The best French cuisine restaurants England

As its name suggests, this fine address north of downtown is very much French. This is reflected in the menu, which is sure to please all those nostalgic for the country and lovers of good food. Familiar names on the menu: filet de boeuf, salmon with shrimp risotto, cordon bleu, duck breast, filet mignon, rack of lamb, rabbit with prunes or pavé de chevreuil, everything here is reminiscent of France and a tribute to its gastronomy. The interior decor is sober and the plates are well laid out. The service is young and dynamic.

The Old Bookbinders decided to combine the best of British and French bistro culture. The result is convincing, and it's hard to categorize this resolutely British pub that offers successful French cuisine. The interior is as traditional as can be, with dark wood, bric-a-brac and real ales at the counter. The dishes, on the other hand, are drawn from south of the Channel, and include savoury crêpes, beef bourguignon, escargots, entrecôtes frites... or the so-British minted lamb!