84 French Restaurants near London

"Like a comforting time warp for its army of old-soldier eateries, Shepherd Market somehow keeps even the most antiquated concepts sheltered from London ..." Read our full review

"Regarded by some regulars as a club without a sub, Gavin Rankin’s hospitable restaurant and bar comes at the brasserie tradition by way of Bruton ..." Read our full review

The French House is one of those British institutions that’s been around for as long as most can remember. The pub and dining room originally opened i ... Find out more

"Since opening in the 1940s, this jaunty theatreland bistro has found favour with famous figures from General de Gaulle to legendary thespians, and the ..." Read our full review

"The team behind Bob Bob Ricard have made a smart move with this rotisserie chicken-focused concept. Vegetarians and vegans aside, we can’t imagin ..." Read our full review

" 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

"Oozing Gallic character, this candlelit basement feels worlds away from the West End – though vintage theatrical flyers and the obligatory set me ..." 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

The Londoner hotel in Leicester Square is home to a number of innovative restaurants and bars (see 8, Joshua’s Tavern and The Stage) an ... Find out more

"With its olive trees, ivy-clad trellises and airy glass-roofed dining room, Cigalon transports diners to sunny southern France – you’ll eve ..." Read our full review

This buzzy all-day restaurant occupies the ground floor of the Southwark outpost of The Hoxton hotel and serves a menu inspired by the flavours of the Frenc ... Find out more

"Those seeking a taste of idiosyncratic old Soho should make a beeline for this multi-levelled townhouse on Greek Street. Dating from 1741, it became L& ..." Read our full review

"It might have a French name but this glitzy import’s heart is in New York's Meatpacking District, where the original restaurant is famous for its ..." Read our full review

This cross-Channel outpost of Parisian celebrity haunt Ferdi has brought a whole new level of anxiety to securing a table in London. Reservations can only b ... Find out more

In the popular and trendy area of Covent Garden, located near the London Transport Museum and the Royal Opera House, Cote Brasserie seeks to bring cost-effe ... Find out more