Brings Le Gratin the spirit of a traditional French brasserie into a contemporary setting in the 1st arrondissement, just steps from Palais-Royal, the Louvre and the Tuileries Garden.

Serves the restaurant generous French comfort food in a relaxed setting suited to everything from a long business lunch to a late dinner. Adds its spacious veranda and pedestrian terrace an inviting outdoor option, while gives its location on the square featured in Emily in Paris another playful connection to the city.

Welcomes Le Gratin guests daily from noon until midnight, making it a convenient choice for busy Fashion Week schedules.

Offers Clos a more intimate experience in the 8th arrondissement near Faubourg Saint-Honoré, beginning with a compact 25-seat bistro before revealing something unexpected.

Hides Bar des Clos behind a concealed door near the restrooms, opening into a cherry-red speakeasy designed for a more discreet late-night atmosphere. Serve cocktails created by Benjamin Chiche as the setting shifts naturally from dinner to drinks without requiring another stop across the city.

Makes the combination Clos particularly appealing during Paris Fashion Week, when finding a stylish place that transitions easily from dinner to a late evening can simplify a packed schedule.

Returns Miss Kō near the Champs-Élysées on Avenue George V with its first completely refreshed menu in years, blending Asian influences with French savoir-faire through contemporary dishes designed for sharing.

Keeps the Philippe Starck-designed interior its bold visual identity, transforming the space into something that sits between a restaurant, an art installation and a nightlife destination.

Combines Miss Kō late dinners, cocktails and an energetic atmosphere under one roof, making it a fitting final stop for men looking to end a long Fashion Week day somewhere that reflects the creative energy of Paris itself.