Champagne, beautifully crafted picnic baskets and friendly competition bring the French art
de vivre to Waterfall City this summer.
Champagne, s’il vous plaît! Le Parc Polofields, the Parisian-inspired food emporium by Tashas Group, has partnered with Moët & Chandon to introduce a French-inspired boules and picnic experience, bringing a touch of French chic to Waterfall City this summer. Think leisurely afternoons, friendly competition and effortless elegance, with Moët & Chandon, beautifully crafted Le Parc picnic baskets and an inviting garden atmosphere that encourages guests to linger… Champagne in hand.
Set within Le Parc’s outdoor garden, the Moët & Chandon-branded boules experience brings a playful new dimension to the restaurant’s celebration of Parisian living. Inspired by the French tradition of pétanque, the experience invites guests to gather their friends, enjoy a game or two and settle in for an afternoon where the only real agenda is having a good time.
The partnership brings together two brands with a shared appreciation for the French art de vivre – the pleasure of good food, beautiful surroundings, conversation and time spent in
good company.
Since opening in July 2026, Le Parc Polofields has introduced Waterfall City to its own little corner of Paris, complete with a restaurant, artisan bakery, handcrafted pâtisserie, fresh flowers and a carefully curated Retail Emporium. The garden and boules court extend that experience outdoors, offering another reason to linger a little longer.
At the heart of the new offering are three specially curated picnic basket options, each featuring a selection of freshly prepared Le Parc favourites. Designed for sharing, the baskets bring the food emporium’s signature approach to beautiful, generous food into the garden, with something to enjoy between turns on the court.
Guests can choose from three picnic experiences: vegetarian, charcuterie or salmon*. Moët & Chandon adds a suitably celebratory touch, turning a simple afternoon with friends into something more memorable.
“Le Parc has always been about so much more than coming in for a meal. We wanted to create a place where people can spend time together, enjoy beautiful food and find pleasure in the everyday,” says Natasha Sideris, Founder and CEO of Tashas Group. “The boules court brings another wonderful element to that experience. It’s playful, it’s social and it encourages people to slow down and enjoy themselves. Our partnership with Moët & Chandon feels like a natural extension of everything Le Parc stands for.”
While boules might have its roots in France, the rules for enjoying it at Le Parc are refreshingly simple: bring your favourite people, embrace a little healthy competition and don’t take the score too seriously.
And for those who would rather spectate? A picnic basket and a glass of champagne make for a perfectly respectable alternative.
From one game to the next, it’s an invitation to slow down, raise a glass to togetherness and celebrate the simple pleasure of good company. After all, life is better when shared.
The Le Parc Polofields boules and picnic experience is available from 8 November, bookings via Dineplan.