84 French Restaurants near London

"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

In the soul of London’s dynamic Soho, late-night bistro Cafe Boheme serves up hearty French classics alongside live music and a laid-back vibe. Inspir ... Find out more

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

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

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

"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

"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

Situated on Soho's famous Dean Street in the West End of London, Prix Fixe is the perfect place to enjoy affordable French food, close to Covent Garden and ... Find out more

  1890 by Gordon Ramsay is housed within London’s iconic The Savoy and offers guests a contemporary fine dining experience. The name of the rest ... Find out more

Located on London’s Southbank, Côte Brasserie offers a delightful dining experience that seamlessly blends the warmth of a traditional French br ... Find out more

"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

"It is a brave restaurateur who would take over a site as garlanded as what used to be chef Ollie Dabbous’ eponymous restaurant, but having been c ..." 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

From Paris with love arrives Café Lapérouse; the first-ever international venture of this iconic French institution, tucked away in the specta ... Find out more