Top Best French Restaurants in Arlington

"Mercat Bistro is one of the most romantic spots in the Harwood District. For a Parisian-inspired, romantic Valentine’s Day dinner, book a spot at Mercat Bistro this Valentine’s Day. The Harwood District restaurant is offering a three-course prix-fixe dinner for $60 per person from February 12 to 14."

"For those wanting to add a bit of dazzle to their mid-day mealtime, this glam French brasserie, run by Michelin Star-awarded chef Bruno Davaillon, should hit the spot. Located above the ground floor of the former Belo Building in downtown Dallas, Bullion ups its lunch game with a two-course, $29 prix fixe menu that includes choices such as onion soup gratiné and rabbit orecchiette or fresh fish. A la carte options all fall under $25 and run the gambit from smoked salmon salad and Croque monsieur to brie omelets, steak frites and roasted chicken."

"If you have anything that you can justify celebrating, like a birthday or keeping a plant alive for longer than a month, head to Bullion. It’s the best spot in the city for a big night out. It looks like a gilded spaceship from the outside and the interior keeps the gold theme, so it feels like somewhere you’d usually have to wear booties over your shoes to see."

"Just like when you saw The Matrix for the first time and couldn’t stop wondering whether we’re all living in a simulation, after one trip to Rise No. 1, you’ll find yourself thinking about souffle frequently and at inopportune times - like midway through a meal anywhere else. Maybe the first time you bring someone here, they’ll be skeptical - it’s not everyday that you go to an almost all-souffle restaurant - but the food and service will convert them. They serve both sweet and savory varieties and it’s a great place to bring a parent or a date, or that one friend with a new dog because their patio is pet-friendly."

"This darling bistro is about as warm and cozy as they come—it feels like you are dining in your French grandmother's countryside cabin, if you had a French grandmother with a countryside cabin. The food here is familiar and comforting. A meal usually starts with a warm baguette, and most regulars will follow that with the restaurant's famous marshmallow soup—a tomato soup with large pieces of goat cheese."

"French-inspired, Rise n°1 creates incredible soufflés that not only look beautiful but taste good too. This strawberry soufflé is seasonal, so get when you can!"

"Boulevardier is a familiar, neighborhood-friendly French-inspired restaurant in the amazingly beautiful Art District of Dallas. Since opening in 2012, Boulevardier has grown into a critically-acclaimed bistro that is not just known in Dallas or the entire state of Texas, but the entire country. Boulevardier also has a Dallas top ten wine list, as per the Observer."

"This quaint French bistro in the Bishop Arts District has one of the best brunches in the city, a celebrated wine list, phenomenal French cuisine and a stellar oyster program. It almost feels arrogant of them to also have one of the best bars in the city. And, yet, here we are."

"In the U.S., crepes are frequently considered to be too fancy for a casual setting, but in France, they’re an incredibly common street food. Whisk Crepes Cafe sort of blends those two notions, offering up fast service in a chic atmosphere. Fill your thin pancake with savory (egg, cheese, BBQ pork) options or sweet (Nutella, banana, cinnamon apples) and feel totally bourgeois without breaking the bank."

"The crepes here are phenomenal, from the savory to sweet options (we favor the Normandy with plenty of cheese and onion). The owner also gives meals away to Nutella crepe-lovers and the service industry.Good to Go: Whisk Crêpes Are Good In Many Ways"

"WHY WE LOVE IT: There are so many standout dishes at Jeana Johnson and Colleen O’Hare’s adorable modern Vietnamese spot in Old East Dallas, it’s hard to know where to begin raving. The place is tiny, and you sit on (backless) cushioned stools at communal tables, so it’s not for everyone. But a new reservations policy (Mot Hai Bai accepts them now) makes getting a table a breeze, the French wine list is terrific and the service is outstanding."

"Taking over the nearby shut-down Le Cep space, Saint-Emilion flexes its Provencal prowess with a posh and elegant dining concept, Paris 7th. While Saint-Emilion was closed for repairs and to revamp its new casual bistro approach to French cuisine, Paris 7th serves classical dishes of escargot, caviar, duck foie gras and beef bourguignon. With more than 200 labels to choose from, Paris 7th offers an incredible wine list."

"Paris 7th features classic fine-dining French favorites in a spacious dining room. They have opened their doors to the public in 1985. since then, they have served authentic and unparalleled dishes and customer service."

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"rise n°3 is inspired by the simplicity and versatility of the soufflé and the European way of celebrating the genuine pleasures of the table. Located at the corner of Ozona Blvd and Monahans Avenue. Serves Lunch, Dinner, Desserts & Drinks"

"rise nº3 offers sweet and savory souffles along with an extensive list of wines. Their souffle is their signature dish. They magically create the basic eggs into something more."

"My wife and I do a date night once a week, and this was a place that was on our radar and finally gave it a try. We both had wine flights which were great."

"A good brunch is one that delivers on both cuisine and cocktails. Few brunch spots rival the drink menu at Henry’s Majestic, home of the Sparkle Bar, a DIY mimosa experience that lets diners personalize their drink from a variety of bubbles, fruits and juices. Even more choices await on the restaurant’s food menu, which offers savory and sweet monkey rolls for sharing and brunch favorites such as chicken and waffles or chilaquiles."

"Henry’s Majestic offers a roomy patio and a relaxed ambiance in the dining room from 4 to 11 p.m. You can conveniently make reservations for patio seating online for Prime New York Strip or Avocado Shrimp Salad. Since I left Peru, the closest thing to a Pisco Sour is the Inca Knife Fight with coconut-infused pisco."

"Best Dallas Brunch ForSomething with the Girls & a Mimosa Bar. I love heading to Henry’s Majestic for a fun brunch with the girls!. Their mimosa bar makes it the perfect boozy brunch destination, and their food matches with killer quality."

"This Jefferson Boulevard spot offers coffee that’s not cheap but offers a place to have toast with goat cheese or a turkey and brie sandwich while we sip our coffee among local art. We love that the Oak Cliff location is open until 7 or 9 p.m., depending on the night. The East Dallas location also means you get biscuit sandwiches — a total plus if you’re on that side of town."

"Jefferson Blvd and is worth a stop if you find yourself in the neighborhood. Our favorite part about Cultivar – besides the coffee – is the outdoor seating area. It’s a great place to enjoy some coffee and people watch for a few hours."

"The coffee bar offers two locations in both East Dallas and Oak Cliff. What the coffee shop lacks in space, it makes up for in quality. Highly recognized as being one of the best coffee shops in the city, it is worth a visit."

"You can choose from a variety of individually sized salads and sandwiches, or order “platters” if you’d like to stock up for a few days. Also choose from sushi, pizza, quesadillas, soups, and desserts. Specials go online every single day, so check the menu regularly for their latest and greatest."

"Wild Blueberries, Frozen Yogurt, Gelato, Boba Tea, and Coffees"