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This self-consciously Gallic steak restaurant aims to fit diners into a stereotypically Parisian postcard scene. Waitresses in black and white uniforms flit...

Boundary is one of three eateries in a Conran complex on ultra-fashionable Redchurch Street: the more casual Albion café and the summer Rooftop bar make up...

With its elegant dark-wood panelling, crisp linen and precise combination of class and conviviality, this is one of London's best renderings of a classic...

If you want somewhere more French, take the Eurostar. Everything - the dark interior; the classic cuisine; the smouldering, shrugging staff - is straight...

The self-proclaimed oldest French restaurant in the capital is part of central London's disappearing old guard. Perennially busy on weekday lunchtimes, Mon...

La Cocotte is the sort of French neighbourhood restaurant once commonplace in London, but now rarer than a Les Bleus goal celebration. The restaurant is...

With its glimmering candlelight, black-and-white tiling and clutter of junk shop finds, this charming venue has the feel of a Left Bank bistro that hasn't...

Hidden in an unlikely location down a gritty Hackney side street, Bistrotheque has become a key player on the east London after-dark scene. This is largely...

Save on that trip to the Loire and instead make your way to St John's Wood and enter this classic restaurant bourgeois. Virtually every French town has such...

With its swish setting inside Holland Park, the Belvedere is the kind of restaurant you want to dress up for, whether or not you're off to the opera...

When it opened more than three decades ago, RSJ was a pioneer of the Modern French-British restaurant movement. The current ethos would seem to be, 'if it...

This jolly spot dispenses bonhomie and joie de vivre by the bucketload, and wines by the glass, pot and bottle - with a very friendly policy of only...