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Le Grand Véfour

Paris, France

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4.5/5

268 Reviews

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Le Grand Véfour Restaurant

Chef Guy Martin

Creative cooking

"For me, cooking is a moment of sharing which knows neither taboos nor boundaries. We are lucky enough to be able to choose the best suppliers and to transform our ingredients. We start out with an exceptional natural product and cook it with our imaginations to give pleasure to our clients who trust us. That's an act of love. "

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Annual closing(s)

From 03/08/2025 to 26/08/2025

Plan your visit to the restaurant Le Grand Véfour

French culinary institution

in the Palais Royal
18th-century dining room
bistrot-style cuisine

After more than thirty years of passion, sharing and inventiveness, Chef Guy Martin has created a cuisine which is like him, modern, sensuous and daring. A cuisine which associates pleasure and wellbeing, awakens the senses and creates emotions. Each dish is a masterpiece at this historic restaurant overlooking the gardens of the Palais Royal, frequented in the past not just by Napoleon and Josephine but also by Victor Hugo and Colette. The flavours of the world come together in grilled turbot and artichokes with pineapple-sage infused oil, or green pea ice-cream.

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Chef

Guy Martin

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Sommelier

Romain Alzy

Read stories of the property

2024-09-26

Parisian gastronomy: deliciously paradoxical

The French capital’s restaurants are revered across the globe. Here, a renowned food critic offers his interpretation of why the City of Light continues to exert such a profound influence over the culinary world, paying tribute to eight luminary chefs.

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A story to tell

"Each guest is immersed in Le Grand Véfour's history as soon as they arrive, not only by the named tables recalling the famous people who frequented the property, but also by the Maître d’Hôtel's account. This place's history is so rich and fascinating that we have a commitment to enabling others to discover it. "

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Itinerary - The wine route to Champagne

A week-long trip between Paris and Reims is like going back in time and opening yourself up to new emotions. The traveler will discover magnificent Gothic cathedrals, immortal battlefields, and landscapes now covered with the vineyards of the most prestigious Champagne appellations... <a href="https://www.relaischateaux.com/us/destinations/routes-du-bonheur/alix-philipon" target="_new"><b>See the itinerary</b></a>

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