Maggiore’s is by far the most romantic restaurant in Covent Garden but also lends itself to social dinners with friends and more formal business entertaining. A sliding conservatory roof affords al fresco dining when fully open in the summer while a roaring log fire provides a warm and inviting break from the winter cold.
Drawing on Joël Robuchon's internationally renowned culinary expertise, already accredited with several Michelin Stars at restaurants throughout the world, L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon's philosophy is based on serving simple cuisine of the most exceptional quality.
Buzzing with Gallic charm, Incognico is a bright unpretentious brasserie close to Leicester Square in the heart of London's theatreland. Robust dishes such as poached smoked haddock with chive butter sauce and honey-roasted duck breast with pomme fondant fill the flavoursome menu.
Kettners is one of the oldest French restaurants in London's Theatreland. Founded in 1867 by Auguste Kettner, a former chef to Napoleon III. A place where respectable diners and actresses could once consort and cavort, it is situated in four Georgian houses just behind the stage doors and has a secret passageway running to the Palace Theatre.
With its impressive exterior in William IV Street, Covent Garden, Les Deux Salons offers sophisticated, traditional French dining in a Parisian brasserie setting. The grand interior has a beautiful, ornately tiled floor and comfortable, plush leather seating.
Mon Plaisir is London's oldest French Restaurant and has for over fifty years been family owned; established by the Viala brothers during the 'forties', it was acquired by Alain Lhermitte in 1972 and has steadfastly continued the tradition of genuine French cuisine and service to this day.
Café Rouge Bistro, Covent Garden brings a true taste of Parisian-style to the Strand and Covent Garden. French classics are served in a chic interior, blending classic style with colourful contemporary twists.
This is one of the highly successful Café Rouge restaurant/bar chain. It loses no sense of individuality by being one of the group and offers excellent French food at reasonable prices in a thoroughly pleasant environment. LUNCHTIME BOOKINGS ONLY ON LINE.
Cafe Rouge, part of the reliable French chain is centrally located for Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square and theatreland. so whether you are looking for a relaxing meal in between sightseeing, hitting the shops or before going to the theatre this is the ideal location.
Just a 2-minute walk from Covent Garden train station, Cote Restaurant serves straightforward and freshly prepared French food at value for money prices in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Winner of the award for 'Best Value Restaurant in the UK' in the Good Food Guide 2009.
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