The best restaurants serving French food in London

The food is always excellent, services impeccable and there’s a great range of cocktails. It’s a little bit on the quiet side, not necessarily a bad thing but maybe it would be nicer with a little more buzz.

We are soon opening a new dog shop on the Teddington high street and I think we’ve just found our new local. Great service, food and a cracking fresh Guineas

Lovely restaurant with lovely staff. I took my partner here for her birthday and the staff were very accommodating and friendly. Food was amazing and so was the service, especially from Christine who was very bubbly happy and making us laugh every time she came over. Would definitely recommend.

Excellent food, wonderful service and the atmosphere was great. Music was perfect for good conversation and the management was so kind and helpful. Would highly recommend this gem of a restaurant

This was one of the best set lunch experiences I have had. The restaurant is ideally situated on Cavendish Square, has very professional staff and plenty of space in a lovely dining room. So often (even in restaurants with Michelin star chefs) one is made to feel a rather inferior customer by having the set lunch but here, the experience was quite the opposite. The choice, although limited to 2 each of starters, mains and desert was of high quality, very special dishes and at £29 for 2 courses represented very good value. We had the langoustine spelt risotto followed by a generous piece of turbot with vegetables. Both of these dishes were so tasty and of a standard that reflects highly on the chef. The real treat was in the extras that were provided - beautiful canapés with edible flowers, very tasty homemade sourdough bread and gorgeous petit fours with our tea & coffee. I have to mention the impressive range (110) of excellent wines available in a couple of glass sizes, I’ve never seen this anywhere else. We had a glass of Jurancon Sec each, which complimented our meal perfectly. The attention to every detail and special food made a very memorable experience, which I will certainly book again.

Excellent and authentic food with enough atmosphere for the pre-theatre crowd (which included us). My partner was snapped at for trying to enter the restaurant 10 mins before official opening (the door was open). The red wine choice was unconvincing by the glass - white wine selection by the glass much better. Worth a try if you like French cuisine, though it is a little mixed with no real regional bias, so some French people might not like that and find it a little less authentic. Every single dish we had was great, however, and even the gluten free bread at the beginning was tasty. Recommended.

Porciones pequeñas y sobrepreciosas - más estilo que sustancia ¡No recomiendo! Ni siquiera pude encontrar el lugar - no hay señalización para las personas que no son locales

I did not chose well but my friends did and were very satisfied.

A hidden gem, lovely food, very welcoming and all at a very reasonable price too. Thoroughly recommend this restaurant.

Excellent. Took allergy issues very seriously. Very friendly and welcoming. Service efficient. Super food experience. I've been coming here for over 20 years and never a bad experience.

Quality food and service. Not a 5 star as everything can be improved. I would recommend anytime

Went for a 50 th Birthday meal with family. Which was a disaster! WORST ROAST DINNER I have ever had. Dry food over cooked potatoes hard just unedible. Had a suprise cake ready to bring out and member if staff spoilt suprise by asking Birthday boy if he wanted cake brought out yet. We had already told them we would get it when ready.But manager was very helpful. But don't know what chef was thinking ☹️

Cosy place. With great vibe and nice service. The pancakes the staff recommended were great. Also the avocado toast.

I was very disappointed with the vegetarian options. I ordered the Camembert au Four which is supposed to come with Prunes (plural) but there was only one tiny prune found inside the Camembert. I felt like I was given just one lump of cheese to eat. I could slightly taste the garlic but barely, if any, rosemary. The main a salad was just OK , something about it didn’t quite work , maybe the dressing could have been nicer, I’ve had far nicer salads in cheaper places, but definitely better than the starter as some variety. I’m a vegetarian who doesn’t eat goats cheese leaving not much choice on their menu.

This bakery is outstanding. The chocolate pistachio escargot was fantastic. The daily special was a fig walnut square (see picture) and it was absolutely phenomenal. The latte was good. The mushroom garlic emental (escargot?) was great as well. The neighborhood of Fitzrovia was great to walk through. The staff were fine, but could be a bit friendlier, I didn’t get a welcoming, service-oriented vibe from any of them.