5 Best French Restaurants In South Side, Pittsburgh / Western PA

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1. Poulet Bleu

4.8

Exceptional(230)

$$$$

• French • Lawrenceville

Booked 28 times today

Experience refined French flavors in the heart of Lawrenceville. At Poulet Bleu, every detail—from our Parisian-style décor to our crafted dishes and curated wine list—creates a dining experience that is both elegant and inviting.

2. Emerson’s

4.8

Exceptional(533)

$$$$

• French • Downtown

Booked 17 times today

Emerson’s in Downtown Pittsburgh is a hidden gem, celebrated for its exceptional French cuisine that transports diners straight to Paris. The restaurant’s dedication to quality ingredients shines through in every dish, crafting each meal with authenticity and flair. Guests rave about the “delicious food and exceptional service,” highlighting the unforgettable dining experience. The ambiance is both cozy and modern, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the meal. Emerson’s expertly curated cocktail and wine selections perfectly complement the menu, offering a true taste of France right in the heart of Pittsburgh. Whether for a romantic date night or a special occasion, Emerson’s promises an exquisite culinary journey.

3. The PA Market

4.1

Excellent(243)

$$$$

• French • Downtown

Booked 14 times today

The PA Market in Pittsburgh's vibrant Strip District is a haven for Wine Bar enthusiasts, offering an authentic European-inspired experience. With its unique Wine Library, guests are treated to an exquisite selection that transforms any visit into a delightful journey of flavors. Patrons rave about the "excellent wine" and complement it with delectable charcuterie boards, creating a harmonious pairing that elevates the dining experience. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, perfect for gatherings of any size. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or simply looking to enjoy a refined evening, The PA Market's Wine Bar promises a memorable and sophisticated adventure.

4. The Vandal

4.8

Exceptional(792)

$$$$

• French • Lawrenceville

Booked 17 times today

The Vandal, nestled in the charming neighborhood of Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, offers an authentic taste of French cuisine with a modern twist. Diners rave about the restaurant's "creative and excellent" menu, highlighting the seasonal ingredients sourced from local purveyors. The ever-evolving menu ensures each visit is a new culinary adventure. Guests describe their dining experiences as "intimate and lively," appreciating the "superb" execution of dishes like the decadent gnochetti and the inventive smoked beet starter. With its welcoming staff and vibrant atmosphere, The Vandal promises a delightful escape into the world of French gastronomy, making it a beloved gem in the city.

5. Paris 66

4.6

Exceptional(2286)

$$$$

• French • Shadyside

Booked 7 times today

Paris 66 in Shadyside, Pittsburgh, is a gem for those craving authentic Traditional French cuisine. Step inside and be transported to a cozy French bistro, where "everything is authentically French," making it a standout dining experience. The menu, a delightful blend of everyday French classics and local organic ingredients, has earned rave reviews, with diners claiming it "stacks right up there with meals we’ve had in Paris." The ambiance, reminiscent of a Parisian café, coupled with the exquisite creations of Master Pastry Chef David Piquard, offers "an absolute amazing experience" that is "by far the best French restaurant in Pittsburgh." Bon appétit!

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Poulet Bleu

2. Emerson’s

3. The PA Market

4. The Vandal

5. Paris 66

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