New Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris
Granite
Located in the1 er arrondissement of Paris, Granite is a young restaurant that has just been awarded its 1 ère star.
Its main selling point? It uses 100 per cent local produce, and its dishes – both daring and delicious – are prepared under the supervision of its renowned chef Tom Meyer
Granite also offers a carefully designed setting, created to provide its guests with the utmost comfort and tranquillity.
Ogata
Ogata is a rather unique establishment. It combines a restaurant, a tea room and a shop. You can therefore enjoy a delicious cup of tea or do some shopping after sampling one of its exquisite dishes.
Most of these dishes are of Japanese origin and prepared with the finest ingredients, which will delight not only your eyes and taste buds, but all five of your senses.
AT
AT is a restaurant that also serves Japanese-inspired dishes with a touch of originality.
Its creative chef Atsushi Tanaka is indeed one of the most creative chefs in Paris!
As well as the quality and originality of its dishes, AT owes its first Michelin star to its warm and romantic atmosphere.
Auberge Nicolas Flamel
Dating from the 15 th arrondissement th century, the Auberge Nicolas Flamel is the oldest in Paris.
It was completely refurbished in 2021, enabling it to be awarded its first Michelin star in 2022.
The inn is also renowned for the flavour of its classic and contemporary dishes, 100 per cent of French origin, prepared under the supervision of its young and talented chef Grégory Garimbay.
