Top Best French Restaurants in Oakville

"More than many other Toronto bars on this list, Alo (on Spadina) is as well known for its menu and food as much as anything else. They offer a French tasting menu, which someone goes perfectly with the atmosphere of a Victorian building. They make excellent cocktails, but they’re just as well known for their wine list, which often includes a few bottles that aren’t all that easy to find."

"Multilingual as Toronto may be, there are also a lot of people who speak bad French. We can make up for the fact that we butcher our country's official language by taking romantic partners to French restaurants. If we are dating the person we accompany, we can be upfront with our shortcomings."

"What could be more romantic than dining on exquisite French fare in a beautiful Victorian heritage building?. Alo Restaurant is a fabulous option for Valentine's Day. You and your date will swoon for their beautiful cocktails and dishes."

"Pre-order from the French to enjoy this year’s Father’s day meal. Their menu contains appetizers like Fole Gras Parfait and Beet & Chevre Salad, Duck Confit with main such as Grilled Striploin or The French Onion Burgers, followed by a delicious dessert like the Ricotta Cheesecake. If your Dad loves burgers, why not try their DIY Grill kits and make your own delicious burgers and steak at home."

"But if you can’t take your date to France, feed them some good French food. This bistro offers an upscale but accessible experience, hinged on quality and simplicity. Start off with a tantalizing appetizer like onion soup or crispy escargot followed by one of their magical mains."

"Le Sélect Bistro is well-known in Toronto for its fabulous French fare, but also being tres romantique. Just in time for the big day, Le Sélect is offering a delectable prix-fixe Valentine’s Day meal for $69 per person that features classic French menu items like steak frites, escargot, and creme brûlée."

"Grab classic French cuisine at this upscale Parisian-style restaurant in Toronto. Le Sélect Bistro has an absolutely gorgeous interior, and both the patios out front and out back are also gorgeous!. LOCATION:432 Wellington St. West | Website"

"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."

"Get swept away at Cafe Boulud with its vintage style dining room and lounge that features a DJ late at night. Here, chef Daniel Boulud takes inspiration from his own family meals to create deliciously decadent dishes. Address: 60 Yorkville Avenue, TorontoPhone: 416-963-6000"

"Nestled in tony and fabulous Yorkville, Café Boulud, spearheaded by world-renown restaurateur Daniel Boulud, occupies the coveted dining room...Read More"

"Best Croissants In Toronto For: Authentic, classic French pastries. Technically, pain perdu translates to “lost bread” in reference to how French toast saves stale bread from being “lost.” However, in this context, Pain Perdu is a bakery known for purveying glorious, classic French confections. This quaint St. Clair West spot is lauded by locals as a hidden gem to find the best croissants in Toronto with a rich buttery flavour and flaky texture."

"Pain Perdu is renowned for its Parisian baked goods like croissants, quiche, eclairs and mille-feuille. Located in the St. Clair West neighbourhood, the décor is quaint and the staff is on point. This combination makes Pain Perdu a must-try for anyone who wants to pretend they’re in Paris for an afternoon."

"Java House is a Queen West staple for many hungry patrons and for good reason. The menu is incredibly affordable and extensive. Grab one of their salads or sandwiches for under $4.95 with choices like Avocado and Brie, Sautéed Beef, Classic Tuna, Caesar Salad, or Greek Salad."

"A post shared by Mel Rom Cona Dera (@2percentmelc) on Sep 29, 2018 at 9:17am PDT. Betty’s is one of Toronto’s most beloved pubs, which offers a brunch buffet from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm every weekend. This all-you-can-eat brunch spot serves up a meal you won’t want to miss, with a carving station, a poutine station, and do it yourself waffles."

"The locals know you can’t go wrong with a trip to Betty’s on King. This spot has all you classic pub grub, like fries, onion rings, beers, and more. Stop by for a pint or two after a long day at work."

"Located in the core of downtown Toronto, this is a Japanese restaurant you won’t forget. Nami Japanese Seafood Restaurant serves authentic, traditional Japanese cuisine in a modern-designed restaurant. Entering the front door is like stepping off the plane in Kyoto."

"Just because Fresh Off the Boat is casual doesn’t mean it doesn’t deliver on service and quality. The urban Asian sandwich shop is serving up some of the best seafood in the city, including its incredible lobster roll. Other must-try menu items include soft shell crab, The FOB (an Asian po' boy banh mi) and the seafood chowder."

"A photo posted by Scatterfly (@scatterflyy) on Oct 16, 2016 at 10:04pm PDT. Seafood has a reputation for being fancy. Not so at this Queen West joint where the menu features soft shell crab sandwiches, lobster rolls and fish and chip dinners made fresh and served fast."