Parisians have flocked there for decades, while travelers come from far and wide, excited by the stories they have heard. The Prunier restaurant on Paris’s Avenue Victor Hugo is classified as an historic monument and has just been revamped by interior designer Alexandra Saguet, along with Studios Gohard and L’Atelier du Mur.

These top-flight creatives have refreshed the moldings and Art Déco frescos, adding luxury fabrics designed by Pierre Frey. To complete the Izba salon designed for Pierre Bergé and Yves Saint Laurent, the upper floor now includes a new Caviar & Champagne bar offering the finest selection Paris has to offer. These hushed spaces for intimate lunches and dinners can be reserved for private events.

Eating caviar is always a delightful prospect, but this new makeover offers a lighter mood. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a delicious seafood lunch with the family, to sip champagne and sample fine caviar during a promising encounter, or simply to have dinner with friends alongside the fashionistas celebrating the start of Fashion Week.

This phoenix reborn from the ashes after 150 years is still and will always be a dazzling center for artistic souls, writers, young fashionables, and experienced globetrotters passing through the City of Light. And in 2022, this iconic Parisian gastronomic destination continues to write the legend with chef Yannick Alléno.