Best French Restaurants in West Village
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- CCurtisVIPNew York City •3 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoAbsolutely delicious oysters on half shell, crab cakes (the best in NY!), boeuf bourguignon, duck confit, tarte tatin served in a cozy haven by joyful servers Derrick and Daniel! The wine list is well chosen making Le Gigot one of our favorite restaurants in NYC!More infoLe GigotPrice: Expensive• Provencal• West Village•4.9
- AAndreNew York City •5 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoHad a wonderful experience at Boucherie. We were seated immediately at a wonderful table with a view of the decorations and the restaurant. The wait staff was very helpful and friendly. The food we ordered was amazing and the prices not astronomical. For the quality of the food and the overall experience it was appropriately priced.More infoBoucherie - West VillagePrice: Expensive• French• West Village•4.7
- JJonathanNew York City •350 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoA true discovery. One of the best meals - and dining experiences - we’ve had in NYC in a very long time. Warm and welcoming service, delicious food, a lovely room that feels warm and cozy (even on a bitter cold night,) and a sense that everyone working there is happy to be there, and looking to make the diners’ evening memorable. Started with two of the smaller plates - pissaladiere and barbajuan - followed by artichoke soup and vegetable terrine, followed by a delicious, filling, hearty lamb stew and a perfectly cooked (medium rare, skin on) salmon. Every bite was full of flavor, and the portions were good-sized. Desserts were the rice pudding and the pavé au chocolat - both were perfect. It was my partner’s birthday, and while we thought oniy our server, Dan, and the front of the house team (Jenni and Cori) knew about that, it seemed that anyone else on the staff who came to our table had also been clued in. Even though the tables are all quite close to one another, the noise level wasn’t at all a problem. So kudos to everyone at Zimmi’s. It’s a really special place.More infoZimmi'sPrice: Very Expensive• French• Greenwich Village•4.7
- KKeriVIPNew York City •14 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoAlways delightful. Seated near the window. Decorated for the holidays.More infoCafe ClunyPrice: Expensive• French• West Village•4.9
- SSamuelGreater Boston •6 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoThis was one of the best meals I have had in years. We got there early so we could get cocktails at the bar. Bartender was poetry in motion shaking and stirring and moving to the flow of service. Moved seamlessly to the table when it was ready. Servers, Susana and one other whose name I did not get, were excellent. They helped me choose a wine (Gigondas, an amazing get for a BTG list!) to go with the lamb (which was phenomenal, brought me back to my childhood Christmas at my grandmothers house). The whole meal tasted amazing. Every bite brought pure bliss. We got, for two people: Pâté (from Charcuterie menu, came with a light salad), Steak Tartare, and the beet and walnut salad with the chèvre croquettes to start, followed by the rack of lamb with a side of macaroni gratin. We rolled out the door fat and happy. Thank you for the excellent meal and service!More infoPetite BoucheriePrice: Expensive• French• West Village•4.7
Discover best French restaurants in West Village
Discover the charm of French dining in the heart of New York City's West Village, a locale renowned for its eclectic dining scene and vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're craving traditional French cuisine or innovative plant-based French dishes, West Village offers a spectacular array of options that cater to every palate. Each restaurant in this neighborhood ensures a unique dining experience, combining authentic French flavors with Manhattan's dynamic culinary culture. Patrons can expect meticulously crafted dishes, ranging from classic steak frites and escargot to vegan coquilles Saint-Jacques, all paired with sophisticated wine selections. The area is celebrated for its high-quality service and the genuine French ambiance that each bistro and brasserie brings to the table. Savor the essence of Paris with a New York twist as you explore the diverse yet consistently exquisite French eateries of West Village, making each dining outing unforgettable. Whether for a casual meal or a special occasion, these French restaurants in West Village are must-visit destinations for food lovers and culinary adventurers alike.