French Restaurants in United States

In 1971, Alice Waters and a small band of friends founded a neighborhood bistro called Chez Panisse. It was named for Honoré Panisse, the most generous and life-loving character in Read more...

Restaurateur and reality star Lisa Vanderpump brings vision to life with her newest Las Vegas creation. Designed by artist Nick Alain, you will be set in a backdrop of the Read more...

Bar Boulud, Daniel Boulud’s casual bistro located across from Manhattan’s Lincoln Center, serves the serves signature house-made terrines and pâtés, along with a delectable menu of impeccably classic, and seasonal, Read more...

Beautiful little Mizuna is consistently rated among the best restaurants in the country. A neighborhood eatery firmly rooted in French cooking techniques, Mizuna aims to marry tight, professional service with Read more...

Nineteen years after opening its doors in San Francisco’s iconic Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood, Restaurant Gary Danko continues to refine its award-winning combination of classic French cooking, thoughtful and inventive use 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...

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Financial District, on Belden Place, Café Bastille will make you discover the incredible atmosphere of old Paris and French bistro lifestyle. Our outside Read more...

An enduring culinary legacy evolves, at Daniel Boulud’s Café Boulud New York. With a foundation in classic French technique, Café Boulud offers a deliciously wide-ranging voyage of discovery in a Read more...

Angèle restaurant will transport you to the countryside of France. In December of 2002, Bettina Rouas introduced Angèle restaurant to downtown Napa. Angèle brings the simple cuisine and warm hospitality 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...