Philadelphia, PA
- Philly is home to just about every cuisine one can think of. Still, when you're in the mood for a little Paris in Philly, you're in luck, from French-Inspired American Brasserie at The Royal Boucherie to a traditional French-Inspired Bistro at Parc. We have you covered with our staff picks of The Best French Restaurants, Bistros, and boucheries in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia French Restaurants, Bistros, and Boucheries
1. Noir Restaurant & Bar Noir is known for its dark and atmospheric ambiance, making it the ideal spot for date nights or just sipping good wine. Their French-influenced comfort food offerings range from caramelized onion tart to tuna Nicoise tartine, mussels in white wine broth, and more! 1909 E Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19148
2. Royal Boucherie: A lively French-inspired American brasserie complete with a raw bar and charcuterie station. Royal Boucherie is a touch of Paris in Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood full of bistros. The atmosphere is exciting, the service is impeccable, and the French-inspired fare is out of this world, with a local twist. 52 S 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 1910
3. Forsythia: This French restaurant pushes the boundaries of creativity that one would expect from famed local Chef Christopher Kearse. Step inside this casual, free-spirited space serving up phenomenal, modern French-inspired fare in the heart of Old City. 233 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
4. Townsend EPX: A French bistro with a romantic vibe offering a seasonal menu with modern versions of classic dishes. Townsend has served elegant French fare since 2014. They are known for their innovative bar program, wine selections, and unique cuisine presentation rooted in the French tradition. 1632 E Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19148
5. Parc. This traditional French bistro is one of the best places for French food in Philadelphia; make reservations ahead of time. Parc offers an extensive French menu, a fantastic drink program, and straight-out-of-Paris ambiance right on Rittenhouse Square. It is a must-try in Philly. 227 S 18th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
6. The Morris. Opened recently in Washington Square West, The Morris is a reimagined French brasserie that serves as Chef Soufiane's love letter to both Paris and Morocco. In a warm, candle-lit room dressed in burgundy velvet, you can enjoy classic French precision—like steak frites, duck confit, and escargots—alongside soul-warming North African tagines. 225 S 8th St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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