French Restaurants near Springwater ON (84 Result(s))

Cafe Nouvelle welcomes you to their dining room. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. They are open at night Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and during week-ends and are easily accessible by public transit but also by car. The surrounding location is memorable for its parks.

Visit this intimate French corner bistro tucked into a mostly residential stretch of Palmerston Village and be welcomed as a friend, no matter the number of visits that preceded it. The food that tumbles out of the open kitchen is faultless here: all succulent and tender, falling off the bone, seasoned and sauced to perfection. And all the dishes on the menu come in both appetizer and entrée sizes, so you can tailor your meal to your appetite. The table is completely cleared and reset for each course - a unique touch. The cheese offerings and wine pairings are exquisite, and you can pick up a loaf of the crusty made-in-house bread to go from Le Matin bakery in Leslieville, if you're so inclined.

At O. Noir patrons dine and converse entirely in a new and unique kind of dining experience, in the dark. Customers gain a better understanding of what it's like to be blind - just like the entire O. Noir wait staff. Orders are taken in a lit lounge at the entrance, where patrons can also enjoy a cocktail before their meal. The concise menu features four apps and five mains, with the option to order a surprise for any or all of the courses. At O. Noir it's more than just dining in the dark, it's really about experiencing blindness, if only for a couple hours.

House/Maison is part cafe/part restaurant, under the same umbrella of owners that are behind Smith and 7 West. The boxwood-lined patio out front feels like The Hamptons or rural France with white enamel pitchers, French ticking cushions and a grand wood table in the middle. The simple, yet charming look is recaptured inside. The menu is simple - a few meat dishes, sandwiches, salads, some boards and seafood. A focused wine and cocktails list is also available.

Crêpe It Up! was inspired by the passion of owner and manager, Chris Lee. With his first location at St. Lawrence Market, Lee wanted to share his delight in the versatile crepe. Toronto is the perfect city for crepes, suiting the needs of everyone – on the go snack one minute, and gourmet meal the next.Response to Crêpe It Up! was so great that a second location was later opened in The Village at Church & Wellesley. Crêpe It Up! expanded into catering in 2006. Offering an array of delicious and wholesome crepes, Crêpe It Up! provides with just what you need to keep everyone at your event going.Crêpe It Up! is mindful of the growing concern for the environment. For the environment – and for your health – Crêpe It Up! has recently changed our packaging. Our prices reflect the newly introduced paper wrapping. In Europe, crepes are usually taken 'to go' and are presented as a wrap. Not only is this convenient, but it is also fun to eat and reduces your footprint! Although paper costs more, it is easier to recycle.

Secure yourself a table at this Ossington Strip charmer well in advance, because word's gotten out about the sweet miracle that is a sticky rib platter or an elk slider at this place. A small, quirky space with a lively vibe, Union 72 excels on a range of fronts. Its ambiance is warm, its back patio is splendidly tree-canopied, its staff is attentive, and its high-end, French-inspired menu is a constantly changing parade of predominantly meat-tastic delights. Potato-sprung sides - either frites with herbed salt and aioli or a kind of warm redskin potato salad with yogurt - arrive for the whole table to tuck into. A marbletop bar embraces the open kitchen, so diners can keep an eye on chef Teo Paul and his clever team as they prepare house-made pasta, terrine and cheese plates, and to-die-for charcuterie.

Not My Dog invites you to their establishment. Their atmosphere has been described as casual. Come unwind on their terrace beneath the sun. They are open late from Tuesday to Sunday. You can get there by public transit and bicycle. The surrounding area is remarkable for its restaurants and stores.

Nestled in the heart of Toronto on the cusp of the Fashion District and Chinatown, Hotel Ocho provides a stylish oasis of calm and comfort to travelers and diners alike. Built in 1902, the historic structure that houses our hotel, bar, and restaurant has