Our restaurant, the Grand Dictionnaire

Your Hotel Monte Cristo is delighted to draw your attention to its recently opened restaurant, the Grand Dictionnaire. Please read on as we tell you all about this fine establishment that is both appealing and welcoming, as well as in keeping with our values ​​and our hotel’s theme!

 

The Grand Dictionnaire and Dumas

Your Hotel Monte Cristo evokes in each detail the amazing personality of Alexandre Dumas, the man of a thousand lives who roamed the world of the 19th century like a whirlwind of energy and creativity. The famed and prolific writer not only created remarkable stories in which heroes like Edmond Dantès thrill and inspire us, but he also produced works such as the Grand Dictionary of Cuisine, his gastronomic magnum opus. It was this that inspired the name of the Grand Dictionnaire as well as some of the recipes offered by our chef, Jean-Baptiste Ascione. With fresh and seasonal ingredients always prepared and cooked entirely on site, he creates an enchantment of flavours and colours...

 

Discover the wonders of the Grand Dictionnaire

Cast off the shackles of the traditional starter – main course - dessert! The Grand Dictionnaire offers dishes in individual portions. You can enjoy them in series, share them around a good glass of wine, or simply have one to fill a small hollow. You will find classic dishes such as eggs mimosa, salmon gravlax or pâté en croûte enhanced by the masterful touch of our chef. You’ll be seduced by original creations such as caramelised baby carrots, lemon sabayon and crispy quinoa or Granny Smith and mint tzatziki...

For a gourmet lunch, a holiday treat, a romantic dinner or a feast with friends, succumb to the charms of the elegant, beautifully designed and inviting Grand Dictionnaire restaurant of your Hotel Monte Cristo and enjoy a fine meal as your appetite and preferences dictate, at your own pace...

 

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More information:

- Instagram Account of Grand Dictionnaire

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Hotel Monte Cristo Paris, a 4-star boutique hotel in the heart of the 5th arrondissement