
Sundays at La Fontaine Gaillon: children brunch then disappear upstairs for entertainment. Parents linger over Eggs Royale and unlimited champagne. The Parisian brunch where sophistication and family life coexist.

Vesper's brunch, Tokyo Morning: unlimited Veuve Clicquot champagne, fusion Benedict eggs (salmon-avocado or mushroom), miso-roasted cockerel. Paris meets Tokyo without forcing it. The kind of place where you settle in for the long haul, champagne in hand.

Sundays at Fitzgerald: delicacies spread, choice of dish (chicken-waffle, avocado toast or eggs Benedict), unlimited drinks. Children brunch then join the entertainer. Parents linger. A Sunday that takes its time without losing its festive spirit.

Friday fondue at Abstinence: a warm moment to share, good wine, good company, and the restaurant’s true spirit. Nothing overplayed, just the pleasure of a beautiful evening.

Fiona Matteï takes over Vesper for one evening. On the menu: Vesper's contemporary Japanese cuisine, signature cocktails, and private readings. Between starter and dessert, Fiona reads what you don't say. No props, no theatrics.