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35th Street Bistro   206-547-9850     709 N 35th, Seattle   Fremont Bistro is a word that gets tossed around a lot, but it really is appropriate here. It's a small café-style spot with mixed wood furniture, live trees and a small bar area with a few tall tables to go with the bar seating. Whenever possible, they use local, organic foods. Dishes include braised meats and fresh seafood. There's a good-sized wine list with plenty of by-the-glass options. Tasty brunch and bar menu.   Specializing in European, French, Italian, Northwest, Outdoor, Seafood, Brunch (Sat-Sun), Romance, Wine, Christmas (Eve), New Years (Eve).

611 Supreme Creperie Café   206-328-0292     611 E Pine St, Seattle   Capitol Hill Intentional simplicity makes this restaurant a charming place to dine. All fare is tasty, but the desserts are superb.   Specializing in French, Dessert.

Bastille Café & Bar   206-453-5014     5307 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle   Ballard This dramatic spot is filled with fixtures found in Paris flea markets and uses white tile and black iron work to good effect. You'll want to belly up to the 45-foot long zinc-topped bar. The 4500 square foot roof garden provides fresh lettuce and herbs all year long. A French menu includes sandwiches, small plates and entrees that range from mussels to rabbit to steak. Full bar.   Specializing in French, Brunch (Sunday).

Brasserie Margaux   206-777-1990     401 Lenora St, Seattle   Downtown Since it's located in the Warwick Hotel, you can find breakfast, lunch and dinner. Pretty good breakfasts, although a bit pricey. Warm tones and dark wood create an inviting atmosphere. Full bar.   Specializing in French, Thanksgiving, Christmas (Dinner), New Year's (Eve).

Café Bonjour   206-285-1125     1629 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle   Queen Anne (Upper) A Queen Anne mini-gem, Café Bonjour offers an unusual and delicious mix of Hungarian goulash, stuffed cabbage rolls, panini, salads, sweet and savory crepes and more. They also offer afternoon tea (with 24 hour notice) and a nice selection of wines. Just want a quick pick-me-up? Stop in for espresso or gelato.   Specializing in Hungarian, Crepes, Soup, Eclectic, French, Sandwiches.

Café Campagne   206-728-2233     1600 Post Alley, Seattle   Pike Place This French country café is an offshoot of Campagne, its sophisticated sibling. Both atmosphere and menu take a step toward casual in this cozy spot near Pike Place Public Market. A quarterly change in the menu assures customers of fresh, seasonal dishes, although a few stay on as standards.   Specializing in French, Romance, Christmas Eve (Brunch 8-5), New Years (Eve).

Café de Paris   425-771-2350     109 Main St, Edmonds   Edmonds A sometimes overlooked gem, Café de Paris has been an Edmonds resident for many years. The intimate yet open interior provides a lovely backdrop for very tasty and reasonably-priced French food. The owner is very personable and makes your visit one you wish to repeat. Full bar.   Specializing in French.

Campagne   206-728-2800     86 Pine St, Seattle   Pike Place Market Housed in the courtyard of Inn at the Market at the Pike Place Market, this restaurant is a fine example of a southern French eatery. The food is fresh with wonderful flavors, and the desserts are heavenly. A wonderful wine list tops it off. Calm in the midst of chaos.   Specializing in French, View, Romance, Wine, Dessert, Outdoor, New Years (Eve).

La Cote Creperie   206-323-9800     2811 East Madison, Seattle   Madison Valley La Cote serves up casual French fare--crepes and sandwiches, soup and salad, sweet and savory. It's a small, inviting spot for a bite to eat on your own or with friends.   Specializing in French, Sandwiches, Crepes, Lunch.

Le Fournil   206-328-6523     3230 Eastlake Ave E, Seattle   Eastlake A French bakery at the south end of the University Bridge, it's not really a place to stay and eat, as it’s mostly a bakery (lemon tarts, pain au chocolate, croissants, along with the breads), although there are a few tables and benches to share. For lunch there are quiches (ham and caramelized onion), and baguette sandwiches (made on crusty bread with a hint of rye).   Specializing in French, Sandwiches, Bakery.

Le Gourmand and Sambar   206-784-3463     425 NW Market St, Seattle   Ballard This French kitchen uses only Northwest ingredients, many of them homegrown from the owner's garden. Try the pastries as well, they are fresh and mouth-watering treats. Blintzes, terrines, fabulous soups--French is good. The tiny Sambar lounge next door is great for an intimate experience. Smaller menu, fun cocktails in a little tiny space.   Specializing in French.

Le Pichet   206-256-1499     1933 1st Ave, Seattle   Downtown This is a very casual and friendly Parisian restaurant that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy, not to mention full. You'll think you're in Paris without the air fare. I love the smell of café au lait in the morning.   Specializing in French.

Luc   206-328-6645     2800 E Madison St, Seattle   Madison Valley The Chef in a Hat is opening Luc in early May! Simple fare and beverage at great prices.   Specializing in French, American, Eclectic.

Lynn's Bistro   (425) 889-2808     214 Central Way (425) 889-2808, Kirkland   Kirkland Pistachio-spring colors work all year long for this cozy, romantic spot in Kirkland. French favorites abound including a nice onion soup with enough cheese to satisfy anyone. Crepes are delicate, quiche delectable, salads lovely. Lynn has a light touch in the kitchen and you can watch her at work.   Specializing in French, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Romance, Catering.

Madison Park Café   206-324-2626     1807 42nd E, Seattle   Madison Park Quaint and cozy, the Madison Park Café is a house turned restaurant. A great spot for an excellent but casual dinner or to read the paper on Sunday mornings. Amazing dishes come out of a very tiny kitchen and are matched with a nice, mainly French, wine list.   Specializing in Breakfast, Wine, French.

Maximilien in the Market   206-682-7270     81-A Pike St, Seattle   Pike Place Market The dark green interior is framed by picture windows that look out onto Elliott Bay. A fine French menu makes this a great place for dinner as well as brunch on the weekend.   Specializing in French, Romance, Brunch.

Place Pigalle   206-624-1756     81 Pike St, Seattle   Pike Place Market Whether you want something exotic like saddle of rabbit, or conventional like pasta, this Northwest-Italian bistro will fill you up. Nice wine list.   Specializing in French, Northwest, Seafood.

Portage   206-352-6213     2209 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle   Queen Anne (Upper) Portage is a very intimate place to dine. There are few tables, light walls and lovely fabric banquettes. Two tables perch in the storefront windows on either side fo the front door. The menu is also small, but you'll most likely be pleased with whatever you choose: lentil soup with roasted quail, herb roasted lamb, monkfish, mushroom-chestnut en croute. Pair with wine and you're set for a lovely evening.   Specializing in French.

Taste the Moment   425-556-9838     8110 164th Ave NE, Redmond   Redmond A very French room awaits you in this small house in Redmond. Enter from a front deck that offers casual dining in nice weather. Breakfast includes eggs Benedict (traditional and vegetarian) and French toast (mais oui!). Lunch includes salads and sandwiches and dinner offers escargot and French onion soup to seafood, chicken, pasta and beef. They also have a tea room where high tea is served or you can stop by for a pot of tea and teacakes.   Specializing in French, High Tea.

Toulouse Petit   206-432-9069     601 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle   Queen Anne (lower) Tired of the same old thing? Looking for a new experience? You've got it at Toulouse Petit. Bold colors outside and in, lots of beautiful metal work and an integrated bar and dining scene make for an appealing experience. Menu items generally focus on Parisian or New Orleans French but also include prime steaks. A very large menu ensures that anyone can enjoy a number of items: no group will have an unhappy member! Prices are very reasonable for both food and drinks. Wines are primarily French and West Coast.   Specializing in French, Southern Style, Cocktails, Wine, Steak, Seafood.

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