54 French Restaurants near Blackfriars Bridge, London

"Chez Mal mixes French brasserie cool with beefy New York glamour, combining urban style with a touch of Moulin Rouge and a sprinkling of Las Vegas glit ..." Read our full review

In October 2008, Crème de la Crêpe made the move from market stall into our first ever shop. Located in the world famous Covent Garden Market, ... Find out more

" The Joël in question – Joël Antunès, one of the capital’s top chefs of the 90s – may have left his eponymous restaurant in the Park Plaza hotel to r ..." Read our full review

"Good news for cake lovers: Ladurée's macaron emporium in Covent Garden is also home to an intimate Parisian teahouse. Like a beautiful French bo ..." Read our full review

"Covent Garden might not carry the same illicit cachet as Shepherd Market, but its streets make an apt backdrop for this follow-up to Kitty Fisher&rsquo ..." Read our full review

"As the supremo behind Michelin grandee Le Manoir aux Quat’ Saisons, Raymond Blanc talks a good game on his TV show, The Restaurant, but more to t ..." Read our full review

"A haven of calm in the heart of Covent Garden (at least on quiet weekdays), the light and airy, bijou dining room attached to the boutique Henrietta Ho ..." Read our full review

"Luc’s is as committedly French as Leadenhall Market is charmingly English, but the laid-back appeal of both market and bistro makes them natural ..." Read our full review

"A faithful servant of Covent Garden for many years, Palm Court is a quintessential Parisian-style brasserie done out in classical art nouveau style. Vi ..." Read our full review

Ah, afternoon tea - one of the most celebrated British passtimes. And, there's nowhere like enjoying it in London, just down the road from Buckingham Palace ... Find out more

"Paul's bakery and patisserie is a fixture of Covent Garden's foodie scene, but the upmarket French chain recently expanded its offer to include an all- ..." Read our full review

"“A special restaurant for a special occasion” Clos Maggiore simply oozes magic and romance – with an added soupçon of Gallic o ..." Read our full review

"“Great casual dining” is the draw at this City transplant of the original Parisian steakhouse, but don’t come expecting choice. Le Re ..." Read our full review

Is it the Thames, or the Seine? If it weren’t for the enviable, quintessentially British views of Tower Bridge that are on display from the outdoor di ... Find out more

The sleek Cote Brasserie sits by the brutalist in style Barbican estate giving quick, easy access to both the Barbican Centre and the Museum of London. Maki ... Find out more