WHERE TO EAT THE BEST FRENCH FOOD IN DUBAI

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WHERE TO EAT THE BEST FRENCH FOOD IN DUBAI
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WHERE TO EAT THE BEST FRENCH FOOD IN DUBAI

• Whether it's haute cuisine, bistronomie or sweet
  treats you're after, the UAE's abundance of fine
  French restaurants hits every mark.
• From fine dining dishes with finesse to cosy
  patisseries and bistros serving hearty French
  comfort food...
• French food is a firm favourite across the city,
  whether you're eating hearty, comforting dishes
  like you're in the snow-capped mountains of the
  Alps or tucking into freshly-caught seafood on
  the French.
• From the classy to the cosy, weve rounded up the
  best French restaurants in Dubai.

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Dubai's Bistro Des Arts

• This rustic spot in Dubai Marina was founded by
  two friends who had spent 10 years in the FB
  industry and wanted to fill a market gap on
  relaxed home-style French cooking. It's the ideal
  place to quietly catch up with a friend over a
  glass of grape chosen from a chalkboard
  selection. The cosy eatery serves comforting fare
  such as beef cheek croquettes, devilled eggs with
  home-made mayo, and Old Comté cheese puffs, as
  well as less common dishes such as sautéed frog
  legs and, on Sundays, braised rabbit. Their
  hand-cut steak tartare is one of the best in
  town. Sit out on the terrace in good weather for
  a convivial neighbourhood atmosphere as people
  stroll along the marina.

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Dubai, Bleu Blanc

• Celebrity chef David Myers leads this spot in
  Business Bay that overlooks the Dubai Water Canal
  from the Renaissance Downtown Hotel. The quaint
  French-Mediterranean atmosphere is hard not to
  sink into after opting for a rustic Provençal
  look - wooden floors, lots of pretty blue
  accents, and a curtain of hanging wooden spoons.
  The restaurant's focal point is a massive
  wood-fired grill from which fragrant dishes such
  as roasted baby chickens with yoghurt and za'atar
  and lamb kebabs with Provence herbs emerge.
  Plateaux de fruits de mer come in two sizes and
  include scallops, prawns, oysters, and more,
  while the basil-pesto ravioli is straightforward,
  allowing the fresh ingredients to shine.

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Cafe de Paris, Dubai

• Café de Paris reflects the image of Paris, a
  place of conviviality and gentle living where
  everyone finds their place, and is a testament to
  the Parisian art of living that is the envy of
  the world. It represents one of the most
  important aspects of French food culture and is a
  part of a new generation of chic and contemporary
  brasseries that provide quality service with a
  charming décor!
• A testament to the Parisian art of living that is
  the envy of the world, the Cafe de Paris reflects
  the image of Paris, which never ceases to
  innovate and reinterpret itself, a place of
  conviviality and gentle living where everyone
  finds their place.

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Bord Eau, Abu Dhabi

• This aristocratic-style restaurant in the
  Shangri-La Hotel Qaryat Al Beri is one of the
  capital's favourite for a special occasion.
  Despite the floor-to-ceiling windows that
  overlook the Grand Mosque across the waterway,
  the room maintains a cosy atmosphere with a small
  but thoughtful menu. The dishes lean toward the
  traditional but stand out with high-quality
  ingredients and modern twists, assisting Bord Eau
  in earning numerous awards over the years. Crispy
  Atlantic octopus with smoked potato and milk-fed
  veal rack with organic spelt cooked in carrot
  juice are two dishes to try.

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Dubai's Brasserie du Park

• When it comes to taking over Traiteur's Creekside
  spot at the Park Hyatt Dubai, Brasserie du Park
  rises to the occasion. The menu is simple and
  traditional, fitting for its more relaxed vibe,
  which is visually inspired by seaside Deauville -
  a bright space with lots of geometric white
  details and royal-blue banquettes, making it feel
  stylish and low-key. The menu is inspired by
  Normandy brasserie cuisine, with a focus on
  seafood, cheese-stuffed galettes, and pitchers of
  Bordeaux grape. The sea bass en croûte (whole
  fish baked in a salt crust) is delectably moist
  due to being cooked in a puff pastry shell, and
  it adds a touch of flair when presented and cut
  tableside.

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Carine from Dubai

• If "bistro chic" was the brief, chef Izu Ani's
  French-Med-inspired Carine in Emirates Golf Club,
  with views over the course, nailed it. Natural
  light floods the open-plan space, which is offset
  by dark bentwood chairs, a mix of brass-trimmed
  or mosaic-topped tables, and pale-green leather
  banquettes. The menu is simple and modern, with
  standout dishes such as freshly baked bread to
  dip in Ani's own Greek olive oil. The sea-bream
  ceviche, for example, is sprinkled with
  pomegranate seeds and slices of red onion and
  chilli. The tenderly grilled marinated veal strip
  loin is divine. For dessert, abandon tradition
  and try the passionfruit cheesecake for a
  mouthful of zingy flavours.

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Couqley, Dubai

• Dubais Jumeirah Lakes Towers has a healthy
  number of tucked-away restaurant gems. This
  French bistro, under the Mövenpick Hotel but
  accessible by a stairway from the parking lot, is
  one of them. Divided into areas the bar, the
  dining room, the indoor terrace, private dining
  it feels intimate no matter where youre sitting,
  yet still buzzing as its always full. Some are
  here for the well-priced grape and a cheese
  board, others for the lures of the unfussy menu.
  You might start with the tuna tartare or the goat
  cheese and tomato-confit tart, but leave room for
  the varieties of beef, a focus here.
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Contact Us
Café De Paris
Address MAG 318 Residential Tower Downtown -
Business Bay, Dubai, UAE Phone [phone]
2318 Email info_at_cafe-de-paris.ae Website
www.cafedeparisdubai.com