On the menu? Bakehouses, a host of artisan bakers, contests, and plenty of opportunities to sample these excellent breads!
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
Refine your search
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
Angiolo, the 6th arrondissement ice cream parlour that delights Saint-Germain-des-Près
Angiolo is the name of the new ice cream shop that has set up shop on the lively Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris's 6th arrondissement. We set off to discover this new-generation ice-cream parlour, which delighted us with flavours that combine simplicity and good produce.
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
Angiolo, the 6th arrondissement ice cream parlour that delights Saint-Germain-des-Près
Angiolo is the name of the new ice cream shop that has set up shop on the lively Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris's 6th arrondissement. We set off to discover this new-generation ice-cream parlour, which delighted us with flavours that combine simplicity and good produce.
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
Angiolo, the 6th arrondissement ice cream parlour that delights Saint-Germain-des-Près
Angiolo is the name of the new ice cream shop that has set up shop on the lively Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris's 6th arrondissement. We set off to discover this new-generation ice-cream parlour, which delighted us with flavours that combine simplicity and good produce.
Les Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet, the must-see food court in Paris Haussmann
Galeries Lafayette Le Gourmet is the ideal place to discover the specialties of the capital's various culinary brands. Good news for gourmets, who can enjoy the delicious counters and shelves of this XXL version of the delicatessen.
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.
The secret terrace of Rivié at the Hoxton Paris opens for the 2026 summer season.
Hidden in the inner courtyard of the Hoxton Paris, the terrace at Rivié is one of those off-the-radar spots you keep to yourself. Seasonal cuisine, carefully crafted cocktails, and weekend brunch throughout spring-summer 2026.
The pop-up terraces are making a comeback in Paris this April
With spring's arrival, pop-up terraces are making a vibrant comeback in the streets of the capital. From April 1st through October 31st, 2026, cafés, bars, and restaurants will be able to set up these seasonal outdoor spaces, provided they adhere to strict regulations.
In Paris’s 7th arrondissement, a gourmet shop devoted to pistachios, with ice cream available year-round.
Nestled in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, the Maison de la Pistache — true to its name — is a gourmand haven dedicated to pistachio in all its forms. Here you’ll discover pistachios for aperitifs, praline delights, chocolate-coated varieties, and even several frosted (!!) options.
The Boating Party Lunch at Maison Fournaise: we tried the special menu tied to the Renoir exhibition
At Maison Fournaise in Chatou (78), the Canotiers menu, reinterpreted by three-Michelin-star chef Christian Le Squer, is on offer through July 19, 2026, in dialogue with the exhibition "Renoir and Love: The Happy Modernity" at the Musée d’Orsay, from the balcony where Renoir set up his easel in 1880. Here’s what we thought.
Parent-child cooking classes at L'Atelier des Chefs
L'Atelier des Chefs is the place to introduce your child to balanced cooking (and eating). Come and spend 1h30 in a "parent-child" workshop with the chefs on hand to discover new, simple and easy-to-make recipes, for children aged 6 and over.
Les Halles d'Issy Biltoki, Issy-les-Moulineaux's food court and gourmet market
On the banks of the Seine in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Les Halles Eiffel has given way to Les Halles d'Issy - Biltoki, a huge 1,000 m² market and gourmet food court that welcomes you from breakfast to dinner in a festive atmosphere. Here you'll discover a range of 20 ultra-committed craftsmen and merchants, determined to delight you with the finest products.
Who won the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie de Paris 2025?
The City of Paris has awarded the Grand Prix de la Pâtisserie Parisienne and the Jeunes Talents 2025. Who are this year's winners? We tell you all about them!
LAND&MONKEYS, the pioneering bakery serving delicious, 100% plant-based treats
Land&Monkeys is the first bakery with a positive impact, where even the baked goods are more delicious and indulgent.
La Petite Alsacienne: with its pretzels and kouglofs, this bakery-pastry shop delights the 14th
Well known to locals, La Petite Alsacienne draws daily a crowd of gourmands to its charming shop in Paris’s 14th arrondissement. While pastries and sandwiches make many mouths water, lots of people come here to scoop up their must-have bretzels or the famous kouglof.
Angiolo, the 6th arrondissement ice cream parlour that delights Saint-Germain-des-Près
Angiolo is the name of the new ice cream shop that has set up shop on the lively Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris's 6th arrondissement. We set off to discover this new-generation ice-cream parlour, which delighted us with flavours that combine simplicity and good produce.
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