Best French Restaurants in Portsmouth
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- $40 and under
- $41 to $70
- $71 and over
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- AAbbyGreater Boston •3 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoHad a great time at Red Stripe! Always come for the tomato soup and grilled cheese :)More infoRed StripePrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Providence•4.6
- KkittGreater Boston •13 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoLovely little bistro in the center of the quaint little town of Bristol. Excellent food and attentive service.will be telling our friends about this place.More infoLe CentralPrice: Expensive• Contemporary French• Bristol•4.8
- RRonVIPGreater Boston •107 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoHad Salmon Oscar and Duck l’Orange. Both were very good with good portions. This is an old school restaurant catering to an older crowd.More infoMoulin rougePrice: Moderate• French• Tiverton•4.4
- LLouiseLondon •1 review5.0Dined 6 days agoFood was excellent. We had the escargot, chanterelle, sole and duck, and shared a “must-save-room-for-this” grand marnier souflle. Service was outstaning as well. Our maitre d’ was polite, pleasant and attentive. Both the food and the check were prompt. My husband likes to judge a restaurant besides its food and service, by its restrooms: they were meticulously clean :). We drove 90 miles to come here, and would deinitely come back again, perhaps for an overnight stay with couple of days enjoying Newport.More infoChanterellePrice: Expensive• Contemporary French• Newport•4.8
- RRaymondVIPGreater Boston •76 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoWhat a great way to spend the Winter Solstice. It’s 20 degrees out and we’re at Pot au Feu having a piping hot bowl of the best Onion Soup you can find in New England. Wonderful melted gruyere cheese over a perfectly sized French bread crouton with onions and a tasty steaming broth. Of course, we had our usual Pot du Chocolat for desert with coffee. Our waitress Antigone guided us through a great meal with a bottle of nouveau Beaujolais.More infoPot au Feu BistroPrice: Expensive• French• Providence•4.7