Best French Restaurants in Leather District
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- AANDREAVIPNew York City •4 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoAlways lovely, warm and welcoming. A perfect place for a chilly January evening. Alexandre, the manager, could not be more gracious and kind.More infoLa VoilePrice: Expensive• French• Back Bay•4.7
- RRoseAnnNew York City •2 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoOne of the best meals and service we’ve had in a long time ! Honestly everything was amazing!More infoMistral - BostonPrice: Moderate• French• Back Bay•4.8
- DDevonGreater Boston •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoWe went here for our 10 year anniversary after going here on the night we got engaged when they were still on Boylston. The food was even better than before!More infoTroquet on SouthPrice: Expensive• French• Theater District•4.7
- CChrisOrange County •3 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoBistro du Midi is my new favorite French restaurant. The downstairs felt like a nice cocktail bar, while the upstairs felt like an intimate slice of Paris. The food was incredible! It is on the menu, I highly recommend the beet gnocchi as an appetizer. My girlfriend and I had the duck breast, ora king salmon, with a side of cauliflower. Each bite left us feeling satisfied with the craving to have more . Well worth it for the experience, and the service was exceptional. I cannot wait until we eat here again!More infoBistro du MidiPrice: Expensive• French• Back Bay•4.7
- OTOpenTable DinerGreater Boston •1 review5.0Dined on 24 Dec 2024My husband took me to the chestnut hill location for my bday and our food was amazing. Since we had family in town for the holidays, we decided to go to the Tremont st location. It did not disappoint. The escargot were as good as any I had in Paris, a lot of flavor. We also got the French onion soup which was delicious and fitting for a cold Boston evening. Lotsssss of cheese! Our entree was a duck and mushroom risotto that they split for us- also very good. We will definitely be back but probably for special occasions as it is on the expensive side.More infoAquitaine - BostonPrice: Moderate• French• South End•4.6