Top Best French Restaurants in Nashville

"Perched at the top of a heritage building within the centre, Alo is often talked about as one of the best restaurants in Toronto for French food. Now, there are two different ways to eat at Alo, one being through a reservation to eat within Alo’s Dining Room (reserve a table, here). Though, be prepared, this books up super-fast)."

"This French restaurant is quite simply dreamy — with its soft hues, floral arrangements and gracious service will leave nothing for want. Book a table for two here to enjoy an extravagant dinner featuring an always-changing tasting menu. Address: 163 Spadina Avenue, TorontoPhone: 416-260-2222"

"This delicious spot is known for its incredible Canadian cuisine. You can order multi-course meals for takeout or delivery when you hit them up on the website ExploreTok.com. When you eat here, you know you’ll be enjoying the finest, freshest, seasonal ingredients."

"A post shared by Le Sélect Bistro (@le_select_bistro) on Oct 1, 2018 at 3:28pm PDT. With a self-explanatory name, this downtown Toronto institution on Wellington Street West serves real French cooking all day long, with lunch available until late afternoon and dinner from 5-11pm. Bistro specialities include Lamb Steak Hache and the classic meat-and-beans stew of Cassoulet - the epitome of warming winter dishes."

"Le Select takes the meticulousness of French cooking and knocks it out of the park in the heart of downtown Toronto. Dishes are diligently prepared with accents as pronounced as the one in the restaurant name. Most ingredients are organic and local, making exquisite flavours like grass fed beef steak tartare even more lavish."

"A hidden gem in Toronto, Le Sélect Bistro serves a diverse selection of French dishes from brunch to dinner. Try out their moules au porc fume et à la maudite, which features Atlantic Mussels steamed in strong Québec Ale with smoked pulled pork...."

"Headed up by internationally renowned chef Daniel Boulud, Café Boulud offers a seasonal, fresh menu steeped in French culture, with both classic and modern dishes inspired by the chef’s family’s roots in Lyon. Located within the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, Boulud worked with Martin Brudnizki Design Studio to create a laid-back yet sophisticated room highlighted by plush banquettes and Hermès wallpaper. Try the signature Parisian steak tartare if you like delicious hand-cut beef with traditional condiments, gem lettuce and crostini."

"One of the best hotels with a view, the Four Seasons Hotel Toronto, is also home to Cafe Boulud and d|Bar restaurants. Chef Daniel Boulud’s French Brasserie serves a seasonally-changing menu rooted in French tradition, highlighting both bistro classics and contemporary dishes inspired by the chef’s family meals in Lyon. Their takeout dinner menu is offered from Wednesday to Saturday, and you can order your takeout to enjoy a truly elegant dinner at home."

"The spot features a seasonally-changing menu crafted by their in-house chef. You’ll find tons of classic and contemporary flavours here. Where: 60 Yorkville Ave"

"Bistro, French, Take-out, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant, Uber Eats, Open On Sunday. by the neighbourhood's affluent denizens as well as lovers from all over Toronto, this restaurant's satisfying... French Restaurants, Restaurants"

"Marché does a nice job of simulating a European-style marketplace with separate food prep stations and fresh presentation. If you select the a la carte buffet option, you can wander from counter to counter and cherry-pick from the hot and cold selections, or watch while the chefs prepare your fresh omelette, crepe or personal pizza. Located entirely indoors and opposite the entrance to the Hockey Hall of Fame, Marché really jumps during busy weekday lunchtimes."

"What is it: A southern French café and bakery originally from New York City, in the heart of First Canadian Place in the city's Financial District that serves locally sourced breakfast and lunches to a daily throng of area suits. Bonus points for the freshly baked artisan breads, quiches, cookies, croissants and all of the other French, buttery bites Maman turns out that make any morning better. Try the pistachio loaf, trust us."

"Originally from Manhattan, Michelin Star Chef Armand Arnal brought the chic café to Toronto. With a superstar chef at the helm it’s no wonder Maman expanded North of the border. The Toronto location offers items from the south of France like savoury tarts, croissants, pistachio cake and madeleines."

"Nestled away in the Yorkville neighborhood, this intimate restaurant features classic bistro-style tables and floor-to-ceiling windows, flooding the space with natural light. With a menu boasting classic fare, you can’t go wrong with oysters served alongside mignonette sauce or potato gratin topped with cantal cheese and thyme. The food menu is complemented by an extensive curated wine list created by the in-house sommelier."

"With floor to ceiling windows, marble tables, elegant crystal chandeliers, this Yorkville Avenue gem will sweep you both off your feet!. On the menu expect options like cheese boards, salads, fresh seafood and meat, and desserts made to order. Be sure to plan ahead and make reservations seating is especially limited intimate."

"In Yorkville, a favored destination for celebrities, petite Chabrol delivers grande French fare. The open kitchen provides both a savory kind of aromatherapy and a bit of theater for the diners."

"Bars and pubs The Queensway. What is it: While it’s slightly west of the city in Etobicoke, it’s worth the trek to pay homage to one of the first great craft brewers in Toronto, going on 30 years strong. They’ve been brewing the Canuck Pale Ale for over a decade and it’s still a homegrown favorite."

"A photo posted by @ontariocraftbeer on Apr 10, 2016 at 4:57pm PDT. Twenty minutes from Downtown Toronto, in Etobicoke, you’ll find Great Lakes Brewery. This place has been around since 1987 and their beers definitely showcase the craftsmanship and skill of those 30 years of experience."

"Retail Store Hours: Mon-Thu 11:00 AM-6:00 PM , Fri & Sat 11:00 AM-8:00 PM , Sun 12:00 PM-5:00 PM"

"When Chris asked his fellow Toronto bloggers to write on their favourite Toronto breweries, it was a complete no-brainer for me. If you haven't heard about Left Field Brewery on the east side of town, I fear that your Big Smoke brewery tour has a glaring omission. Nestled in a cosy little space on Wagstaff Drive just off of Greenwood Avenue, Left Field first blessed Toronto with its beer in April of 2013 and hasn't looked back since!"

"Started by a homebrewing husband-and-wife team who turned pro in 2013, this baseball-themed Leslieville brewery quickly rose through the ranks of the local Toronto craft scene. Now, Mark and Mandie Murphy make an entire roster of beer worth cheering for (or with – Go Jays!), from hoppy IPAs to rotating seasonals. Try: The Eephus Oatmeal Brown Ale, one of the brewery’s all-time fan favourites."

"1900 Major Mackenzie Drive, Vaughan, ONL6A 4R9Get directions. We’re pleased to offer Dine-in, Take-out, and McDelivery® at this time. Our crew is taking measures to ensure our dining room is"

"To start an energetic day in the Aloft Vaughan Mills area, you need to have a good breakfast. So why not boom your day in Boom Breakfast?. They have 3 locations, and Vaughan’s branch is the largest one, which seats 80 plus guests and an additional 40 during the summer patio season."

"This former warehouse building on Ryerson's campus is a multi-faceted space. While it's best known for its galleries and art shows, the RIC has been amassing works since 1969, so the space is now home to a collection of nearly 375,000 historical photographs by seminal photographers like Eugene Atget and Brassai. View this post on Instagram"