Top Best French Restaurants in The Phoenix

"You can conveniently find this top-notch French restaurant in the heart of downtown Sydney. While you enjoy their mouth-watering meals, you will get to unwind to live jazz music. They also have a fully stocked up international wine cellar."

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"Find a touch of Provence in Mosman at L’Heritage French bistro on Chowder Bay Road. Set in an historic building overlooking Clifton Gardens and Sydney Harbour, this former 1890s army drill hall has be... "Provincial French Cooking"

"Find a touch of Provence in Mosman at L’Heritage French bistro on Chowder Bay Road. Set in an historic building overlooking Clifton Gardens and Sydney Harbour, this former 1890s army drill hall has be..."

"Loluk Bistro is owned and run by Luc La Joye and his older brother Loïc who grew up in Nice. The menu features recipes derived from their grandmother’s cooking like duck breast with homemade Provençal gnocchi as well as a classic beef tartare made from raw beef mixed with capers, tiny sliced pickles, finished with parmesan shavings and a balsamic reduction. French desserts are also on show here with profiteroles are served with vanilla ice cream and hot chocolate sauce plus their grandmother’s lavender-infused crème brûlée."

"Bellevue Cottage by Antonie is a French café and restaurant that’s housed in a restored heritage building along the Glebe foreshore. With an all-day breakfast menu available as well as a lunch and a poultry-heavy dinner menu you’ll be spoiled for choice. With French classics like le pecheur, cold-smoked salmon with poached eggs and fondant of silverbeet and leek with a tangy hollandaise."

"Residing in the heart of Sydney’s CBD on Pitt Street is where you’ll find a little taste of French fusion charm at Le Petit Flot Restaurant & Wine Bar. Begin your culinary journey as you enter a conte..."

"Settle in at Creperie Suzette to treat yourself to a droolworthy selection of crepes and galettes alongside a cup of Double Roasters’ single origin blend coffee. Our top food picks include the La Tasmienne galette, made with smoked Tasmanian salmon, capers, crème fraîche and fresh dill, and the super popular La Nutella crepe (we’re sure you can guess the filling for that one). Whatever your preferred flavour, it will pair perfectly with Double Roasters’ award-winning blend, a rich and aromatic coffee that is as smooth as it is flavourful."

"A summer essential for any Sydneysider, Camp Cove Swims’ colourful bikinis have been the go-to for a more sustainable beachside look since 2013. Produced down the coast in Jervis Bay, this brand is not only made locally but is designed to minimise its impact on the planet. Created with longevity front of mind, the lining of Camp Cove togs is made from regenerated nylon from rescued fishing nets that were heading for landfill."

"Escape from the crowds with a day spent at the secluded, picturesque Camp Cove. Nestled in Sydney Harbour’s National Park, near South Head, this hidden gem boasts harbour views and calm waters. This tranquil, relaxed environment makes Camp Cove the ideal spot to swim, snorkel, kayak or even scuba dive."

"Secluded, rarely crowded, and relaxed, Camp Cove is perhaps the most underrated of Sydney’s beaches. But that’s okay, because it simply means you’re likely to have a generous patch of sand all to yourself. Pack your snorkel, as the calm water makes for prime skin diving conditions."

"Located just a short distance from the popular Bondi Beach, but refreshingly far from the crowds, Tamarama Beach is a secluded spot that encompasses 80m of breathtaking shoreline. With strong currents and a left-hand reef break, this panoramic beach is a favourite of surfers and locals. Nicknamed ‘Glamarama’ back in the 1980’s, this beach became known for attracting beautiful, glamorous visitors to its narrow, luxurious stretch of sand."

"Tamarama Beach is a prime spot for getting away from the mega-crowds of Bondi while still staying close to all the city’s action—something that’s well-advised in today’s world. Here, you can throw a towel down on the light tan sand, go for a swim and surf the popular left-hand reef break. It has a truly local feel to it, attracting Sydney’s residents instead of solely backpackers and tourists like many of the city’s other beaches."