41A S Audley St, London W1K 2PS, soccabistro.com Le Gavroche. When the late Albert and Michel Roux opened Le Gavroche back in 1967, it was the only French restaurant of its kind in London.

Since the 1960s, La Poule au Pot has been a French institution in London. ... Here, as with any self-respecting French restaurant, you should definitely bring your sweet tooth. Richoux, ...

No need to go to Paris when the best of French cuisine is available in London. This selection of some of the capital’s top French restaurants includes old favorites and new launches.

An eatery in London’s Clapton has been named as the best restaurant in the capital while the top British local has also been revealed. Mambow, which is run by chef Abby Lee, focuses on modern ...

London's new bistro Josephine offers a slice of France within Chelsea. With a warm, family approach, and a Lyonnaise focus, the dining spot is sure to become a favourite for local Francophiles.

SW3. Casse-Croûte. Think “French restaurant in London”, and this Bermondsey bistro is probably what pops into your head. With its chequerboard floor, red gingham tablecloths and blackboard menu ...

The influence of Gallic gastronomy is so all-pervasive that in 2010, “the gastronomic meal of the French” was added to UNESCO’s list of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

From grand, chandelier-hung dining rooms to intimate, candlelit alcoves, and from the ideal tête-à-tête spot to the perfect ...

For centuries, French cuisine has been considered the world's very best. Although that golden crown might have slipped somewhat, French-accented cuisine is having a real resurgance in popularity ...

Located on a quiet corner of Fulham Road, the neighbourhood bistro, opened by Michelin-starred Claude Bosi and Lucy Bosi, is the couple's first joint venture, and inspired by the traditional Lyonnaise ...