Michelin-starred Septime is the kind of restaurant that is a destination in of itself for lovers of good food. Featuring an innovative menu that focuses on vegetables, seasonal ingredients, and different textures and cooking techniques, the restaurant is perfect for a special lunch or dinner. The interior also impresses with a refined style that brings together concrete surfaces, wooden furniture, black steel, and industrial lighting. If you’re planning to visit, keep in mind that making a reservation well ahead of time (think more than two weeks) is a must.

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