Top Best French Restaurants in Panorama

"With its chic and charming French patio, and classic bistro cuisine, Jules is that one spot not many can resist. Located on Abbot Street in none other than gorgeous Gastown, this is the spot to go for some casual bites alone or with a friend. Enjoy some yummy seared scallops, or even a Fish & Chip."

"A post shared by Claire (@clirby) on Jun 1, 2018 at 12:27pm PDT. Cozy up at this quaint Gastown eatery serving up French bistro classics with a bustling little patio. With offerings like lobster bisque and country-style pate, it’s easy to see why this spot is such a hit."

"is a classic French bistro close to the Goldcorp Center for the Arts on Abbott Street, the thoroughfare that runs north to south through Gastown. The menu showcases real, authentic Gallic cooking and classic dishes."

"One of Vancouver’s most acclaimed restaurants, Le Crocodile blends traditional French cooking with innovative West Coast style. Chef Michel Jacob opened the restaurant upon his arrival in Vancouver, seeking to match and achieve the level of culinary standards and service of the finest restaurant in his hometown of Strasbourg, the three-star Michelin restaurant Au Crocodile. Thirty years later, with some of the original staff still there, Le Crocodile is at the top of the list for business people who want to impress a client, and generation after generation of families have passed through the restaurant’s doors."

"Le Crocodile has been the recipient of Best French Restaurant in Where Magazine, The Four Diamond Award, and Best Upscale French Restaurant in Vancouver Magazine, among others. Chef and owner Michel Jacob of Strasbourg, brought his dreams of becoming a chef to Vancouver, and opened up a restaurant named for Au Crocodile, his preferred establishment in his French hometown. Jacob’s goal was to match the standard of excellence he found at Au Crocodile, which he has succeeded in doing with an honorable level of consistency over the past 30 years."

"Chef Michel Jacob's Alsatian-style cuisine is one for the books and absolutely worth the splurge. From the warm and inviting atmosphere to the impeccable service and incredible dishes, Le Crocodile continues to be a local favorite for special occasions. The menu boasts plenty of sumptuous hot and cold starters that set the stage nicely for the main event."

"Head to the adored Les Faux Bourgeois, tucked-away near Fraser and Kingsway, for fine comfort food like their Alsacienne tarte flambée with caramelized onions, smoked bacon and crème fraîche ricotta, and a wine list focused on France and western North America. Location: 663 East 15th Ave."

"The food is excellent, the atmosphere is so cozy, and the price is right. Most mains are under $25 and the portion sizes are generous, so you won't leave here hungry. The menu features traditional French dishes like canard confit, mussels in white wine, coq au vin and steak frites."

"Take a trip to an excellent Parisian bistro by way of the city’s beachside Kitsilano neighborhood, where up-and-comer chef Dan McGee and team are whipping up French standards with B.C.’s finest produce. The stunning custom-made bar comes from France, and even the serving staff are mostly French, although with the happy addition of Canadian manners. With buttery croissants in the morning, gooey croque-monsieur at lunch, and juicy entrecôte-frites with a mouthwatering crisp char at dinner, anytime is a good time for Au Comptoir."

"If you have a love affair with Parisian cafes, Au Comptoir in Vancouver's Kitsilano doesn't disappoint. They're also open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner so you've got options. In the morning go for the flaky pastries or the omelette with gruyere, fine herbs, and salad; with a cafe au lait, of course."

"A post shared by Au Comptoir (@au_comptoir) on Aug 23, 2018 at 10:02am PDT. Reserve a table for two at this Parisian spot for a night of romance. This is the place to savour a glass of fine wine as you tuck into French classics like cassoulet before sharing one of their house-made desserts."

"Prosciutto Wrapped Rabbit Loin / Cauliflower Purée / Buttered Leeks / Calvados Jus / Apple Gel #french #frenchfood #frenchbistro #rabbit #prosciutto #cauliflower #calvados #vancouver #vancouverfood #vancity #vancitybuzz #delicious #tasty #cheflife #igfood #igdaily #instafood #foodporn #foodie #yvr #yvreats #absinthe #eastvan #commercialdrive. A post shared by Absinthe Bistro (@absinthebistro) on Jun 13, 2018 at 9:56pm PDT. Hit up this casual but chic eatery that offers a modern take on French cuisine with a wide variety of cocktails to sip on."

"Want to take your lover to Paris without the high price tag?. Book a table at the Absinthe Bistro and let the green fairy guide you through date night. This casual-chic eatery delightful French cuisine that you can sample from any one of their rotating fixed-price menus."

"J-C Poirier’s elevated, Québécois-inspired restaurant is known for its unapologetically decadent menu, featuring rich sauces redolent with butter, impeccable pâtés en croûe, and desserts worth every delicious calorie. Now, with the launch of St. Lawrence à la Maison, family-style meals can be picked up curbside from the Railtown eatery on designated dates. A full meal, including main, sides, dinner rolls, and dessert, is offered on a rotating menu for $47 per person, with partial proceeds donated to Union Gospel Mission."

"Eating at St Lawrence is like being in someone’s fancy rustic living room in the Quebec countryside. But you’re not in Quebec, you’re in the Downtown Eastside in Vancouver. It’s the best Québécois food in Vancouver and on a scale of richness from air to butter, most of the menu is a croissant."

"A post shared by ⚜️St.Lawrence (@stlawrencerestaurant) on Aug 25, 2018 at 10:56am PDT. It may be a bit outside of your everyday grub budget, but there’s no denying that St. Lawrence is a top spot to dine in Vancouver. This eatery serves classic French cuisine with Quebecois inspiration."

"A lovely gem along West Point Grey’s southern border, Trafalgars Bistro – “Vancouver’s greenest restaurant – serves modern French fare with farm-to-table flare. The team wholeheartedly embraces “seasonality, simplicity and sustainability” from their partnerships with local producers and the Vancouver Aquarium’s Ocean Wise program to their innovative waste reduction program. Location: 2603 West 16th Ave."

"At The French Table, you'll find traditional French food prepared by master chef Hervé Martin, the former chef and owner at The Hermitage on Robson St, which had a run of 24-years-strong. The restaurant’s “uncomplicated but innovative French cuisine” features items like the marinated salmon with baby dill, creme fraiche and crostini, and sweet breads grenobloise with capers, parsley, lemon butter and celeriac remoulade. Location: 3916 Main St."

"Here’s a restaurant whose charm is held intact by the fact that the founder and owner of the restaurant comes from a tradition of excellence in French cuisine. Chef Herve Martin is mighty proud to share with Vancouver (and the rest of the world) all of his creations, through The French Table. What that means, then, is a food experience that is not just charming, but also delicious."

"Set in swanky Coal Harbour, Tableau’s sophisticated vibe carries through its beautiful interior, curated international wine list, stellar cocktail menu and classic bistro features (lunch, dinner and weekend brunch) like the albacore tuna Niçoise salad, rabbit terrine and moules frites. Location: 1181 Melville St."

"Happy hours 👍👍 Just order everything from the menu please 😅. A post shared by Shirley Lo (@slosy) on Jun 23, 2018 at 9:26pm PDT. A stunning eatery that specializes in hearty French bistro dishes with a West Coast twist."

"Want to feel like you've turned the corner and landed in Paris?. Seek out this little cafe right in the middle of the French Cultural Center and your wallet will thank you in more ways than one; no airfare for starters, and a great value on well-prepared dishes. You'll need a rudimentary knowledge of French to make a selection from a menu that includes classics such as carnard confit and lapin grille entrees and for dessert creme brulée du jour or decadent gâteau ganache."

"If there’s anything about Salade de Fruits Cafe that’s more than enough to bowl me over, it’s the fact that even if it’s quite a small cafe, it offers good food and great ambiance. So, since it’s pretty small and quaint, it might be a good idea to get your reservations ahead of time. We tried their most popular dish: the moules frites."

"The delightful Café Salade de Fruits, owned by Antoine Bonard and Balendran Rameshan, is wonderfully French, with their rotating selection of table d’hote (chef’s choice) and a la carte items, like salade de saumon fumé and poisson du jour. Location: 1551 W 7th Ave."

"If you find yourself deep in the south, or you’re making a trip to Ikea in Richmond, then this is the spot for you. Nestled inside Northern Building Supply, the Northern Cafe is the most authentic diner on this list. Grab some lumber or hardware, then treat yourself to a burger or some chicken strips before you start your home improvement project."

"A post shared by Jill (@jillonjill) on Jul 26, 2017 at 12:11pm PDT. This hole-in-the-wall diner is definitely one to keep on your radar. It’s literally above a hardware store."

"A post shared by Cafe Deux Soleils (@cafedeuxsoleils) on Apr 24, 2015 at 10:56am PDT. A longstanding fixture on Commercial Drive, Cafe Deux Soleils is a fam-jam friendly delight and welcomes play dates where parents can tip back a coffee or pint while kids play. It has a play area that doubles as a stage for evening events and features a giant chalkboard kids can doodle on."

"Location: 2096 Commercial Drive, VancouverCategory: Comfort foodDescription: Hearty, healthy comfort food in a unique restaurant that hosts tons of fun events and a wicked happy hour. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a variety of options that range from nachos to pot pie to coconut curry.Website: www.cafedeuxsoleils.com"

"Café Deux Soleils places emphasis on comforting soul food with a healthy flair. It is host to many open mic events, featuring everything from music to poetry. The same stage that is used for these events at nighttime doubles as a play area for children during the day, complete with plenty of books, blocks, and coloring activities."

"A flavourful choice, offering tons of tasty options for your palette!. From lemon and herb to extra hot & spicy, you can flavour-up your chicken the way you like it. In addition, choose from a delectable array of sides and salads ranging from spiced rice to Nando's signature coleslaw."

"Marinated in PERi-PERi sauce for 24 hours, and flame-grilled to perfection we know you wouldn't share a Nando's whole chicken with just anyone. We recommend: 1/2 Chicken with 1 Side Chicken Sandwich with 1 Side Chicken Wrap with 1 Side"

"Located in the stylish Ramada Inn, TwelveWest is an elite nightlife venue. The only of its kind in Vancouver, it carves out a niche for those who seek the utmost in VIP entertainment. The venue offers internationally renowned DJs and live entertainment in a glossy space hung with glittering chandeliers."

"Hidden away on Homer Street (of course) in a heritage building, Homer Street Cafe serves up perfectly cooked chickens from its fire engine-red rotisserie. Poultry is the star of the show, but you'll also find local seafood, salads, and cheese and charcuterie plates on the menu. Ideal for a pre-theater or show dinner as it's close to downtown's entertainment district."

"A post shared by Destination British Columbia (@hellobc) on Dec 13, 2017 at 10:25am PST. Homer St. Cafe and Bar is steeped in history and is known for their signature open kitchen, ornate tiling, and delicious menu of elevated comfort food. Address: 898 Homer Street, VancouverPhone: 604-428-4299"

"Comfortable, classic food with a focus on great proteins and fresh local vegetables. Online delivery is available through Uber Eats and DoorDash."

"4121 Main Street, Vancouver Tel: 604-708-4121 Web: http://www.locusonmain.com/ Twitter: @locusonmain Advice: Try to snag a seat near the tree. Known for their unique décor, this popular neighborhood eatery added a new menu focus as well as an update to the…"

"This family-run business serves vegetarian and vegan Vietnamese food and is a local favorite and when it comes to taste, there's no shortage of delicious things to eat here. From fresh salad rolls to warm, comforting bowls of noodles and soup, the menu boasts plenty of healthful and satisfying options. You may think that cooking Vietnamese food without fish sauce may be a challenge (and for many it is), but owner, Maria, and her mother, Chau, have concocted an excellent substitute that doesn't substitute flavor."

"Location: 5052 Victoria Drive, VancouverCategory: Vegan/VietnameseDescription: Delicious vegetarian food that is inspired by the owner’s Vietnamese roots in family and culture. The food is fresh, healthy, and creative. Menu items include quinoa, lots of coconut options, rice noodles, tofu, lemongrass, and the especially-popular taro chips.Website: www.chowatchau.ca"

"A post shared by Surya Kim-Greze (@suryakimgreze) on Mar 14, 2019 at 2:06pm PDT. Chau Veggie Express offers vegan and vegetarian dishes that have been inspired by pan-Asian and Vietnamese cuisines. The fun menu here is loaded with exciting choices including rolls, salads, bowls, and soups among others."

"Owned by a husband-wife team, Aleph Middle Eastern Eatery is a true delight on many levels. At the helm of this charming spot is Palestinian born Lebanese chef (and owner) Haitham El Khatib and his wife Fiona, a Vancouverite. The space itself is fresh and simple, leaving plenty of room for the dishes to really shine."

"Aleph brings flavours from across the Middle East and adds a modern plant based twist to create an unrestricted and borderless dining experience. Popular dishes include Cauliflower, Falafel, and Enoki Mushroom Shawarma."

"A completely vegetarian Middle Eastern eatery open for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Eat mezze style with friends or order a few plates to share."