French Restaurants in the GTA

[hollycube]

Any suggestions? Looking for a recommendation for a place semi-fancy like and a nice romantical setting. TIA!

[Squeakycheese]

Could try Celestin on Mount Pleasant, or La Palette on Augusta in Kensington Market ( a bit more Bohemian). Both have websites, and great food!

[graydyn]

Didier is good if your looking for classic French :
http://www.restaurantdidier.com/site/...

[phoenikia]

Second Celestin.
Would also recommend Pastis & Jacques Bistro du Parc.

Haven't tried Loire or Tati yet, but they also might be good options.

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Celestin
623 Mount Pleasant Road, Toronto, ON M4S 2M9, CA

Pastis
1158 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4W2L9, CA

Jacques Bistro Du Parc
126A Cumberland St, Toronto, Ontario, ON M5R 1A6, CA

Tati
124 Harbord Street, Toronto, ON M5S 1G8, CA

Loire
119 Harbord St, Toronto, ON M5S, CA

[ksapd]

Auberge du Pommier (Yonge/York Mills) - romantic/pricey/good food - have the mushroom soup and the frog legs

Any thoughts from others on Brownes Bistro (Summerhill/Yonge) - think it is French but have not been a long time and can not recall.....

[cardinalTO]

Better choice in the Summerhill area is Pastis, probably. More relaxed than fancy, but some of the most consistently well-executed French in the city.

[bruceter]

Batifole?

[Charles Yu]

Lousy food last time I ate there!!! Original chef left?!!

[ChalkBoy]

The chef and the owner are the same person so he didn't go anywhere.

[tjr]

Maybe the kitchen is way too hot and he's sweating like crazy, needing to replenish electrolytes, because every dish I've tasted there the past few times I've been has been incredibly oversalted.

[ChalkBoy]

Obviously, we have different salt thresholds :}

[tjr]

I'm not salt-sensitive in the least, but we have had to send numerous dishes back because they were far too salty. If I wanted a salt lick, I'd buy a salt lick.