6 french fine dining places in Sydney we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Sydney | French Fine Dining across every city.
French cooking holds a serious place in Sydney's upper tier, from classic bistronomy to more polished dining rooms. Loulou Bistro on Martin Place and Restaurant Hubert on Bligh Street are leading CBD examples, the latter a candlelit basement built around old-school French technique, while Porcine in Redfern brings the same sensibility to the inner south.
Loulou Bistro ★ 4.1
cbd · Shop 4, 47 Martin Place, Sydney NSW 2000
French bistro on Martin Place, Sydney CBD. Long marble bar, escargots happy hour, steak frites and a Champagne list deep enough for a third bottle.
Ananas ★ 4.1
cbd · Shop 3, 18 Argyle Street, The Rocks NSW 2000
French brasserie in The Rocks, Sydney. Set menus under A$50 for escargots, French onion soup and steak au poivre with frites; a Champagne wall to match.
Porcine ★ 4.6
redfern · 11 Marian Street, Redfern NSW 2016
French bistro on Marian Street, Redfern, Sydney. Boudin noir, confit duck and a no-bookings wine bar feel; Mediterranean-leaning natural-wine list.
Restaurant Hubert ★ 4.7
cbd · 15 Bligh Street, Sydney NSW 2000
French underground bistro on Bligh Street, Sydney CBD. Dark wood, low lighting, a long bar and a French menu of charcuterie, confit and grilled steak.
Lazybones Lounge ★ 4.1
marrickville · 294-296 Marrickville Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
Lazybones Lounge on Marrickville Road is an inner-west supper club with jazz nights and a French-inflected menu most travel writers miss, near the station.
Lazybones Lounge Lunch ★ 4.0
marrickville · 294-296 Marrickville Road, Marrickville NSW 2204
Daily prix-fixe lunch at Lazybones Lounge on Marrickville Road, Sydney for A$25. Two-course French-leaning bistro lunch in the supper club's daytime hours.