At These Luxe Restaurants, The View Is As Spectacular As The Meal
Food and travel go hand in hand. After all, memories are made with all of our senses, and our senses of smell and taste often help cement a memory long after you’ve left a destination. But for the 10 iconic locations below, the memory isn’t going to just be of the delicious food, but also […]The post At These Luxe Restaurants, The View Is As Spectacular As The Meal appeared first on Pursuitist.
Food and travel go hand in hand. After all, memories are made with all of our senses, and our senses of smell and taste often help cement a memory long after you’ve left a destination. But for the 10 iconic locations below, the memory isn’t going to just be of the delicious food, but also of the over-the-top views as well. Monaco Grand PrixLocated above the tightest (and most dangerous) turn on the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix track (taking place May 25-28), guests who dine at Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo?s Restaurant Joël Robuchon Monte-Carlo can enjoy Michelin-starred cuisine while taking in some of the race?s best views at the hotel?s Dom Pérignon Lounge, above the spot where racers slow down to make the turn. Speed-demons can also book the hotel?s ?Get Dizzy with Speed? experience to try F1 driving on the Circuit du Luc in Provence for themselves.Eiffel Tower MagicOverlooking all of Paris from the center of the Eiffel Tower, Chef Alain Ducasse?s Jules Verne Restaurant features a menu of modern French cuisine, including white asparagus, maltaise sauc...
Food and travel go hand in hand. After all, memories are made with all of our senses, and our senses of smell and taste often help cement a memory long after you’ve left a destination. But for the 10 iconic locations below, the memory isn’t going to just be of the delicious food, but also of the over-the-top views as well. Monaco Grand PrixLocated above the tightest (and most dangerous) turn on the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix track (taking place May 25-28), guests who dine at Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo?s Restaurant Joël Robuchon Monte-Carlo can enjoy Michelin-starred cuisine while taking in some of the race?s best views at the hotel?s Dom Pérignon Lounge, above the spot where racers slow down to make the turn. Speed-demons can also book the hotel?s ?Get Dizzy with Speed? experience to try F1 driving on the Circuit du Luc in Provence for themselves.Eiffel Tower MagicOverlooking all of Paris from the center of the Eiffel Tower, Chef Alain Ducasse?s Jules Verne Restaurant features a menu of modern French cuisine, including white asparagus, maltaise sauc...
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