Ambroisie, is a superb 3 stars restaurant, located on historic Place des Vosges in le Marais. The chef and owner Bernard Pacaud works personally in the kitchen. Despite Ambroisie being a little ex- centered, it is a superb place to celebrate. Book long in advance or try Saturday lunch.

If your guest(s) are Italian food lover(s)  consider the Stresa. From any palace in Paris, your chauffeur will get you there within minutes. It has been run by the same family for many years. And between the twins and cousins, it is sometimes difficult to know who has been in charge of your table on your prevous visit. If it is the season for the "white gem", don't miss the pasta with truffles. If you go there for the first time, it might be helpful to  call on the recommendation of some one.

The Sormani bistro, is a beautifully designed restaurant 2 blocks away from the Arch of Triumph. Walls are covered with   astonishing  grey leather, chairs and tables are exceptionally comfortable. The small amount of tables guarantees a pretty fast service. If you prefer a gourmet alternative : next door is the 2 stars  Sormani restaurant.

Located on the left bank, one block away from Saint Germain des Près church, you will  find the Ralph Laureen parisian restaurant. Name is easy, it is called Ralph's. A part of it is a very cosy courtyard   surrounded by an elegant 18th century building. If you are a serous meat eater, you will appreciate to know, beef comes from Mr Laureen's ranch in Colorado. Meals (and not only meat) are good and inventive. This restaurant  is  probably  super busy during the fashion weeks... A place to and to be seen.