mike geary: http://www.paris-restaurants-guide.com/dining-paris-14.html I have a major project on France (every student gets a different country) and one of the things we have to find are famous restaurants and famous wineries. I'm really having trouble finding some wineries because so far I found NONE and on google I am so confused because every thing's in French (duh, I read the translated versions but nothing found). I wasn't sure to put this one as one of the famous restaurants or in the famous wineries because the Chief is all about wine. thanks!|||you should add a few first growth bordeaux's to the winery list - there's 5 of them: chateau mouton rothschild chateau latour chateau margaux chateau haut-brion chateau lafite rothschild also consider domain romanee conti from burgundy - $3000+ wines!|||The following are the only 3 star rated restaurants in Paris (3 stars is the highest for Michelin, and Michelin is the best source for restaurant rankings in Europe) * Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athenee * L'Ambroisie * Arpege * Astrance * Le Grand Vefour * Guy Savoy * Ledoyen * Le Meurice * Pierre Gagnaire * Pre Catelan In terms of Wineries, Chateau D'Yquem would be a good choice http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2tea鈥?/a> Mo毛t & Chandon would also be a good choice. They are most famous for making Dom Perignon Champagne. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo%C3%ABt_e鈥?/a>|||The link you have posted is a restaurant. http://www.wineweb.com/scripts/search3.c鈥?/a> - Here is a link to a bunch of French wineries. As far a which ones are famous, i am not sure although it might be the bolded ones. You could always go to a wine store with an adult and ask them which ones are famous so you can look it up for your project|||I thought there was a famous region in france for the kind of wine they made- burgundy?