French Restaurants in San Francisco

Behind an unassuming facade mere steps from the San Francisco Bay, Dominique Crenn offers various multi-course experiences in an inviting and luxurious dining room. With her father’s paintings hung upon Read more...

Zazie is a neighborhood French bistro in Cole Valley specializing in the country cooking of Southern France. The well heated, covered garden patio is a delightful place to enjoy a Read more...

Located in San Francisco’s vibrant Inner Sunset neighborhood, just steps from the iconic Golden Gate Park,  Caché combines French roots with Michelin-star expertise to offer seasonal dishes that are both Read more...

Located on the 5th floor of ONE65 San Francisco, O’ is Chef Claude Le Tohic’s inaugural solo venture after earning Meilleur Ouvrier de France, winning the James Beard Award for Read more...

Opened in September 2005 by Laurent Manrique, Jean Claude Persais, and Steve Mayer, Café de la Presse meshes a polished flair for modern fashion with a distinctly old-world feel. Hannum Read more...

Bouche is a California French restaurant with an oft-changing seasonal menu and a focus on small plates created by Chef Jérémy Blaringhem. The beer and wine list is centered on Read more...

L’Ardoise – pronounced [ LARD-WAZZ ] – is a French bistro in San Francisco, serving traditional and authentic fare in a cozy atmosphere. In French, the word ardoise refers to Read more...

Le Petit Paris 75 is a French lounge bar that serves an impressive selection of traditional wines and foods. Located in San Francisco, CA, we’re the go-to lounge bar for Read more...

Restaurant Quince serves California contemporary cuisine guided by Chef Michael Tusk’s lifelong respect for seasonality, terroir and artisanal producers. While his culinary foundation is grounded in the principles of Italian Read more...

Zuni Café opened in San Francisco, California on February 15, 1979. Zuni Café won the James Beard Foundation Award for ‘Outstanding Restaurant’ in 2003 and ‘Outstanding Service’ in 2018.   Read more...