French Restaurants in London

The 5-star luxury Sofitel London Heathrow hotel plans to change the 'airport culinary landscape' with their range of eating and drinking concepts. Michelin-starred restaurateur Albert Roux OBE oversees Brasserie Roux.

Galvins at Windows is on the 28th floor of the Park Lane Hilton Hotel in London. It has a glamorous 1930's interior and serves modern French cuisine. It offers some stunning views of London including the gardens of Buckingham Palace.

First opened in 1998, Restaurant Gorden Ramsey in Chelsea now has three Michelin Stars – an honor held by only two other UK restaurants. Restaurant Gordon Ramsay at Royal Hospital Road was named amongst the five best restaurants in the world by a poll run by Restaurant Magazine.

La Bouchee offers French bistro cuisine and is always popular so do book ahead. They serve French classics such as escargots, onion soup, and steak bearnaise. You'll find this candle-lit restaurant packed in the evening with romantic couples sharing dishes. Great for special occasions.

Laduree, the famous Parisian creators of the macaroon, has two locations in London and sells macaroons - and lots of them. Yes, you will see the most beautifully-presented macaroons in a variety of colors and flavors.

Le Gavroche has never been cheap but it has always offered authentic French cuisine. It is considered an extremely romantic venue.

Review of Le Mercury, a French bistro in Islington, popular with locals.

Le Pont De La Tour is a Conran restaurant offering Anglo-French cuisine. Its location is superb as it is close to Tower Bridge and has a terrace overlooking the River Thames for outdoor dining.

Le Relais de Venise is a French restaurant that only serves one dish: steak frites. Yep, no menu (except for desserts). This is a review of the Marylebone London restaurant.

Maison Bertaux is a French patisserie in London's Soho and is one of the oldest cafes in the area.

Review of The Wallace Restaurant at The Wallace Collection in London.