Best French Indian Restaurants in Baggot Street Lower

37 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Jean-Georges at The Leinster restaurant

1. Jean-Georges at The Leinster

4.4

Price: Very Expensive

• French indian • Merrion Square

Booked 7 times today

Jean-Georges at The Leinster in Merrion Square, Dublin, is a beacon of French culinary excellence, marked by the legendary prowess of Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Known for his revolutionary approach to dining, Jean-Georges brings a taste of authentic French cuisine with a global twist, ensuring each dish is both comforting and innovative. Diners consistently praise the restaurant, noting the "outstanding" food and "attentive" service, with specialties like the "delicious" tuna tartar and the "amazing" turbot. The ambiance is described as "cosy" yet "elegant," perfect for any occasion from a casual lunch to a celebratory dinner. As one reviewer aptly puts it, dining here is akin to visiting the "flagship in New York," but with the unique charm of Dublin, making Jean-Georges at The Leinster a must-visit for an exceptional French dining experience.

A photo of Boeuf and Frites (Temple Bar) restaurant

2. Boeuf and Frites (Temple Bar)

4.4

Awesome(1132)

Price: Moderate

• French indian • Temple Bar

Booked 93 times today

At Boeuf and Frites in the vibrant heart of Temple Bar, Dublin, the art of Steakhouse cuisine is taken to exquisite heights. Specializing in prime cuts of grass-fed Irish beef, this eatery ensures every fillet and striploin is chargrilled to perfection, capturing the essence of true steak mastery. Patrons rave about the "best steak I've had in a long time," highlighting the entrecote Bearnaise sauce as "to die for." The simplicity of the menu, which focuses on quality over quantity, consistently impresses, with guests mentioning, "the food and cocktails were 10/10." Boeuf and Frites not only delivers outstanding food but also an exceptional dining experience, making it a must-visit for any steak enthusiast in Dublin.

A photo of Boeuf & Coq (Suffolk Street) restaurant

3. Boeuf & Coq (Suffolk Street)

4.4

Awesome(761)

Price: Moderate

• French indian • South City Centre

Booked 24 times today

Nestled near the iconic Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street in Dublin, Boeuf & Coq stands as a beacon of authentic Irish cuisine. Praised for its "exceptional flavours" and "friendly embrace," this restaurant offers a culinary journey highlighted by its expertly cooked steaks and innovative dishes that keep patrons coming back. Reviewers consistently rave about the quality, with comments like the steak "changed my life" and the mussels were in "the most delicious sauce I’ve ever tasted." The ambience is described as "lovely," perfect for both lively gatherings and intimate dinners. Boeuf & Coq is not just a meal; it’s an experience that embodies the heart of Dublin, making it a must-visit for those seeking genuine Irish hospitality and cuisine.

4. Doolally

4.6

Exceptional(2281)

Price: Expensive

• French indian • South City Centre

Booked 20 times today

Inspired by the India-Irish connection, our food story celebrates authentic regional Indian flavours,seasonal local produce and offers a wide menu of hearty and healthy comfort foods.This is fun food, meant for sharing. Doolally’s menu was originally created in collaboration with Alfred Prasad, a renowned Indian chef,having been awarded a Michelin star at the age of twenty-nine.His unique take on Indian cuisine, combined with Press Up’s vision for quality produce,excellent service and world class design is what makes Doolally special.

5. Chez Max

4.7

Exceptional(1311)

Price: Expensive

• French indian • Dame Street

Booked 15 times today

At Chez Max on Dame Street, Dublin, diners are transported straight to the heart of Paris with its authentic French cuisine and ambiance. Nestled next to historic Dublin Castle, this gem offers a delightful French experience, complete with Parisian decor and a tranquil outdoor patio reminiscent of a quaint café in France. Patrons rave about the "amazing authentic Parisienne food" and the service that makes every visit memorable. The menu, featuring classics like moules marinières, French onion soup, and perfectly cooked entrecôte, receives high praise for both its quality and authenticity. Chez Max is a slice of Paris in Dublin, where every dish promises a gastronomic delight, making it a must-visit for those seeking a genuine French dining experience.

6. l'Gueuleton

4.6

Exceptional(860)

Price: Expensive

• French indian • South City Centre

Booked 11 times today

L'Gueuleton, nestled in the vibrant South City Centre of Dublin 2, epitomizes the essence of Contemporary French cuisine with a delightful Irish twist. Since 2004, this gem has been synonymous with "feast," "family," "friends," and "wine," offering a culinary experience that resonates deeply with its patrons. Diners rave about its "incredible menu" and the ambiance that combines rustic charm with chic industrial touches. Known for its exceptional French Onion Soup and perfectly cooked Lamb, every dish is a testament to French culinary artistry, enhanced by top-notch Irish ingredients. The restaurant consistently earns accolades for its "amazing food and top class service," making it a must-visit for anyone craving authentic and innovative French fare in Dublin.

7. La Maison

4.8

Exceptional(1082)

Price: Expensive

• French indian • South City Centre

Booked 2 times today

La Maison is an authentic French Bistro in the heart of Dublin. Specialising in classic French dishes using locally sourced and freshly prepared produce. The authenticity of La Maison begins with the artwork, works by Leonetto Cappiello, L’oir Dor, and Diable Vent, all sourced from Paris at Puces market. Doisneau photographs line the stairs offering a touch of romance to this relaxed space. On the second level the dining room is light and airy, with sash windows looking out onto the bustling Castle Market Street.

8. Glovers Alley

4.7

Exceptional(1155)

Price: Very Expensive

• French indian • Grafton Street

Booked 5 times today

Glovers Alley, nestled in the picturesque Grafton Street area of Dublin, is a beacon of French cuisine that offers an unparalleled dining experience. Patrons rave about the "exquisite, artful, and delicious" meals, praising dishes like the Dublin Bay Prawn Lardo and Peanut Rayu starter, which has been described as "outstanding." The restaurant's commitment to quality and service shines through in reviews, with diners noting the "exceptional service" and "phenomenal food." The ambiance of Glovers Alley, overlooking the lush Stephen's Green, complements its finely crafted dishes, making every visit memorable. Whether it's the carefully curated tasting menus or the elegant a la carte offerings, Glovers Alley consistently delivers a "fantastic food experience," making it a must-visit for lovers of authentic French cuisine in Dublin.

A photo of Boeuf (South Williams Street) restaurant

9. Boeuf (South Williams Street)

4.4

Awesome(972)

Price: Moderate

• French indian • South City Centre

Booked 16 times today

Nestled in the heart of Dublin's bustling South City Centre, Boeuf offers an exceptional steakhouse experience that keeps diners coming back for more. Since its opening in 2017, this casual yet vibrant spot has become renowned for its superb steaks and welcoming atmosphere. Reviewers consistently praise Boeuf, with comments like the steaks are "cooked to perfection," and it's "one of the best steaks we have eaten." The restaurant's ability to serve up a variety of steaks, each cooked to medium perfection, showcases their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Whether it's the ribeye or the fillet, every dish is a testament to Boeuf's dedication to authentic Steakhouse cuisine. Diners rave about not only the food but also the excellent service and great value, making Boeuf a must-visit for anyone seeking a top-notch steak in Dublin.

10. Kaldero

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4.5

Awesome(49)

Price: Expensive

• French indian • South City Centre

Booked 4 times today

Beneath the shadow of an iconic Dublin landmark, three masterful chefs have come together to introduce an unparalleled culinary experience to the city. Kaldero is more than a restaurant; it’s a fusion of Eastern tradition and bold, contemporary flair that brings the finest Chinese, Indian, and Filipino flavours to a striking new dining destination. Under the expert hands of culinary icons Alfred Prasad, Daren Liew, and Richie Castillo, each dish at Kaldero reflects the extraordinary talent and artistry of its creators. The dining space at Kaldero is a feast for the eyes, designed to complement the artistry on the plate. Rich, reclaimed timber, genuine terracotta tiling, and warm natural materials envelop the room, creating an intimate yet sophisticated setting.Setting the stage for a truly immersive experience, the music at Kaldero is curated by neo-soul artist Uly, whose selection fills the room with vibrant layers of sound that are as dynamic as the dishes themselves.

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37 restaurants available nearby

1. Jean-Georges at The Leinster

2. Boeuf and Frites (Temple Bar)

3. Boeuf & Coq (Suffolk Street)

4. Doolally

5. Chez Max

6. l'Gueuleton

7. La Maison

8. Glovers Alley

9. Boeuf (South Williams Street)

10. Kaldero

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