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Dans le Noir?
Perspectives on Dans le Noir ?
Since its creation, Dans le Noir ? has attracted the attention of media outlets across the globe. Journalists, influencers and bloggers have all immersed themselves in our unique experience, highlighting its originality, sensory impact and inclusive values. Beyond the media world, our concept has also inspired filmmakers and storytellers in both cinema and television.
Here, you will find a curated selection of articles, broadcasts and reports, as well as films and series that shine a light on our distinctive concept, the people who embody our values, and the powerful emotions experienced by our guests.
Dans le Noir ? on TV
A unique sensory experience that continues to meet with great success. Over two and a half million people around the world have tried it in the past 20 years. The concept arrived in Strasbourg three years ago, hosted at the Hilton Hotel.
The Télématin team on France 2 explores the Dans le Noir ? Paris restaurant as part of the European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities and the venue’s 10th anniversary celebrations.
As part of a feature on Rue Quincampoix in Paris, presenter Yvan Hallouin from the Paname programme visited the Espace Sensoriel Dans le Noir ?, located on the same street as the restaurant, to discover its immersive activities.
On the occasion of the European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities, Dans le Noir ? founder Edouard de Broglie and visually impaired sensory expert Tiffany Kendziolka appeared on LCI’s Impact Positif programme to discuss their work.
Romain Hirt takes viewers on a journey to discover the Dans le Noir ? restaurant in Strasbourg.
Dans le Noir ? in the press
The aim of the experience? To awaken your other senses and discover what’s on your plate, while sharing a convivial and, above all, deeply human moment.
Having welcomed over 2.5 million guests worldwide since 2004, this international brand offers a unique gastronomic adventure: a culinary journey in total darkness.
Why it’s so original: because the entire dinner takes place in total darkness, guided and served by blind or visually impaired staff. It’s a chance to appreciate a meal from a completely new perspective.
When to go: with your partner to (re)discover each other.
Frequented by the likes of Katy Perry and Bear Grylls, this iconic restaurant, which also featured in the 2013 film About Time, is the perfect hideaway for diners - where you may even find yourself sat next to a celeb and not even realise it.
First service: the Ritz-Carlton launches its themed restaurant, where guests dine blindfolded. A playful yet refined culinary experience.
This mysterious dining experience has hosted over 2.5 million people around the world, who gave up their sight for a night and opened their senses like never before. Now, with a permanent home at the Grand Millennium in Auckland’s CBD, you can too.
Now, the Grand Millennium in Auckland’s business district hosts the experience permanently.