Jack Newman reports for the Daily Mail: Paris’s most famous street is set to undergo a £225million makeover to turn it into an ‘extraordinary garden’. The Champs-Elysees, which is normally clogged with traffic, will instead become a 1.2-mile stretch of greenery with tunnels of trees, green spaces and pedestrian zones. Under the plans, the number […]

From the Ritz Paris: Dear friends and guests, After an extended closure, it is our pleasure to announce that the Ritz Paris has once again opened its doors. We are delighted to welcome you at the Bar Vendôme every day. The Bar Hemingway, Salon Proust and Ritz Paris Concept Store will reopen on September 3rd. […]

Nobody explains the sixth arrondissement(district) in Paris better than does food maven Dorie Greenspan. Trust me I know. Over the last decade, Debbie and I have probably spent 30 trips to exactly the two-block area in the sixth arrondissement that Dorie describes so wonderfully here. If you are thinking the “Lost Generation of Paris” in […]

Soeren Kern writes at The Gatestone Institute: The French government has announced a plan to boost policing in 15 of the most crime-ridden parts of France in an effort to reassert state control over the country’s so-called “no-go” zones: Muslim-dominated neighborhoods that are largely off limits to non-Muslims. The crime-infested districts, which the French Interior […]

From Eater 2/13/20: In Paris, a lot of nights out start like this: squeezing into a small bar around an even smaller table and splitting a bottle of wine, likely French and definitely natural. Sometimes there’s a list, but often the wines are on display on the surrounding walls, their prices of just 20 or […]

L’Ami Louis is always one of our first, must hit, bistro stops when in Paris. And Louis holds court with an iron hand. You had better to be ready with your full table order when Louis hits (I’m ready) your table. I would go for the plates of roast chicken, grass fed steak, escargots, white […]