85 French Restaurants near London

"There are Francophiles behind this nationwide French brasserie group – that much is obvious. Every last detail, from the rattan terrace furniture ..." Read our full review

"It’s hard to miss The Shell, which lights up central London’s Southampton Row with its fluorescent blue signage, alerting passers-by to the ..." Read our full review

"To preface Pavyllon appropriately, one must look to chef-founder Yannick Alleno. He is one of the most decorated chefs in the world, possessing a mind- ..." Read our full review

"  This quirky slice of rural France offers twists on the classics in a homely setting featuring cottage furniture and flamboyant pastoral scenes ..." Read our full review

"We can't promise you a year in Provence, but a game of pétanque is certainly on the cards at Baranis – home to London's only indoor court. ..." Read our full review

"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

"Taking up three floors of a Regency townhouse, Gauthier Soho is a restaurant that thrives on surprising people. Step through the unassuming, glossy bla ..." Read our full review

"Thierry Laborde was responsible for one of our favourite-ever French restaurants in London, Chabrot Bistro d’Amis, which opened in Knightsbridge ..." Read our full review

Kova Patisserie is a cake and tea shop that is in the heart of London, providing the city with delicious, fine Japanese and French patisseries and luxurious ... 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

""I can’t contain how happy I am when I eat here,” says a fan of this Jason Atherton restaurant, which is both little and sociable – n ..." Read our full review

"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

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

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

"It’s impossible not to feel impressed as you enter the dining room at Riviera. Heading up the oldest escalator in London, we are greeted by an op ..." Read our full review