The best restaurants serving French food in England

The food is really good. The atmosphere is very intimate and it feels as if you were at the owner’s house. Authentic French cuisine

The French Patisserie at Saveurs is incredible, with delicious cakes, coffee and bread; highly recommend! We had coffee and raspberry chocolate browny; wow, wow wow! We also had pear flan with amazing buttery pastry; so good. Its difficult if you are just visiting, so we took away more delicious patisserie for later

Had a lovely meal here while staying with friends in Warwick. Highly recommend.

We love you Chanteroy, we do. We’ve been coming here for 20 years+ and love the baguettes. They can be hit or miss depending on the love they’ve been given by the staff but we’ll always keep coming back. Long live the mayo #cutmoutforever

We called into the Secret Garden whilst visiting Sudbury for the first time, having looked at other dog friendly eateries we found this treasure just off the main area of town Really friendly greeting and efficient service, even an individual bowl of water for our small dog The food was beautifully prepared and served, pork pate with side salad and home cooked sourdough bread, and also mackerel pate with horseradish served on sourdough with side salad A peaceful location although busy with an lovely menu, we will return - thank you all 👍

Fantástico menú degustación de Nueva Zelanda y vuelo de vinos junto con un gran servicio - no podría recomendarlo lo suficientemente alto. Volveré muy pronto!

We stayed at Whatley Manor for 2 nights in December 2004, it is an excellent hotel in a period building, which means that it is not possible to install air conditioning. This is the second time that we have stayed there the previous time being about ten years ago at the edge of the season. At that time we found that the heat of the bedroom was unbearable, after complaining they did install a portable unit which was hopelessly inadequate. So this time we chose December as it would be a cold month with the airconditioning not being an issue. How wrong we were, my wife can't sleep if she is sweltering so she got very little sleep, I managed but was not comfortable despite it being cold outside. The staff were excellent no issues with them at all, Greys restaurant was awful I gave it one star on tripadvisor but would have given it a fraction of a star if it had been available. However the michelin restaurant and staff were excellent. The rooms are very comfortable. I would recommend it providing that you go in the winter or are able to sleep in such heat. It has the atmosphere of the F Dorchester or Ritz in London, we have stayed at all the top hotels in London and it compares on a par with those nearly, not quite. I can't imagine the restaurants in either of those hotels or Claridges or the Lanesborough serving up the rubbish that we were served with at the Greys restaurant at Whatley. IF we go again we will just eat at the michelin restaurant, but there are plenty of other better places to stay in the area, Raymond Blanc's Manoir for instance.

Gofres adecuados cocinados a la orden con un personal agradable y una buena ubicación, y tiene licencia para que cualquiera que no conduzca, que agrega un nivel completamente nuevo para un desayuno interesante

We have been to this restaurant several times, and we have never failed to be impressed. Excellent service and superb food every time. If you sk the manager he will explain the contents and cooking processes of the dishes. They do a speciality called "Railway Lamb" which iasnt on the menu but is to die for! It can be cooked to any strength you like and the flavours are amazing. This is a very good restaurant!

Popped in for a quick coffee with our dog we ended up with a baked potato and tuna and a panini and the whole experience was a good one clean tidy friendly, thank you everyone.

Their desserts are very delicious, as is the tagine.

Tartiflette and Chablis - France on a plate (and glass). Beautiful place, attentive staff and yummy food and drink. Made a brilliant brunch / lunch.

Servicio muy educado y amable, tenemos un pollo entero con patatas fritas y dos zumos , era bastante bueno a precios muy razonables

My wife and I dined at the Angelus on Friday 20th Aug 2021. The restaurant is one minute from the Royal Lancaster hotel and also Lancaster Gate underground. We had starter and main course and were so full we could only share a pudding. My starter was butternut soup and my wife had the scallops, both with traditional baguette and both very tasty. For mains we opted for the boeuf bourguignon which was fantastic: lots of tender beef, vegetables firm and not cooked to a pulp, and a lovely rich gravy. For sweet we shared Pear Belle Helene, pear with chocolate sauce and caramel ice-cream, again beautifully cooked and presented. The wine list was extensive and we selected a bottle of Crozes-Hermitage which went particularly well with the main course. This is my 1st ever Trip advisor review, but I felt I just had to share this 'secret' restaurant. The whole meal was absolutely delicious with attentive service throughout. The pub itself used to be frequented by Churchill before closing, so nice to see the building retained and still full of character. We can't wait for an excuse to go back!

Wow what can i say, this is the first time coming here as we were visiting my parents who have recently moved here so they treated us to a meal for my birthday. The food and service was by far a 10 out of 10. All freshly cooked food and decent portions for the price too. I had the Sticky Chicken for starters 🤤🤤and a Chicken, Ham and Leek Pie for main course which was well filled. I loved the deco and how comfortable the crushed velvet chairs were which made it even more comfy. The whole place was clean and inviting to everyone. All the staff we were in contact with with so bubbly and friendly, especially the owner? Who took our order and the lady who waited on us too. The only niggle for me was i was to hot but thats personal preference as im never cold and was sittinf by a radiator. Such a lovely pub its a shame its going to be closing ☹️