L'atelier de Jean-Luc Rabanel

The modest 35-seat restaurant in Arles has no written menu and a $67 lunchtime prix... More

L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Paris

Housed off of the lobby of the Hôtel Pont Royal, this restaurant offers a "Discovery"... More

L'Auberge

The 146 year-old property once had guest rooms, a grocery, a café, and a gas... More

L'Avant Port

Lavinia

Housed inside Lavinia, one of Europe’s largest wine stores, Le Restaurant Lavinia is the ideal... More

Le 20 de Bellechasse

Named for its own address at 20 Rue de Bellechasse in the Seventh Arrondissement, Le... More

Le Baratin

Local chefs, grape geeks, and artists congregate late at night around the wooden counter of... More

Le Bateau Ivre

Le Baudelaire

Le Bearn

Flowery Art Nouveau wall tiles dialogue quietly with Guimard’s sensational verdigris entrance to the Châtelet... More

Le Bistrot de Pierrerue

The unlikely people behind Pierrerue's only storefrotn are Maryvonne and Mark Marinelli, Americans in their... More

Le Bistrot d'Henri

Given that it sits in prime tourist territory, this small neighborhood bistro is all too... More

Le Bistrot du Paradou

New owners Jean-Louis and Mireille Pons, from nearby Arles, took over Chez Quénin, changing the... More

Le Bouquet de Basilic

In the tourist-clogged hill town of Gordes, it's not easy finding a place to eat—a... More

Le Bristol

The Gastronomic Restaurant in Paris’s Hôtel Le Bristol evolves as the seasons change. The restaurant... More

Le Café de Saint-Malo

Le Café du Village

Le Café Grand Louvre

It serves utterly reliable, expensive haute cuisine with contemporary touches: foie gras with orange marmalade;... More

Le Calenzana

Simple Corsican cuisine, including the house specialty, lamb cooked in a wood- burning oven.... More

Le Canastel

The decades-old restaurant recently underwent a complete renovation, but thankfully the ambiance and the menu—starring... More