If you find yourself in the heart of Paris, especially around the Opéra Bastille, there’s one spot that should be at the top of your list for a memorable meal—Brasserie Bofinger. A true Parisian institution, this iconic brasserie has been serving up classic French fare since 1864 and is a…

For nearly two centuries, Stern Graveur was the letterpress printing home to an elite international clientele. When the Stern family relocated to the Faubourg St. Honoré, the Tudor revival premises was converted to a restaurant by world-renowned designer Philippe Starck. As always, Starck correctly interpreted the soul of this historic place…

After cruising through the Ralph Lauren store, I couldn’t help but think Ralph does French better than the French. The courtyard features my favorite blue and white color scheme and is beyond beautiful.

From the second floor of the Eiffel Tower, I think I spotted the perfect Parisian terrace. It overlooks the Champ-de-Mars.

I love traditional brasseries and Savy is one of the best! Located just off Avenue Montaigne, the food, decor, staff, and ambiance are outstanding. I was introduced to Savy by a dear friend who works nearby. He affectionately referred to it as his canteen. That is to say, his cafeteria…

I had lunch with a friend and former classmate Sylvia at Le Berkeley, just steps from the Champs-Elysées and next door to Christie’s auction house. This fabulous restaurant has been here for nearly a century, but one would never know it from the sumptuous décor of Pierre-Yves Rochon. Rochon also designed the…