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Jacques and Laurent Pourcel, identical twins born in 1964, created a restaurant empire based on French colonial trading posts in 17th-century India, marketing a...more
see the Avignon guideIf metropolitan bustle and an intriguingly diverse Parisian crowd are a vital part of your brasserie experience, this sprawling Art Deco–style dining room...more
see the Paris guideLe Crèmerie is tucked away in the woods above the Lognan cable-car and chair-lift at Argentière and is one of the few mountain restaurants not...more
see the Chamonix guideThis lively restaurant serves up classic coastal and Provençal cuisine just south of Cannes's Rue d'Antibes. All the usual regional favorites are here:...more
see the Côte d'Azur guideChef Sébastien Aminot operates the restaurant at the chic La Mirande hotel, installed in an elegant and softly lit room hung with oil paintings and a...more
see the Avignon guideThis sprawling, overlit, crowded dining room can be pretty noisy, but it's a great address for both fans of Asian cooking and anyone who's counting their euros....more
see the Paris guideWater cascades beneath the dining room at this Chablis hot spot housed in a converted medieval mill over the Serein River. Winemaker Michel Laroche and his wife...more
see the Burgundy guideInside this three-floor chalet-style building, at the foot of Mont d'Arbois lifts, are pine-green upholstered banquettes, chandeliers, and an open fireplace on...more
see the Megève guideTucked away behind Hôtel La Ponche and the Place de l'Ormeau, this small Vietnamese/Thai restaurant is the ideal break from all that Provençal...more
see the St. Tropez guideOn the outskirts of Beaune, next to the Fallot mustard factory, chef Bruno Monnoir incorporates ingredients both indigenous (truffles, snails, squab) and...more
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