The best restaurants serving French food in Bristol, City of South West

Such a lovely setting & relaxed feel. Perfect for what we were looking for The staff were really sweet & helpful - didn’t get their names but it was 2 lovely girls who looked after us really well. The recommended Picpoul de Pinet white wine was a nice touch. Yummy. Highly recommend this place. Thank you for a great evening

Best french restaurant in uk!! Approved by my french partner, felt like we were in Paris, everything is soooooo authentic, and we even get free carambar in the end as a little treat!!! little gem that i recommend to everyone that i knew who came to bristol. LOVE IT!

Excellent restaurant in Bristol. Very nicely decorated and the food was stunning combining Indian and French flavours very nicely. It should be mentioned on the Michelin guide because the food was amazing and thr service too

The food is absolutely incredible. Risotto and Monkfish were of the many favourites. Our waitress looked after us so well and was very knowledgeable about wines and food! Don't often go out of my way to write reviews but this is a must go restaurant in Bristol!!

The galettes were the best I've eaten in years. All of them are gluten-free too! The crepes were also amazing. It's such an attractive little place, and with the staff apparently all being French you can kind of imagine you're in France - the food is certainly good enough. Highly recommended.

Warm welcome, friendly respectful staff Delicious food, good reasonably priced lunch time menu Comfortable seating and pleasant surroundings

Had the most amazing evening- food was excellent, service was even better. Most warming lovely staff- specifically Toby Doig was so charming and professional- especially as it was one of his first shifts!!!! Will be returning soon 👏

Three of us approached the sign please wait here to be seated , it was a Monday 2pm approx we wanted to eat / drink . The girl on duty rushed up to the stand , I asked if a table was available seeing various seats around the restaurant empty. We were marched to 4 seats in the middle of the floor in the main walkway of the restaurant, I asked if there was an alternative quieter place to sit . The lady really rudely and loudly said NO not anywhere where you will be served within the next 5 minutes!!! How rude !!! We immediately walked out and my view would be to never return to any location of this business again . As a sub note Pattiserie Valerie next door were lovely , polite , friendly, welcoming- we had a lovely table and spent £50 including a service tip - exactly the simple kind service expected. We will definitely return here again .

Somewhat disappointed - friends had suggested the restaurant. By 1.30pm they had run out of two of the main courses and one of the starters - the scallops were good but the steak was quite tough and not very hot and quite fatty. There were far too many frites on the plate that it was quite off putting. The service was good. The artichoke main course was good. Desserts were fine. It was very expensive.

The food was very good, but the service was far too quick and we felt very rushed. We placed our order and I went straight to the bathroom. On my return, our starter was already on the table. Between our starter being taken away and our main course arriving took just 4 minutes. We could easily have gone through 3 courses in less than an hour. We couldn't understand why we were being rushed when there were plenty of empty tables. Please allow customers to enjoy an evening out at a leisurely pace without making us feel like we're on a conveyer belt and you want us out the building asap!

Food was delicious and fresh, however very expensive for what it is. Probably better to order actual dishes from the menu than having lots of small plates. We spent £68 for just 2 of us, on small plates and 2 drinks each. This was lunch and a pricey treat. It was extremely busy, so therefore, service was slower than usual.