Top Best French Restaurants in Blue Bell

"Ncholas Elmi’s latest project, a spirited French-influenced American brasserie in Old City, pairs the Top Chef winner with David Frank and Stephen Simons, the minds behind local hotspots like Cantina Los Caballitos, Dos Segundos, Royal Tavern and Royal Izakaya. A selection of raw-bar offerings and house-made charcuterie complement snacks and larger dishes, all graced with Elmi’s signature French touch. The two-floor, leather-and-wood dining room is warmed by a fireplace, making it a cozy, welcoming atmosphere to share a few plates, a couple of cocktails or a bottle of vino from the massive wine list."

"Restaurants French Old City. Check out Nick Elmi’s Old City debut for a selection of raw-bar offerings, house-made charcuterie and beautifully presented larger dishes—all graced with the Top Chef winner’s signature French touch. The bi-level leather-and-wood dining room is warmed by a fireplace, making it the ideal place to share a few plates, a couple of cocktails and a bottle from the wine list that features natural notes."

"Bistrot La Minette is an authentic French bistro on 6th Street that celebrates the birthplace of the American Revolution with a from-scratch market-driven menu of French-inspired cuisine. The charming Queen Village French bistro features an inviting dining room with art-adorned walls and a lovely terrace that screens French films during the summer and serves a menu of decadent French dishes like foie gras terrine, garlicky escargot, and trout meuniere. The bar serves a selection of handcrafted cocktails, signature spirits, craft beers and casual wines from France, and further afield, and the bistro is open for dinner, daily, and weekend brunch and lunch."

"Elegant yet unpretentious, this traditional neighborhood bistro offers fresh, flavorful fare that takes patrons on a sensory stroll through the French countryside. In a quiet candlelit garden, the superb staff delivers ceramic wine pitchers, addictive homemade baguettes and fresh mussels topped with creamy tarragon sauce and poached egg. Diners then savor Dijon-braised rabbit or tender beef bourguignon followed by decadent Gateau l'Opera, an almond sponge cake with chocolate ganache, coffee butter cream and creme Chantilly."

"Bistrot la Minette's mille-feuille is textbook: stacked three layers high with piped pastry cream, raspberries, and a little extra puddle of raspberry coulis love."

"Cafe La Maude is lovely, with seating outdoors beneath a black and white striped awning and a clean, bright interior. The cuisine is French and Lebanese inspired and beautifully presented. The Parisian zá is a must try, as are the gypsy eggs, scrumptious and unique like the rest of Cafe La Maude’s menu items."

"Cafe La Maude offers Northern Liberties the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast, lunch, brunch or just beverages and pastries. During warmer months, sit outside and enjoy the nice weather. All year, feel free to dine and savor the French-Lebanese cuisine served with superior service from the staff here."

"Old CityForsythia is offering three-course menus that change daily, ensuring everything extra fresh and extra French. Keep an eye out for crab bisque, escargot, and duck confit, as well as a la carte options including glazed pork belly, roasted maitake mushroom, hanger steak, and house-made pasta. Pick-up times are at 5:30, 6:30, and 7:30 daily, and you can snag free delivery if you live within a mile."

"Forsythia has aesthetically designed French dishes that are perfect for meals and photography. In addition, this restaurant offers a luxurious vibe in serving their prized French meals. Next, they have a highly experienced and skilled chef that has practiced French cooking for more than 13 years."

"That one would expect from famed local Chef Kearse Forsythia. Step inside this very casual free-spirited space, serving up French-inspired fare in the heart of Philly. 233 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19105"

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user JIP used under CC BY-SA 4.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. Not just a popular nightspot, but also home to one of Philly’s higher-rated eateries, L'Etage is situated within the popular Beau Monde restaurant and will appeal to those who wish to make a long evening of it and are maybe looking to fill their stomachs with some tasty treats before hitting the dance floor."

"Every city needs a great crepe place and Beau Monde is Philly’s. At the sunny corner bistro, downstairs from bar/club L’Etage, crepes are available for lunch, brunch, and dinner with options ranging from smoked salmon, poached eggs, and artichokes to beef bourguignon with blue cheese. Or go sweet with a combo of fruit, chocolate, and gelato."

"With its casual diner vibe, Gabi, from the team behind Bistrot La Minette, is a new kind of French restaurant for Philly. The all-day cafe on North Broad serves French favorites like onion soup, niçoise salad, tartare, steak frites, and duck confit. Head here during brunch service for brioche French toast or a croque madame."

"This all-day French cafe from chef-owner Peter Woolsey of Bistro La Minette brings Art Deco design and bistro classics to North Broad. The menu features classics like onion soup and beef tartare, salads and sandwiches, and steak frites, 339 N. Broad Street, Convention Center District."

"Liberty 360 will guide visitors through an amazing historical journey of America’s most treasured symbols, all in 3D!. The state of the art PECO Theater is Philadelphia’s first indoor 3D, 360 degree panoramic show, and will be an exciting experience for everyone. The 15 minute 3D adventure surrounds viewers with images that look like they are floating in space, all on an eight foot high, 50 foot diameter screen."

"Hiro Ramen, though dubbed as one of the best in Philly, still wants to improve their ramen. They continuously experiment and innovate to elevate the umami taste of their noodle dish. The owner Chef Dan Zhao creates a distinct and delectable ramen offering."

"A hidden gem that somehow has survived in a major downtown section of Philly, while keeping an incredible value for their ramen bowls. I had the "Hi... More reviews"

"Washington Square West 1117 Locust St, Philadelphia, PA 19107 215-982-1722. Kinme serves up sushi and other Japanese cuisine in style. This restaurant has a sleek design and presentation, and the food is delicious too of course."

"A local favorite on Locust Street in Philly’s center, Kinme aims to provide a modern fusion of Japanese cuisine. An intimate BYOB joint, Kinme is great for couples and small groups..."

"Great restaurant week menu, loved loved the crispy tuna rice, school of rock rolls were very good as well, same with the sushi. Jumped the gun on this re..."

"Before the shutdown, the full bar and karaoke rooms were part of the draw at Fuji Mountain, but it’s still hard to beat this Rittenhouse spot for sheer selection, with plenty of options for those who don’t want sushi too. Order pickup or delivery online. View this post on Instagram"

"Fuji Mountain is a fun place to party and enjoy some fine sushi and other Japanese delights. The sushi rolls have endearing names such as “holiday” and “delight,” and the staff is ..."

"First, you can pay your respects to Ben Franklin at his gravesite in the Christ Church Burial Grounds, located on the corner of 5th and Arch Streets. The grave is easily seen from the fence, and there are two plaques on the surrounding walls honoring him and his accomplishments. Visitors throw pennies (and other coins) onto his and his wife’s gravestone in memory of his famous quote, “A penny saved is a penny earned”."

"America's most famous patriot, Benjamin Franklin, is interred at Christ ChurchBurial Ground in downtown Philly. The cemetery sits on the northwest corner of the lot, bordering the sidewalk. (Technically, you don't even have to pay admission to see it)."

"On the western side of Philadelphia’s center city (in the Grey’s Ferry neighborhood) is an exceptional park that stretches along the Schuylkill river, called Schuylkill Banks. Just steps away from the hustle and bustle of University City, this park is home to the Grays Ferry Crescent Trail that offers solitude, several walking trails, and scenic spots to enjoy birdwatching and pretty views of the river. Locals are often found running, picnicking, and soaking in the natural beauty."

"Last but not least, we have the popular and easily accessible Schuylkill River Banks. The best part about this outdoor area is that it’s easily accessible from Center City. This outdoor area that spans along the length of the Schuylkill is a widely-loved spot for running, walking, yoga, biking and picnicking."