that they lost a star. I recently ate in two restaurants that went from two to three stars this year (Lameloise and Helene Darroze) and preferred Taillevent – although all were good in there own way. I have seen some...

you shouldn’t miss out helen darroze. and you shouldn’t miss out the lebanese restaurants: ishbilya in knightsbridge is worth checking out. fyi, covent garden is a bit manhattany, somewhat like times square (but with...

A couple of thoughts (all brought to mind by recent discussions on this board) Helene Darroze (who I find myself posting over and over about lately – really, I don’t work for her, although I might wish I did!) has 2...

Maybe you should try eating at "Helene Darroze", 4 rue d’Assas 75006, just behind the Lutetia. Her gastronomic restaurant is on the first floor, but on the ground floor her “Salon” and “Boudoir” serve...

there is a constraint afterall , apologies . have you been to helene darroze , i dont see it on your website ? anybody else for that matter with their idea ?

Hi Souvenir! A great idea it is. So, unfortunately we are there on a Saturday when Taillevent is closed on the weekends :( We were thinking about lunch at Pierre Gagnaire, L’Astrance or Helene Darroze but are open to...

typical of the neighbourhood of publishers and rich elegant Parisian. It is also a less expensive way to determine whether you think that Helene Darroze is a great chef or a fraud. But maybe that is not a debate you are very...

a 244bc menu; and Helene Darroze has a 99bc menu (although I can’t remember anything that cheap when I went there!). My experience is that even if they don’t have it a good sommelier will be able to oblige and put...

I’m curious what you end up getting... My guess is that the hand writing on your old bottle was a Darroze label, which could have been one of many armagnac.

place (home of the Prix Goncourt). Some suggestions (other than L’Astrance): L’Excuse, Lasserre, L’Oulette, Helene Darroze ... I’ve posted on all recently, but if you can’t find the posts, or want...

there are tons of restaurants in the area.most have been discussed on this board so i’ll just mention a few. la bastide d’odeon helene darroze le maxence l’epi dupin la grande rue bon appetit

finding L’Epi Dupin fully booked, we found a table at Salon d’Helene, the first-floor bistro of the one-star Helene Darroze. They serve only tapas, but we constructed a small tasting from the menu anyway. First up was...

had one of the best meals I’ve ever had in London at Helene Darroze. Precise, inventive classical cuisine, menu beautifully structured with impeccable ingredients and flawless service. the progression and build of the...

there as they stock Darroze. Be aware they do not open at weekends – the shop is more of a warehouse shopfront.

Paris; I’ve had great food at Helene Darroze, 2-m-stars. Female star-chef!! The Baba au rhum there was among the best food I’ve ever eaten. (Though the service was lacking the last time I was there..) Another place we...