Top Best French Restaurants in Atlanta

"A post shared by Hilton Atlanta (@hiltonatlanta) on Nov 10, 2018 at 10:00am PST. Spend a romantic night out and have dinner at Nikolai’s Roof!. This sky high place does not only serve the finest meals but the finest views of the city - especially in the evening."

"This Hilton Hotel hot spot features some of Atlanta's best views. From the 30th floor of the Hilton, diners can enjoy some of the best seafood in Atlanta and the sights of the city..."

"The gist: Totally true story: The name of this snazzy, sexy Hotel Clermont restaurant actually came from a stripper who turned down an invitation to give Adolph Hitler a table dance.The food: Love is the word that comes to mind as you scarf down this French-American brasserie’s appetizers, whether it’s the black cocoa foie gras torchon or the simple house bread service with sea salt and whipped butter -- great bread is always a great sign. Hit the menu’s“L’abattoir” section and order the amazing pork chop with cornbread mousseline, roasted courgette, smoked tomato vinaigrette, roasted corn and chanterelles, or the whole roasted fish. Order a classic cocktail like a Negroni, Aviation, or French 75.The cost: You can do a proper dinner for two at around $150."

"Everyone knows that the French know what they are doing when it comes to romance. So why not surprise your special someone with an evening at Tiny Lou’s?. This artsy and sophisticated fine dining space is famous for its French dishes that make for a perfect evening together."

"Enjoy classic French fare with a visit to Tiny Lou’s in the newly renovated Hotel Clermont. We love their intimate and sexy atmosphere with vintage inspired decor that nods to the past. The pastries are also of note, from Young Gun Claudia Martinez"

"Located in Buckhead and part of the Buckhead Life Restaurant Group, Bistro Niko has a knack for pairing French fare with romance. From the beautiful interior with its grand ceilings and artwork from Paris to the lovely patio that overlooks Peachtree, it’s the perfect spot for a romantic dinner for two. From decadent pastas to roasted chicken and duck, dishes in this casual bistro strike the perfect balance between sophistication and comfort.Dine-in, curbside pickup and no-contact delivery available."

"The Bistro Niko give a nod to the city of Paris, France right in the middle of Atlanta’s Buckhead district. Serving classic, simple, and authentic French cuisine, Bistro Niko also offers a good wine list, interesting cocktails, and a rather extensive list of craft beers that provides something for all tastes. Lunch is offered Monday to Saturday from 11:30am until 5:00pm, dinner is served seven days a week starting at 5:00pm until 10:00pm Sunday to Thursday and 11:00pm Friday and Saturday."

"We are a cashless restaurant and only accept Visa Mastercard Discover and American Express. Strict Dress Code Enforced.Bistro Niko is a nod to Paris, right in the heart of Buckhead. The modern French fare is authentic & simple, while the affordably priced wine list, exciting cocktails and extensive...See More"

"Classic French cuisine set in a Parisian-cafe atmosphere will have you dreaming of the Avenue des Champs-Élysées. Le Bilboquet is located at the center of Buckhead Atlanta, anchoring the upscale retail and dining development. Open daily for lunch and dinner, the bistro and bar offers a vibrant atmosphere paired with simple, classic French cooking, bringing a slice of Parisian café culture to the neighborhood and a natural gathering spot to enjoy a chilled bottle of rosé alfresco alongside classic bistro fare or a draft beer and croque monsieur at the bar."

"Channel your inner Parisian at this French-inspired spot located in the luxury shopping district The Shops Buckhead. Wrap up your shopping trip on the stunning patio, the perfect place for people watching, sipping sparkling wine or rosé and pretending you've been transported to the City of Lights for the day. Continue to 5 of 10 below."

"Enjoy top tier French cuisine in their light and airy dining room. Whatever you do, don’t skip dessert!. Their pastries are to die for."

"The steakhouse Restaurant Marcel boasts a luxe atmosphere and gets its name from the French boxer named Marcel who embraces spectacle. The restaurant serves steaks with much aging and love.The menu offered is a seasonal one, and as such, changes quite often. Lunch includes burgers, boozy shakes, and french fries from 11:30 until 2:30pm Monday through Friday."

"One of the city’s finest steakhouse, Marcel also has one of the city’s finest decor and interiors. The leather and wood makes for a plush and cozy atmosphere that complements the fine food and dining. Pro Tip: Pop into neighboring Little Trouble afterwards for even more chic fun."

"Marcel, a grand American steakhouse by Ford Fry, features padded leather seats, unobtrusive lighting, and elegant dark woods to create an interior that is intimate and lush."

"For some of the best “New South” dining in Atlanta, the Horseradish Grill is a prime dining spot. This comfortable Buckhead location is the spot for some of the best lunch in Atlan..."

"Traditional Alsatian dishes such as a superb onion tart and an equally superb berry tart. In between are a trio of tender spaetzle dishes, beef Burgundy and a slew of salmon entrees, all served in a small, charming, colorful dining room."

"From the street, this restaurant looks like an ordinary curbside house, but inside it serves up the most authentic French cuisine in town – and at a great price. Customers can even BYOB for a cheap corkage fee. Or, choose a glass of wine or cup of coffee to go with your lunch or dinner."

"One of Atlanta's best museums, the Atlanta History Center was originally founded in 1926 by a group of Atlantans dedicated to, well, preserving their city's history. The Center, as we know it today, came to fruition in the 1990s as a way of highlighting the political and cultural history of Atlanta and the surrounding region. Unsurprisingly, there's an impressive collection of Civil War art and artifacts here (including Cyclorama: The Big Picture, a painting that measures 49-feet tall by 371-feet long), along with written commentary on the Native American history of Georgia and lighter, more pop-culture-adjacent topics like Folk Art."

"History comes to life at the Atlanta History Center, with its captivating Southern folk art and Civil War exhibitions. As you explore the center, spend some time checking out their guided tours and special monthly programming. Plus, hit its top attractions, like the Centennial Olympic Games Museum."

"The center includes the Atlanta History Museum, the Cyclorama, the Centennial Olympic Games Museum, two historic homes (the Swan House and the Smith Family Farm), a research center and 33 acres of gardens."

"BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir opened in 2007; the ornately carved temple is the largest of its kind outside the motherland, chiseled from Italian marble, Turkish limestone, and Indian sandstone. It’s free to enter, but guests are asked to bring one vegetarian canned good for donation."

"Walk it off by picking up the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail just outside the Krog Street Market and headed north toward Inman Park. Look out for towering art sculptures, like William Massey III’s “The Art of Reconciliation,” and murals of street art underneath the overpass near the Old Fourth Ward skate park."

"Located on the southern edge of Midtown and towering to a height of 1,024 feet, the Bank of America building is the tallest in Georgia, the 6th tallest in the country, and 9th tallest in the world. It was completed in 1992 after only 14 months of construction. The open-lattice structure supporting the spire illuminates at night, and if that wasn't impressive enough, the spire is covered in 23-karat gold leaf."

"At 55 stories and 1,023 feet tall, the Bank of America Plaza has been the city's tallest building since its construction in 1982. Recognizable by both its postmodern Art Deco style, reminiscent of the Empire State Building, and its gold-leaf covered, 90-foot spire, the structure was designed by the same Connecticut-based firm responsible for New York's Central Park Zoo."

"Bank of America Plaza stands at 1,023 feet above the ground making it the tallest building in Atlanta city since its completion in 1992. It ranks as the 11th tallest building in the US. The building has 55 floors above the ground, 24 elevators, and 1251 parking spaces."

"With locations in Johns Creek and Alpharetta, this rolled ice cream shop offers custom creations like Mango Tango (mango ice cream with strawberries and topped with blueberries, coconut flakes, and raspberry drizzle) and Salty Sailor (Madagascar vanilla ice cream with pretzels and topped with more pretzels, M&Ms, whipped cream, and sea salt caramel. Currently offering takeout and dine-in."

"This Thai-inspired rolled ice cream cafe, owned by Zak Khimji and Zein Rahemtulla, includes locations in Alpharetta and Midtown on Monroe Drive. In addition to rolled ice cream made using dairy from Georgia-based Mountain Fresh Creamery, the shop also serves several flavors of bubble tea, coffee and coffee drinks, cakes, and sells local honey. Where’s the Scoop offers vegan flavors, too."

"These cookie sellers have built an empire capitalizing on late-night sweets cravings and the ease of dessert delivery. The shops around Atlanta have cookies warm and ready for every situation. Insomnia might even bring a bottle of chocolate milk in the order, if asked politely enough."

"Insomnia Cookies delivers fresh and delicious cookies until 3 a.m. every night of the week. You can even follow your delivery order with the convenient Cookie Tracker."