Dior Paris 30 Montaigne, boutique - museum, café and restaurant

The Dior Paris 30 Montaigne has finally reopened its doors after more than two years of renovation and reveals its new face and new features. Now much more than a boutique, the Dior Montaigne and its 10,000 m2 of space include a boutique, private suite, café, garden, museum and restaurant. Not only can you shop the iconic pieces of the famous House of Haute-Couture and Jewelry, but you can also sleep, have your makeup done, discover the iconic works of the House, eat a pastry or sit down to a refined restaurant.

The boutique offers 2,200 square meters of space imagined by the trio of designers - Maria Grazia Chiuri for the women's world, Kim Jones for men, and Victoire de Castellane for the jewelry lines. From bags to jewelry to tableware and beauty products, everything is there.

The Gallery, a true museum, offers a 2,000m² space that takes us through the 75 years of history of the House of Dior. We discover pieces of collections and even some rooms that have remained in their original state, such as the models' cabin or the designer's office. Models, original sketches, archive documents, accessories and exceptional pieces are on display for the first time. Entrance to the museum is €12 ( reservation required).

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On the first floor, under a beautiful luminous glass roof (but also outside), we discover a planted space, the Dior Pastry Shop ! Three gardens have been created in the space with the landscape designer Peter Wirtz and the plantings will be renewed every month. Throughout the day, from 10am to 7pm, the pastry and hot drinks counter, , awaits us for a good moment of relaxation. Under the direction of Jean Imbert, this café-tea room offers a wide range of cakes such as the Etoile Dior with vanilla (20€), the Chocolate Tart (22€), the classic and timeless Vanilla Flan (17€), the Citrus Tart (22€) or the amazing Coco with exotic fruits (17€).

At snack time, a"Tea Time" offer is available with a choice of a Hazelnut Soufflé (17€) or a Vanilla Caramel and Citrus Zest Millefeuille (16). We accompany the whole with a drink chausse, classic or vegetable. Count 8€ for the coffee and 14€ for the Matcha Latte.

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For the first time in its history, Dior Paris Montaigne has a restaurant called Monsieur Dior. Located on the second floor of the house, this restaurantdesigned by Peter Marino, with open doors to the boutique and the café's large glass roof, has something to seduce with its simple, generous and refined offer. On the menu, chef Jean Imbert, now chef at the Plaza Athénée, a stone's throw away, is responsible for the menu.

Among the star dishes are the "Colle Noire" soup (25€), the "New Look" Croque (38€), the"Christian Dior" Egg (60€), the Cuban-style Turbot or the Entrecote frites du défilé (45€).

For starters, we find the Sea bream with knife (28€), the Granville crab (36€), the raw Langoustines with citrus fruits (36€) or the Potato & Caviar (96€). On the vegetable side, we have Goat Ravioli with sweet pepper (29€), Tomato & Olive Gnocchi (35€), Green Vegetable Risotto (29€) and Roasted Carrots with Sauterne & Clementines (29€).

Also on the menu, salads from 26€ to 48€ for the Lamb's lettuce and black truffle version. And on the main course, you can choose between the Sole à notre convenance (56€), the Coquillages et Poireaux (44€), the Poularde Rôtie et pommes Anna (38€) and the Filet de Veau "Monsieur Dior" (56€).

Finally, La Suite Dior, a revisited illustration of the French art of living, allows guests to sleep in for a night, fulfilling Peter Marino's wish to create a place where "people take their time and are at ease; time, like space, light and these gardens are for me the most important point of this address".

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