The Taste Edit’s Guide to France: Get insider tips and local recommendations for the best restaurants, things to do, and hotels in France including Paris, Burgundy, Provence, Nice, Cote d’Azur
On a foggy morning in Champagne, we found ourselves at Ruinart, the world’s oldest Champagne house, for what turned out to be a magical visit. The day began in …
After a few weeks exploring Paris, we wanted our last night to be unforgettable. The Henri Suite at Brach Paris was exactly that—a modern, luxurious apartment with a wraparound …
If you’re looking for a stay in Paris that blends charm, comfort, and a neighborhood vibe far from the tourist crush, Hotel L’Ormaie in the 16th arrondissement may just …
When friends visited Paris, we managed to snag a coveted table at Septime—a bucket-list spot for many American travelers and a staple in countless travel and food articles. A …
Our visit to the Prince de Galles, A Luxury Collection Hotel began with a very warm welcome. Walking into the lobby, we were greeted by an exquisite display of …
Marie Akaneya is the kind of restaurant you would surely miss if you don’t know where to look. Tucked discreetly behind a sleek facade on a quiet Parisian …
La Table des Chefs at Maison Mumm feels less like a restaurant and more like a secret—one you’re lucky enough to be welcomed into. Tucked into a grand old …
Finding the perfect place to stay in Reims is easier than ever with the addition of the new Radisson Hotel Reims. Sleek, modern, and centrally located, this hotel is …
The new Ducasse Baccarat restaurant in Paris isn’t just another fine dining destination—it’s more like a theater where history, design, and cuisine put on one of the best spectacles …
When we arrived in Reims, our first stop wasn’t a Champagne house but a burger joint. Sacré Burger had been on our radar for some time—raved about in every …
If you’ve ever imagined slipping out of busy Paris to dine at a rustic farmhouse that’s equal parts lively restaurant and cozy retreat, Le Doyenné is the realization of …
La Bourse et La Vie comes highly recommended, especially if you’ve been digging through Paris food guides for bistro-style French fare. With chef Daniel Rose (of Le Coucou fame) …