Boca do Lobo Suggests You Where to Eat in Paris – Restaurant Guy Savoy

Boca do Lobo team is already in Paris celebrating design with friends and showing the best of our latest novelties. After presenting luxury furniture in the beginning of the year at Maison et Objet, our team is back with much more to show. Inspired by French spirit, romantic vibes and luxury lifestyle, we suggest you today Where to Eat in Paris, by presenting you a special restaurant – Guy Savoy.

When Guy Savoy moved from his original Right Bank location in Paris into magnificent quarters overlooking the Seine, he also created a pulse-racing selection of new dishes to complement his Michelin three-star classics.

His playful spirit is on display from the provocative miniature hors d’oeuvres through the delightful desserts. None of the many temples to haute cuisine in Paris can compete. Savoy, one of the world’s best-loved chefs, is now also one of its most glamorous.

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Guy Savoy, an enthusiast of art, has filled his new restaurant with superb artwork and decorative objects. The selection includes a striking 1950s Stilnovo chandelier by Gino Sarfatti and a ceiling painting by Fabrice Hyber that was inspired by the gossip of the diners below. Art comes to the table, too: The custom Bernardaud dinnerware was designed by Bruno Moretti, while smiling faces decorate plates by Virginia Mo.Boca do Lobo Suggests ou Where to Eat in Paris - Restaurant Guy Savoy (3)

Guy Savoy is in the Monnaie de Paris (the Paris Mint), a grand neoclassical building just outside Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

The intimate restaurant seats only 60; Savoy directs a brigade of 30 chefs in the kitchen.

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Signature dishes include Sea Bass from Head to Toe (a filet, rice cooked with sea-bass fumet and goose barnacles, and the grilled head) and a rhubarb dessert (a pink pod made with ribbons of rhubarb holding a sphere of rhubarb sorbet).

In case you’re still looking for an iconic designed restaurant in Paris, we also suggest you Le Germain: A restaurant halfway between Alice in Wonderland and London’s Sketch. 

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