The best French cuisine restaurants Ile-De-France

We're going for the plate and the environment. In this former powder magazine dating from the Second Empire, you are charmed by a beautiful glass roof and, on sunny days, you can enjoy a large terrace overlooking the park. It's quite chic, the decoration is beautiful, and recent work has given a youthful look to the whole. The dishes combine tradition and innovation, it is well done and well presented. Note that the Pavillon de l'Île allows you to organize your receptions and seminars for up to 200 people, and that the restaurant can also be privatized for your private and professional events - and the location is validated. A parking lot means that you don't have to turn around in a corner where parking is sometimes very difficult.

Ancient Guinguette, Father Bunny has long become a renowned restaurant in Suresnes, and many people are rising on the heights when a little hunger is felt. In the winter, there is a wood fire in the fireplace in the spring to set up under the covered terrace and in summer to enjoy the few tables set in the landscaped garden - some offer an unexpected view over the Eiffel tower. Significant, the map is renewed regularly: bowl of batch duck in red wine, red wine chutney, apricot pot, green curry with green curry and coconut, basmati rice pilaf are representative of the kitchen here, original and tasty. Special mention for desserts. Beware, the cost is prohibitive, but the experiment will be tried.