Top Best French Restaurants in Marietta

"Enjoy some of the best food in Atlanta, overlooking one of the best views in Atlanta. Nikolai’s Roof is the epiphany of romance, with astonishing views for miles. For the ultimate night of romance, make sure you check what time the sun is setting and book accordingly."

"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."

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"Atmospheric is one word to describe the eclectic ambiance at Tiny Lou's. Though unaffiliated with the adult club in Hotel Clermont's basement lounge, the restaurant takes its name ..."

"It’s hard to imagine getting one of the best breakfasts in Atlanta at a hotel, but that’s exactly what Tiny Lou’s in the Hotel Clermont accomplishes. This French-American brasserie..."

"For classic French cuisine, you’ll not do much better than Bistro Nico. Simple, authentic fare competes with a cocktail list that is guaranteed to test even a nun’s sobriety. The setting is just as spectacular as the menu, with an upscale, sophisticated vibe that’s perfectly in keeping with the French chic of the menu."

"Take your sweetie to enjoy classic French fare at this Buckhead staple. You’ll love the classic red French bistro booths, the open kitchen letting you PEAK into your meal being made, and classic French fare like escargot, perfectly cooked scallops, and profiteroles."

"Parisian art, grand ceilings, and a patio that overlooks Peachtree are just part of what gives this restaurant the appearance of Paris being thrust directly into Georgia."

"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."

"So sample the flavors of Paris at Le Bilboquet, one of the finest French restaurants on offer in Atlanta. With seasonal specials to die for, and a fine selection of cheeses and wines on offer, this place is a great contender for some guaranteed romance. The upscale experience will prove why it’s gained the reputation as one of Atlanta’s most romantic date spots."

"This is the only free-standing restaurant in the Buckhead Atlanta development. They will showcase French fare and menu favorites from their original New York Location. Executive chef Julien Jouhannaud, who worked under Michelin star chef Alain Ducasse, oversees the "culinary direction" of the restau..."

"A photo posted by Marcel (@marcelatlanta) on Jun 18, 2016 at 10:46am PDT. While it may be hard to afford their dinner menu on a college student budget, it is possible to snack on their late night menu. From steak frites to tuxedo cake, late night dining at Marcel's will make you feel classy even if you roll up wearing yesterday's makeup."

"What screams romantic evening more than a classic steak dinner complete with fine china, mood lighting and an incredible wine list?. If that’s what you’re after, head to Marcel. This traditional steakhouse is oozing with class and charm from the plush private booths to the vintage decor and antique touches."

"After a hearty dinner at this Ford Fry-backed steakhouse, there may not be enough room for dessert. Go ahead and order the baked Alaska anyway."

"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..."

"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."

"In a town where new restaurants open almost daily, it's heartwarming to see an old favorite maintain a loyal following. Opened in 1998 in an industrial office complex along the railroad tracks between Emory and Virginia-Highland, this charming restaurant still feels like a discovery. The kitchen's deep commitment to seasonality and supporting sustainable purveyors is evident in dishes like burrata with plum compote and grilled sourdough, smoked paprika tagliatelle tossed with rich duck bolognese, and blue crab fritters with green tomato chow-chow."

"Mention Floataway Cafe to any in-the-know Atlantan and you’ll be met with lustful moans. Star chef-restaurateur Anne Quatrano’s airy little Mediterranean oasis, which for more than two decades has resided in an industrial complex near Emory, is so chic it could’ve opened yesterday. Under executive chef Travis Hawthorne, some dishes conjure Greece: fire-kissed tentacles of octopus curled around chickpeas and briny Castelvetrano olives."

"Tabla is an outstanding lunch restaurant to add to your list. Boasting a mouth-watering selection of Indian dishes such as tandoori shrimp or octopus, lamb sheek kebab and an array of delicious curries that are sure to please your palate. For lunch, the small plates are a great option, and if you’re in a hurry, try the wraps."

"At Gypsy Kitchen, you can enjoy the culinary riches of Spain that are infused with Moroccan and Indian influences while overlooking Buckhead. Try the seafood paella, lamb kefta tagine or embutidos. Gypsy Kitchen’s happy hour is among the best in the city with rotating wine vintages and tapas."

"Gypsy Kitchen has one of the best Spanish food and Moroccan cuisines in the city. Its food and decor instantly shows that you will have an international and creative experience. Try the grilled Spanish octopus, seafood paella and the Moroccan style duck confit."

"Gypsy Kitchen prepared $39 family-style dinners serving four people and individual dinner combos ranging from $35 to $55. Each family-style dinner or combo includes a bottle of win..."

"Don’t let the name give you second thoughts about scouting out a photo here: Little Trouble’s neon sign has become one of the most-posted restaurant entrances in Atlanta on social media. The dark silhouettes and bright colors add to the ambience of this unique establishment. It’s tricky to get a photo of this busy spot that’s not rushed or full of other people, but if the place isn’t crowded, get the best photo by positioning your photographer a little way down the hall that leads to the sign."

"Inspired by the science-fiction film “Blade Runner,” Little Trouble is located underneath the shops at Westside Provisions District, down a neon-lit alley. This bar and restaurant is great for shared plates with friends, especially the pork dumplings, buns and skewers. Order a cocktail that incorporates ingredients like Japanese whiskey or sample the selection of sake in the dark interior."

"If you don’t grab a tipsy selfie in front of the Little Trouble sign, did you even really go?. Enjoy creative craft cocktails and an even more creative Asian fusion menu with everything from Mushroom sisig to hanger steak to tempura fried oreos at this West Midtown Atlanta staple. Temporarily closed, but Little Trouble plans to reopen Tuesday, September 8th."

"Are you searching for a really unique brunch experience in Atlanta?. What if I told you that you could brunch without knowing where you are eating or what you will be eating?. It doesn’t get any more unique than that!"

"Owned by a firefighter and disabled veteran, Pi-Bytes combines a menu of bite-sized cakes and homemade pizzas. You can build your own pie or choose one of their house selections."

"DecaturAnother ice cream spot serving up delicious gelato is Cremalosa, the Decatur sweets shop led by pastry chef and food writer Meridith Ford. In addition to a bevy of gelato flavors, visitors can also try Cremalosa’s cake pops, sorbetto, and boozy milkshakes like The Elvis—a peanut butter and banana pudding gelato concoction with a healthy dose of bourbon whiskey.How to order: Takeout with optional patio seating. Muriel Vega prefers salty over sweet."

"You’ll find small-batch, made-from-scratch gelato at this new Decatur shop. Try their traditional Italian flavors or new originals like banana pudding, malted milk ball and gingersnap cookie. “Boozy” milkshakes and adult beverages make a fun grownup treat."

"Avondale EstatesIf that sweet tooth hits, head to Cremalosa. Cool off with one of its creamy, dense flavors and enjoy it on their patio."