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Where To Eat Dinner In East London (When You Hate East London)
Facing a dinner in East London but dreading the latest hipster food trends? Here’s where to get proper dinner out East without any of the fuss.
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Where To Eat French Food In London
From charming, snail-serving classic establishments, to an elegant modern restaurant in Covent Garden, these are London’s best French restaurants.
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Bouchon Racine
You can’t help but be immediately wooed by the old-school elegance of French restaurant Bouchon Racine in Farringdon.
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Where To Eat French Food In London
From charming, snail-serving classic establishments, to an elegant modern restaurant in Covent Garden, these are London’s most unmissable French restaurants.
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Mon Plaisir
Enter Mon Plaisir, in the heart of Covent Garden, and prepare to be swept away by the charm of this old-school French spot.
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Le Gavroche
Le Gavroche is a legendary, classic, French fine dining restaurant that feels like its best days are behind it.
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Clos Maggiore
Clos Maggiore in Covent Garden is supposedly London’s most romantic restaurant, but the tweezer-plated French food and suited-and-booted service make it feel a little serious.
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Chez Bruce
Chez Bruce is a classic French restaurant in Clapham, complete with white tablecloths, exquisite desserts, and lovey-dovey couples.
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Pique-Nique
Nestled in a Bermondsey park, French restaurant Pique-Nique is date night ready.
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Planque
Planque is a Haggerston restaurant, wine bar and grape lovers’ idea of heaven, making excellent and unusual French-inspired small plates.
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Maison François
A stylish French restaurant in St. James’s, Maison François is the place to be for great wine, great comté, and a dessert trolley that makes our inner child incredibly happy.
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Frank's
Hidden beneath French restaurant Maison François, Frank's is a basement wine bar and small plates spot that's perfect for schmoozing over comté and Beaujolais date nights.
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Bar des Prés
A pricey restaurant and bar in Mayfair serving a mix of Japanese and French influenced dishes in a dimly-lit room.
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Bistrotheque
Bistrotheque is a neighbourhood bistro set in an old warehouse, with art projected on the walls and a cool, east London ambience.
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Oldroyd
Oldroyd is a mix of French, Italian, and Spanish, and the best restaurant in Islington. It’s also very small, so plan accordingly.
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Elystan Street
Chelsea restaurant Elystan Street does very good French and Italian fine dining in relaxed surroundings.
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Plateau Restaurant
Plateau is an upscale fine dining restaurant in Canada Place with a nice view over the main square and flawless modern French cuisine.
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The Hero Of Maida
The Hero of Maida is a bright and airy pub in Maida Vale serving some of London’s best French bistro food.
