Beneath a celestial Art Nouveau ceiling in the heart of Paris, V was recently spotted dining in unmistakable elegance at Beefbar Paris. Framed by gilded columns, intricate murals and light filtering through stained glass, the space exudes Belle Époque romance, and it’s no surprise it’s been designated a French cultural heritage site. Originally established in 1898 as La Fermette Marbeuf, the restaurant was reborn in 2018 as Beefbar Paris, and in 2019 was named one of the most beautiful restaurants in the world. But it’s not just the interiors that impress. The menu is a celebration of elevated carnivorous indulgence, from dry-aged steak and Wagyu tataki to teppanyaki, crispy tacos and delicate bao buns. It’s a refined intersection of street food and tradition, curated for those with discerning palettes and a love for modern gastronomy. V, ever the connoisseur of quiet luxury, chose the perfect setting for an understated yet evocative Parisian moment. 5 Rue Marbeuf, 75008 Paris Her...