Top Best French Restaurants in Pearland

"The French are notorious for speaking the language of love and at this Uptown Park restaurant, Chef Philippe Verpiand’s does just that. Impress your date by ordering up classic dishes like foie gras, coq au vin, escargot and duck à l’orange or stick with more comfortable offerings like the vegetable risotto, roasted chicken or salmon steak. Consider dropping in for brunch for a less traditional date, because Etoile serves some excellent brunch items like gruyere omelettes, benedicts, and croque madames."

"You don’t ordinarily think of this oh-so-French brasserie as a place to dine outdoors. But the Uptown Park roost is a hit with Europeans more inclined to forgo air conditioning than typical Texans. And, yet, when the weather is nice Etoile’s quaint patio provides a front row seat to Uptown comings and goings and entree chef Philippe Verpiand’s fab French fare."

"Artisans Restaurant was by Zomato as one of the best restaurants in Houston for the year 2020. This restaurant, located in the heart of Houston, houses exclusive front-row dining matched with close-up views on their robust kitchen. Their unique dining and eccentric French cuisine are perfect for intimate gatherings."

"The owners of Artisan Restaurant, in the Midtown neighborhood of Houston, set out to create a dining spot like no other - and they definitely succeeded. The vibe here is casually e..."

"Artisan Restaurant, located in the Midtown neighborhood, is definitely one of the most fun restaurants in Houston. The vibe here is casually elegant and they serve an eclectic menu..."

"You saw us mention Brasserie 19 in our Brunch Guide, but it’s also a top choice for dinner. Like we said, we love the modern, stylish, crisp interior, and we adore their outdoor patio. There isn’t anything we don’t love on the menu, but a few favorites that come to mind include their Diver Scallops, Beef Filet Carpaccio, and the Trout Almandine."

"A post shared by Brasserie 19 (@brasserie19) on Dec 21, 2019 at 8:00am PST. Giving us the feeling of Paris in the morning is the French restaurant located in the heart of River Oaks. Spend the morning with friends enjoying bellinis and smoked salmon crepes as you take in the crisp-white ambience around you!"

"Is there any country out there that screams romance more than France?. Since you probably can’t very well take your partner out on a ten hour flight just to grab some dinner in Paris, we recommend sticking local - to a restaurant that offers up French cuisine right in Houston. From their food to their dessert, Café Rabelais brings all of the romance that France has to offer to their restaurant - and the ambiance isn’t half-bad either!"

"Enter an authentic compendium of countryside France in this narrow restaurant’s dark ambiance. Here, stretching wall of wines lay in wooden caskets and elegant white table cloths meet straw chairs. Their cheese plates are a luxuriously satisfying yet casual option for those who aren’t too hungry, while their rack of lamb is a perfectly tender and delicate choice for a larger meal."

"Cafe Rabelais offers casual French dishes and exceptional wines imported from France. They believe that the French dining experience is not just about expensive prices and upscale service. As such, their mission was to present delicate French cuisine with rather casual dining and laid back experience."

"Electric FeelGood is a Midtown bar designed to give you a good time. With fluorescent neon lights and bright, stucco walls, the atmosphere alone is enough to accomplish that goal. Pair a good vibe with a 4,000 square-foot covered rooftop patio and an adult slide lined with LED lights and there’s no stopping this place from climbing your list of favorites."

"Nothing is more fun than brunch and an adult-sized neon slide. For a more unique brunch outing, Electric FeelGood, the 90s-inspired Instagram-famous Midtown bar, offers a themed “Saved By The Brunch” menu. The menu is just as bright and colorful as the extremely popular late ’80s and early ’90s show."

"The friendly staffers at this comfortable bistro are always eager to chat about the menu of Cantonese delicacies. The owner herself might applaud your choice of the refreshing jellyfish appetizer, served cold and tossed with pickled vegetables. We also like the tender beef stewed in a steel pot with enoki mushrooms and a sweet and spicy sa cha sauce."

"Ginger and Fork aims to bring authentic Cantonese-style Chinese food to Houston’s already diverse culinary scene. Here, old-school dishes meet modern, serene surroundings and many ..."