If you’ll be in Paris until June 2010, you’ll be able to experience one of the French capital’s most breathtaking gastronomic experiences. It’s a temporary restaurant placed on top of the Palais de Tokyo contemporary art museum and is itself a piece of art. This glass box by artist Laurent Grasso is part of the Art Home by Electrolux project and offers fine dining with a view of the Eiffel Tower directly in front of you.
The dining area is surrounded by 18 meters of glass and LED lighting, with a communal table with space for 12 guests placed in the middle. That’s where the experimental, contemporary international cuisine by chef Gilles Sassart is served, with the vegetables coming from the garden within the Palais.
All this combined, and not simply the panoramic vistas, has turned this address into one of the hottest in the city, and the fact that it’s temporary only adds to the curiosity. Reservations must be made one month in advance, with lunch costing 60 euros and dinner 80 (wine is included).
Phone: +33 14 723 5458

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