For years the city's only representative of genuine French cuisine, Brasserie Jo may still be its most authentic. If it's les plats classiques you crave - piquant yet succulent...

It's polished, it's chic, it's packed with designer-clad South Enders swirling wine goblets and nibbling on pâté, it's… a butcher's shop? Yes, indeed - as well as a cosy...

Poised to open at time of writing, Gaslight, Brasserie du Coin is the latest contender to the brasserie title. Rustic yet urbane, retro yet of-the-moment, evoking the Left Bank...

Vintage posters and red banquettes, a zinc bar and a live jazz line-up - Ian Just's vrai, vrai français bistro has long been one of the lone bright spots in the nightly...

Provence, not Paris, is the inspiration for Miel's 24/7 hotel kitchen, which mostly does justice to a menu designed by Michelin-starred French chef Jacques Chibois: mussels in...

With its stone floors and potted cypresses, sunnily sophisticated Mistral brings a touch of swish Saint Tropez to the edge of the Mass Pike. This place has been on the...

Simplicity isn't simple: Boston's dearth of authentique French bistros is proof enough of that. Or was, until Maître Cuisiner de France Jacky Robert came along and made it all...

A husband and wife team runs this Theatre District fixture - which may account for the intimate glow emanated by its petite bar and plush, brown-toned dining room. But it's...