French restaurant guide

Tag restaurants offering French cuisine only, whether modern French (bistronomie) or traditional French (bistrotière, regional, classic); whether affordable or more expensive (gastronomie).

Then specify, adding the necessary tag, whether it's: a brasserie, a bistro, a bouillon, a bistronomic restaurant, an affordable bistronomic restaurant, a gastronomic restaurant, an affordable gastronomic restaurant, a starred restaurant .Also, if the restaurant has a terrace.

Alsospecify, by adding the dedicated tag, whether the restaurant is: Lyonnais, Savoyard, Auvergnat, Aveyronnais, Bourguignon, Franc-comtois, Southwestern cuisine, Provençal, Corsican, Breton, Norman, Alsatian, Lorrain, Picard, Creole.

Also specify, adding the necessary tag, if the restaurant offers : frogs' legs, snails, oysters, caviar, foie gras, pâté en croûte, mayo eggs, croque-monsieur, onion soup, moules-frites, steak-frites, steak tartare, coq au vin, confit et magret de canard, game, boeuf bourguignon, blanquette, choucroute, quiche lorraine, cassoulet, raclette, tartiflette, fondue, galette bretonne, crêpe, crêpes Suzette.

Le Comptoir de la Traboule - Tataki de boeuf, tigre qui pleure

Le Comptoir de la Traboule, bistronomic highlights and intoxicating vintages

Just a stone's throw from the Champ-de-Mars and the Eiffel Tower, Comptoir de la Traboule whirls up hearty bistronomic dishes and intoxicating cuvées.

Petit Boutary, a gourmet restaurant with an African flavour in the Batignolles district of Paris

Petit Boutary's little brother, Petit Boutary twirls gourmet plates on its large sunny terrace, twisted with chef Roméo Agbodjan's African touches.

Fugue Restaurant - Caille farcie au cochon

Fugue, a fabulous bistronomic discovery that deserves every accolade

Recently opened by Victor Baraton-Dorat and chef Hitoshi Minatani, Fugue is one of our finest discoveries of the new culinary season.

Virtus, a discreet but brilliant Michelin-starred restaurant

Taken over by chef Frédéric Lorimier and his wife Camille Gouyer, Virtus immediately regained the Michelin star that had evaporated following the departure of the former chefs. And it's richly deserved: although particularly discreet, this Michelin-starred restaurant has more than one trick up its sleeve to melt diners' hearts.

Attabler, authentic Parisian bistro cuisine by the Gemellus team

Brothers Clément and Maxime Le Meur open a second address, Attabler, which honors true Parisian bistro cuisine.

Nepita, the Hotel Florida's Mediterranean restaurant, with a menu designed by Amandine Chaignot

Chef Amandine Chaignot is responsible for the Mediterranean menu at Nepita, the restaurant of the Hotel Florida.

Au Trou Gascon - Echine de cochon, pruneaux

Au Trou Gascon, chef Sarah Chougnet-Strudel at the helm of Alain Dutournier's former fiefdom

Like a phoenix, starred chef Alain Dutournier's Parisian institution Au Trou Gascon is enjoying a second lease of life, under the impetus of chef Sarah Chougnet-Strudel.

Maison Michodière, la nouvelle adresse parisienne de la cheffe Hélène Darroze

Maison Michodière, the confidential Parisian address of chef Hélène Darroze

Chef Hélène Darroze opens Maison Michodière, a confidential address by reservation only.

Le Beaucé, bistro pleasures and a well-stocked wine cellar

With its French dishes and good bowling, Beaucé continues the tradition of the French bistro, under the guidance of chef Marius Benard.

Le Tire-Bouchon Rodier, un resto coup de cœur pour des petites assiettes à partager - IMG 3351

At the Tire-Bouchon Rodier restaurant, bistronomic tapas to share and good wines

In the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the restaurant Le Tire-Bouchon Rodier is the kind of address that makes everyone agree. Here, you'll find a wide variety of bistronomic tapas to suit all tastes, which can be accompanied by fine wines, all for very good value: a real favorite!

Le Wagon Bleu Paris, un restaurant insolite et festif aux accents corses - IMG 3311

Wagon Bleu Paris, an unusual Corsican-inspired restaurant in a century-old Orient Express carriage

In the heart of Paris's 17th arrondissement, the Wagon Bleu is a Parisian institution reborn with a gourmet and festive concept that's well worth the detour. This unusual restaurant, set in an authentic 1925 Orient Express carriage, offers generous Corsican-style cuisine and a lively program of DJ sets on weekends.

Onyx, refined French bistronomy a stone's throw from department stores

Just a stone's throw from the department stores, Onyx impresses with its 4-metre agate wall and delights with its refined French bistronomy.

Le Grand Diner, Hôtel San Régis - Homard à la flamme

Le Grand Diner, Belle Epoque-inspired dishes to share at the Hotel San Régis

From Wednesday to Saturday, the Hotel San Régis organizes the Grand Diner, with dishes inspired by the Belle Epoque to share with guests in a chic but truly convivial atmosphere.

À la Fontaine Gaillon, Marie-Victorine Manoa réinvente l’élégance gourmande - IMG 0567

At La Fontaine Gaillon, chef Marie-Victorine Manoa reinvents gourmet elegance

This iconic address, taken over this summer 2024 by the Fitz Group with Marie-Victorine Manoa at the helm in the kitchen, offers a classic menu boldly revisited in a hushed atmosphere. Immerse yourself in an experience where terroir and creativity come together.

La Renommée: a chic restaurant with a historic façade and refined French cuisine

Behind the capital's historic façade lies an elegant restaurant with a hushed ambience, magnifying French gastronomy in a timeless setting on the famous Rue Saint-Honoré.

L'Émil, the authentic Parisian brasserie Paris 1er

We're off to Paris's 1st arrondissement to discover Brasserie Émil, a typical Parisian restaurant with an art deco decor, which treats us all day long to delicious French dishes.

L'Auberge Nicolas Flamel : la plus vieille auberge de Paris et son menu gastronomique - A7C5352

L'Auberge Nicolas Flamel in Paris: Gastronomy and history at the heart of a legendary place

Housed in one of the oldest houses in Paris, if not the oldest, built in 1407 by Nicolas Flamel, famous alchemist and benefactor, L'Auberge Nicolas Flamel combines heritage and haute cuisine. Under the direction of Michelin-starred chef Alan Geaam and now in the kitchen with chef Émile de France, this historic address offers a gastronomic experience where tradition and modernity intertwine.

Babille, a festive French brasserie on the Grands Boulevards

Canaille and festive, the French brasserie Babille awaits gourmets and party-goers on the Grands Boulevards to delight them in every way.

Magnum 150 CL, le restaurant français qui remet les traditions au goût du jour

Magnum 150CL, the restaurant that honors forgotten brasserie dishes just a few steps from the Parc Monceau

Magnum 150CL is the place to be, just a stone's throw from the Parc Monceau in Paris's 17th arrondissement. Here, you'll enjoy gourmet, comforting cuisine that takes forgotten brasserie dishes and gives them a refined touch, with the added bonus of a wine list to make oenophiles green with envy.

Restaurant Dame - Poireaux, sauce gribiche

Dame, great dishes to share in a seventies decor by the super Bonhomme team

The Bonhomme team is at it again. After their first well-prepared restaurant, they've landed in a new district, the 9th arrondissement, with an address just as bistronomic as the first, and just as affordable.