Top Best French Restaurants in Queensland

"The team at French fine dining restaurant Montrachet have been rolling with the punches, adapting their menu to semi-prepared meals that customers can pick-up or get delivered to select suburbs. All the elements of the meal are included, all you have to do is put everything together and plate up. Not only does that mean you can enjoy the meal whenever you like, you can also get away with boasting that you made the meal yourself!"

"Brisbane’s freshest face on the fine dining scene is certainly Bisou Bisou. This French inspired brasserie and aperitivo bar is brought to you by the Ghanem Group (also responsible for gifting Brisbane with Donna Chang and the Boom Boom Room) and will whisk you away to Paris for breakfast, lunch or dinner. 458 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley"

"Bringing a taste of Alsace to Auchenflower, Haig Rd Bistro charms locals with everything French. Located on Haig Street and housed in a colonial cottage, this eatery presents a chic, cosy dining room ..."

"Boucher’s reputation may not be known among the inner-city connoisseurs, but to westside locals it’s a star. In a cosy dining room with intimate lighting and parquetry floors, seasoned chef Peter Carter serves up Gallic classics – think bouillabaisse, steak frites and chateaubriand – washed down by a French leaning wine list that ranges across regions and years. The location in pretty-as-a-picture Graceville accounts for the rest of the charm."

"After serving French cuisine at the Boundary Markets for over a year, Julien Fourniev and partner Ashar-Lee O’Neil decided to turn their popular market stall into a permanent restaurant. Cue The French Bistrot in West End. Julien’s experience working as a chef for four years in the south of France is evident in the disciplined and delicious offering at The French Bistrot."

"If you are looking for a special high-end restaurant in Brisbane, La Vue Waterfront Restaurant will offer you more than you need. With stunning views of the Storey Bridge, La Vue Waterfront Restaurant is a stand-alone building right on the Brisbane River. Located in the heart of the CBD, this French restaurant gives the opportunity to visitors to admire the greatness of the iconic Storey Bridge."

"A trip to Brisbane cannot be complete without understanding its rich heritage. The art and cultural activities in Brisbane will give you an insight into the city's history, traditions, and artwork. While visiting the cultural attractions in Brisbane would prove to be informative, attending its artsy events will leave you entertained."

"A local favourite, the Fishmonger’s Wife has been changing the way Brisbanites view fish and chips. With an emphasis on making seafood lighter and fresher (think wild wattle seed and coconut cod), the daily lunch box specials are the perfect excuse to leave the office. A post shared by The Fishmongers Wife (@fishmongerswife) on Oct 15, 2016 at 3:10pm PDT"

"If you’re on the hunt for quality seafood, make your way over to George’s Paragon Seafood Restaurant. Located along the Eagle St Pier, the restaurant boasts spectacular riverside views of the Brisbane River with the Story Bridge in the distance. Head over in the afternoon to enjoy a peaceful sunset, or for dinner to admire the city’s colourful lights."

"Just minutes from the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, George’s Paragon on Eagle Street Pier offers a seafood restaurant oasis perched beside the Brisbane River. Dine alfresco by the water’s edge as all manne... "city dining destination."

"Quality Spanish cuisine is still something of a rarity in most cities throughout Australia, however Brisbane's Moda bucks that trend in solid fashion by providing all the essentials that a high-end dining experience requires done with passion and a high level of execution. With a menu that fluctuates between the best parts of a Spanish and French mix and boasting a lovely and subdued atmosphere, it's a wonderful little piece of simulated Europe right in the heart of the Brisbane CBD. This is an upmarket, classy spot that's a good choice of venues both for special occasions and for corporate lunches or meetings; one of the first things you'll notice about Moda is the atmosphere - it's a lovely and cosy spot with a pleasant ambience in its garden seating area where you'll often find Spanish guitar music being played to reinforce its Euro-centric influences."

"Boucher’s reputation may not be known among the inner-city connoisseurs, but to westside locals it’s a star. In a cosy dining room with intimate lighting and parquetry floors, seasoned chef Peter Carter serves up Gallic classics – think bouillabaisse, steak frites and chateaubriand – washed down by a French leaning wine list that ranges across regions and years. The location in pretty-as-a-picture Graceville accounts for the rest of the charm."

"The place is also renowned as the third largest place for shopping in the whole of Australia!. The place is home to any artistic and crafty things, which would be loved by kids and even adults could not say no to it!. The best part is that the mall is lit up and decorated to make the visitors feel the festive ambience making it a place which gives the best kind of atmosphere and pleasure to the tourists as well as locals visiting here."

"This place is known to offer some of the coolest and rarest offers all across the town!. The place is said to be opened by the Premier of the Queensland. The honors were done in 1982 by Joh Bjelke-Petersen."

"It is the major regional shopping centre here in Queensland. At present, it has 360 stores and services inside. Truly, you are in for an enjoyable and comfortable shopping experience here every time you visit."