69 cuisines found across every France city we cover on TableJourney. Click through to see where to eat and what to order in each city. Want the global picture? Browse all cuisines.

American BBQ4 places in LilleArgentine1 place in ParisAsian fusion3 citiesBakery14 cities · Lyon takes its bread and chocolate seriously, and the city has long blurred the line between the boulangerie and the haute chocolaterie.Basque2 cities · Basque cooking brings the produce and bold flavours of the southwest to Paris: piquillo peppers, Bayonne ham, salt cod and the famous gâteau Basque.Belgian1 place in NantesBistro5 cities · The bistro in Nice keeps the daytime, terrace-led register of a small Riviera city.Brasserie14 cities · The brasserie gives Bordeaux its all-day room: oysters, steak, a glass of claret and a long zinc bar, open from lunch into the late evening.Brewery14 citiesBritish gastropub2 cities · Strasbourg's pub scene is small, and the gastropub idea of careful food served at the bar barely registers as a category here.Brunch13 cities · Brunch is a more recent arrival in a city built around the midday lunch, and it tends to cluster where the third-wave coffee crowd already gathers.Burgers4 cities · The burger arrived in Toulouse via food trucks and casual counters rather than diners, and the best are handmade with regional beef.Cafe14 cities · Toulouse drinks its coffee two ways: the traditional terrace cafe and a growing specialty roasting scene.Caribbean1 place in Nice · Nice has no established Caribbean dining scene, so this page draws on the broader Riviera fine-dining room rather than a single tradition.Chinese2 citiesCocktail bar14 cities · Lyon's cocktail revival took root in the 1er around the Terreaux and Martiniere quarters, where small rooms put serious bartending ahead of volume.Crêperie5 citiesEgyptian1 place in NantesFood hall4 cities · Bordeaux's covered food-hall life centres on Bacalan, the regenerated dock district north of the centre.French bistro14 cities · The bistro is the heart of how Paris eats: small rooms, a short chalkboard menu and a tight wine list, often passed between generations of cooks.French fine dining14 cities · Lyon's reputation as a gastronomic capital was built at the top end, and the legacy of Paul Bocuse still shapes the city's fine dining.French regional11 cities · This is the heartland category in Lyon: the bouchon, the snug worker's tavern serving pork, offal and pots of Beaujolais.Ice cream1 place in AvignonIndian1 place in Nantes

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