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These 5 dishes that Olivier Nasti can no longer remove from his menu
Chef at Le Chambard in Kaysersberg, Olivier Nasti defends a cuisine that is deeply rooted in its region, committed, clear and sincere. Through five emblematic dishes, he tells the story of a career built on convictions, embraced traditions and mastered modernity.
Three not-to-be-missed 4-hand dinners in November
November will be rich in culinary encounters. Here are three chef duos who are sure to delight you with their 4-handed dinners in November.
10 hotels for a romantic weekend
Lost among olive trees, perched in the garrigues or in the heart of Paris, these ten hotels are intimate, confidential and precious refuges. A timeless interlude, where every detail invites complicity.
Académiciens Gault&Millau: three new members join the ranks
The Gault&Millau Academicians are an assembly of chefs selected by the gastronomic guide for their excellence and contribution to French gastronomy. Three new members will join in 2024.
Gault&Millau plates: more than just metal
For over 50 years, the Guide Jaune has been listing and rating addresses throughout France. The winners have the opportunity to decorate their establishment with an iconic plaque.
The 10 addresses that make Strasbourg
A European capital since 1949, Strasbourg has lost none of its Alsatian charm. Half-timbered houses and Renaissance mansions, secret alleyways and canals shaded by weeping willows, the city cultivates a unique art de vivre, cultured, festive and open to the world. Discover (or re-discover) our 10 favorites...
Un pâtissier, un artiste: a collab
Gault&Millau begins a series of "sweet" cross-portraits to share the behind-the-scenes story of two creative partners. Far from being a commission, these collaborations are born of a conversation, a dialogue in total freedom. Here's a very sweet exchange between Fabien Rouillard, pastry chef in Paris, and Gérard Audinet, director of Les Maisons de Victor Hugo, in Paris and Guernsey.
