@lepinkfigaroWinter days are here to stay. The city is ready for Christmas, gift shopping is an ongoing affair, we’re all searching for more indoor activities to keep us busy since the temperature is close to 0°C everyday.
Just arrived home from the theatre, where I saw stunning Monica Bellucci giving voice to the letters of Maria Callas at Studio Marigny and spent the rest of night continuing to listen to the songs of Maria Callas.
As there are a few days of the year left, here are a few ideas on how to spend them while in Paris…
Try a new restaurant: Drouant
“Celebrating a seasonal cuisine and favoring local ingredients, guests can discover langoustines with raviolis in a citrus and lemongrass butter, a beautiful white steamed cod with seaweed tartar, scallops dressed in a thin layer of caramelized Parmesan cheese. As for dessert, the menu includes a soft meringue or a gourmet chocolate souffle. Reinventing the classic of French gastronomy with a great finesse, the menu is accompanies by a selection of more than 2000 wine recommendations.” ―Vogue
Vogue
@cedricgrolet
@francois_dhsHave some amazing pastries at Cédric Grolet Opéra
The World’s Best Pastry Chef of 2018 has a new endeavor: bread. Pastry guru Cédric Grolet opened his bakery-pastry shop, Cédric Grolet Opéra. Stop by to try some amazing pastries.
35, avenue de l’Opéra,
75002 Paris
Have a jazzy Sunday night at Bar Joséphine
“From the 1920s, and later after the Second World War, Lutetia was the place to be for intellectuals and the greatest artists from all over the world. Today, after an impressive renovation carried out by the architects Jean Michel Wilmotte and Alain-Charles Perrot, the establishment is reviving the jazzy spirit of the Left Bank.” ―Luxe Magazine
Bar Joséphine at the Hotel Lutetia
45 Boulevard Raspail
75006 Paris
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