Finding a French restaurant in Dublin can be très difficile but thankfully we’re here to help you find the perfect spot to enjoy some déjeuner.
If you’re looking for a French restaurant in Dublin, look no further than our comprehensive list of some of the finest gallic-inspired places in town.
There are plenty of places to get French food and they’re dotted quite evenly around the city centre. Take your pick, mon chéri:
La Maison
Castle Market
Tucked in between Grogan’s and Georges Street Arcade, you’ve probably walked past it a hundred times and not even realised that inside is some of the best paté you’ll taste outside of France.
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Pearl Brasserie
Merrion Street Upper
Both the food and the interiors in this restaurant meant it had to make the list – a gorgeous spot.
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L’Gueuleton
Fade Street
No better spot to perch yourself outside on a sunny day and watch the world go by as you chow down on steak frites. Also a great place for drinks and a boogey on the weekend.
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Chez Max
Palace Street
As French as it comes here in Dublin’s fair city, perched right outside Dublin Castle with red checked tablecloths, a cosy outdoor area and huge portions of hearty French cuisine.
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The Green Hen
Exchequer Street
Live your best Emily in Paris life at this cute spot with French posters all over the walls and a great set menu for lunch (€25 for two courses, €28 for three).
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Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud
Merrion Street Upper
A bit pricey, but sure we could hardly leave our pal Patrick out. Strong “taking one of our best clients out for dinner on the company card” vibes off this multi-Michelin awarded restaurant, as well as top-quality food and insanely pretty presentation.
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Le Perroquet
Wicklow Street
Le Perroquet has moved from its Leeson Street home and set up permanent shop on Wicklow Street, where you’ll find tasty brunch dishes and a dainty dessert selection. It’s also the perfect place to stop off for a coffee and pastry if you’re browsing the shops in town.
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Pichet
Trinity Street
Locally-inspired dishes with a French twist at this welcoming Trinity Street spot. The menus are changed regularly, and you’ll always find something to tickle your taste buds. A great option for graduations, big birthdays and other celebration-worthy milestones.
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