Au Pied de Cochon ★ 4.5
Au Pied de Cochon is a French bistro at 536 Avenue Duluth Est, open Wednesday to Sunday from 17:00 to 22:00.
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Cafe Boulud ★ 4.5
Cafe Boulud at the Four Seasons Yorkville is Daniel Boulud's Toronto brasserie since 2012, Lyon classics plus contemporary plates from the wider group.
OrderThe seasonal tasting menu or the duck a la presse from the brasserie list.
TipThe dRink terrace bar above runs cocktails from 16:00 with hotel views. Lunch the easier reservation than dinner.
Lapinou ★ 4.5
Lapinou on King West is a French neo-bistro since 2019, Michelin Guide listed, regional French dishes by chef Jamie Ullrich with a focused natural-wine list.
OrderThe duck a l'orange and a glass from the Loire section.
TipLapinou rabbit en cocotte the must-order; the bar pours French growers by the glass.
Cluny Bistro and Boulangerie ★ 4.4
Cluny on Tank House Lane is the King Street Food Co.'s French bistro in the Distillery District since 2014, steak frites and an attached boulangerie.
OrderThe steak frites and a glass from the all-French list.
TipThe patio runs onto cobblestones in summer. Sister boulangerie next door for takeout viennoiserie.
Foiegwa ★ 4.3
Foiegwa is a French bistro at 3001 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest with brunch service from Friday to Sunday; reservations are recommended and walk-ins are welcome.
OrderThe Foiegwa smash burger, or the escargots in garlic parsley butter.
TipReservations are recommended and walk-ins are welcome; the site also lists a $25 late-night menu.
Cafe Boulud ★ 4.2
Cafe Boulud at the Four Seasons Yorkville is Daniel Boulud's Toronto brasserie since 2012, Lyonnais classics plus contemporary plates from his New York.
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