Atmosphere, Atlanta, Georgia, French Restaurant Details

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As a Frenchman I was very happy with this place. The staff was fine, the food was authentic. The bread was lacking and the butter was salted and of poor quality which was disappointing.

The Creme Brule was lacking as well but the coffee and other desserts were amazing.

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delightful "atmosphere", especially when the wood burning fire is roaring. very french.

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Had a pretty good beat salad and some delicious mussels while listening to some long-forgotten 80's tunes, which was somewhat surprising given the romantic, cozy setting of this upscale Frehch restaurant. In an old house off of Piedmont, it is probably best recognized by it's lovely outdoor patio which neighbor's the infamous Smith's Olde Bar. The wine selection has some nice French wine that my colleagues from France were surprised to see served here in the US at a lower price than in Paris!

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I love this restaurant, owners are wonderful hosts and food is delicious. I always feel right at home. I also really appreciate the fact that it's not too noisy and I can enjoy a nice conversation while having a lovely meal! I love their $30 pre-fix menu, what a great value!! They also offer specialties from different France area from time to time. My absolute favorite are the escargots!!

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This charming French restaurant is located in an old house off Piedmont. The menu, created by the French couple who runs it, offers traditional dishes made perfectly. Think escargot cooked in butter garlic and mussels in a white wine broth that you want to suck down with a straw. If you aren't familiar with French wines, ask for a suggestion based on what you like. There's patio seating in warmer months and fantastic prix-fix deals for lunch and dinner. Complimentary valet is on the left side of the building. #Ansley #French #Restaurant #BonAppetit

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Nestled inside a "charming" converted home, this "lovely" Piedmont Heights "gem" is a French oasis offering excellent Gallic fare (including superb brunches), a reasonably priced wine list and attentive service; the vibe is quiet and "romantic" in the intimate dining rooms and outdoor patio, rounding out the très bien experience.|"Intimate" is the word for this "neighborhood" Piedmont Heights bistro that's set in a "charming" house with "small" dining rooms and a "great patio"; though service hovers somewhere between "personable" and "Parisian", the "solid" French cooking and "real-deal" drinks "pack a serious punch" – and "fantastic-value" prix fixe nights ice the cake.