Crudo
Firstly, they had to swim all the way to Mexico, collecting top-notch shellfish and seafood along the way, before ...
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The Eat List
Since 2006, The Eat List has been highlighting the stars of the taste of the times. And just like that, these already-popular restaurants become impossible to book overnight. One day, you’ll see, you’ll thank us.
Tarántula
Let’s taco about Emmanuel Peña Treviño (ex-El Taco Olímpico and El Nopal), who’s crafting such carefully sourced c...read more
Kamo
After stirring up some spellbinding vibes over in the Petites-Écuries neighborhood, the group behind Tempête is no...read more
La Virée
In a part of Lyon that’s been sleeping on its laurels for a little while now, the dynamic duo of Mathias Beguin (e...read more
Au Trou Gascon
Abracadabra! To cast a new spell over this bastion of bourgeois cuisine, Jean-Félix Frichot (formerly of Le Percho...read more
Argile
After teasing the Montmartre neighborhood with his beloved restaurant Polissons, Romain Lamon has rushed back down...read more
Auberge de Bellevie
Welcome to the dazzling new venture from Zoé Boinet, the sommelier who kept wines flowing for a long time over at ...read more
Klee
Following in the footsteps of chef Magalie Verbaet and her sorely missed restaurant Ossip is no small feat! Yet ch...read more
Glaz
At the warm and welcoming restaurant run by sommelier Émeline Macé (formerly of the Rennes wine bar Rewined) and c...read more
Blossom
Ahoy, sailors! Docked along his native River Seine, Gabin Rodes (who we’d already come across in the Guérande regi...read more
Café Belardi
In a neighborhood where bistros abound, this cheerful Saint-Jean-de-Luz spot stands out from the crowd – thanks, i...read more
Bistrot des Rosiers
As Françoise Hardy once sang, on est bien peu de chose, mon amie la rose… But the friends at Le Bistrot des Rosier...read more
