102 "French" Restaurants in New York.
Cafe Paulette is a French bistro where you can drink natural wine across the street from Fort Greene Park.
Jules Bistro is a casual French spot in the East Village where you should share drinks and small plates with a date while listening to live jazz.
Ernesto’s is a Basque-inspired restaurant on the Lower East Side where you’re going to want to hang out for a while.
Quality Bistro is a big French spot in Midtown that’s a good place to impress clients or have dinner before a show.
Cafe D’Alsace is an Alsatian restaurant on the UES that’s good for a nice meal with your extended family or a drink at the bar.
Café Boulud is a casual sister restaurant to Daniel, but there’s not very much that’s casual about it.
Le Crocodile is a French restaurant in the bottom of the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg. Stop by, eat some chicken, and admire the high ceilings.
Cathedrale is an enormous, overpriced French restaurant from the people behind Tao - and, despite the sprawling space, it isn’t that fun.
Maison Yaki in Prospect Heights is where you go to sit on a red leather barstool and eat classic French cooking-inspired yakitori.
La Cafette is a small French bistro in Williamsburg where you should get drinks and snacks during Happy Hour.
Pates Et Traditions feels more like a small spot you’d find in Southern France than a restaurant two blocks from the Bedford L stop in Williamsburg.
