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- Le Sélect Bistro. Le Sélect Bistro is a gorgeous Parisian bistro in Toronto’s chic Fashion District, and they recently re-opened after closing during the pandemic.
- Jules Bistro. Jules is a super cute French bistro with locations in both Trinity Bellwoods and Leslieville. Indulge in classics like Onion Soup, Escargot, or Steak Frites.
- Batifole. Batifole is an intimate French bistro in Toronto’s Riverdale neighbourhood, and you’ll find authentic French dishes made using modern cooking techniques.
- La Palette. This cozy and relaxed French bistro and wine bar on Queen West has been around for over two decades. Order traditional French fare like Paté (house-made with wild boar) or Steak Tartare, or go for more modern dishes like their Surf and Turf featuring roasted bone marrow, bay scallops, pickled chillies, and toasted brioche.
At Le Baratin, we have a passion for simple, classic French food and we love seeing the happiness people feel with good food, good wine, and good vibes. Gastronomy is not only about eating, it is also about pleasure, authenticity, freshness, and conviviality.
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Best French Restaurants in Toronto. 8 Restaurants. Toronto's French restaurants lean traditional, serving plates of dover sole with caviar beurre blanc, duck confit with buttery white beans and garlicky andouille sausage, and plenty of mille-feuille and profiteroles. Updated on 09 April 2024.
May 18, 2024 · Even though its name stems from the French boudin—a word that usually refers to the pudding-like fillings of sausages—this soppy treat originating from the French Canadian province of Quebec consists of french fries drowned in a thick, brown gravy dotted with clumps of pale, soft, semi-creamy cheese curds.
Le Paradis. Tucked away on Bedford Rd. in the Annex, this restaurant is a true shrine to French food with dishes like escargot, steak tartare and creme brulee, plus a great selection of wines and ...
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Jun 9, 2021 · By Michel. Updated: Jun 9, 2021. Today we’ll talk about the French Canadian food vocabulary, or as they’d say in Québec “la bouffe”! French spoken in Québec (le québécois) is quite different from French spoken in France (le français de France, as Quebecers call it), in many respects.
