Le Bal

  • Chef's Night Out: Le Bal Café

    British expatriates Anna Trattle and Alice Quillet of Le Bal Café take us on a low-key rager through the City of Light, with stops to fuel up on lamb's head, beetroot cakes, and "dirty Jameson shots."

  • Eat It: Braised Pork Belly from Le Bal Café

    It'll take a while in the oven, but it's worth it. Wake up early and get to work on this kimchi-topped braised pork belly from Anna Trattles and Alice Quillet, the chefs behind Le Bal Café in Paris.

  • Young Chefs Have Rapidly Improved the Parisian Dining Scene

    As a foreigner to Paris, I've noticed a positive shift in the dining scene since I moved here five years ago and opened my restaurant, Bones. That's not to say the older crowd are entirely down with the casual fine dining thing, though.

  • Bad Coffee Is Dying a Slow Death in Paris

    Coffee in Paris has been, historically speaking, rather dreadful—a bitter, black brew made from robusta beans. But now new cafés with a passion for good beans are slowly beginning to change French coffee culture for the better.

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