What is the best French restaurant in Uptown & Andersonville?

Pasteur is our top pick for French restaurants in Uptown & Andersonville, scoring 8.3/10. Vietnamese flavors in a date-night-ready room with a cocktail-friendly rhythm.

Any insider tips for Pasteur?

Order in waves—starter first, then one main, then decide.

What should I order at Pasteur?

Shaking beef, pho, spring rolls

When should I visit Pasteur?

Dinner when you can pace courses

Who should go to Pasteur?

Date nights and small groups sharing plates

Any insider tips for La Boulangerie & Co?

Go pastry-first—savory is best as a single add-on, not a full spread.

When should I visit La Boulangerie & Co?

Mid-morning for best selection and pace

Who should go to La Boulangerie & Co?

Pastry-and-coffee people on a tight schedule

Best French Restaurants in Uptown & Andersonville (60640)

Q: What should I order at La Boulangerie & Co?

Pain au chocolat, almond croissant, ham-and-cheese croissant

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Last Updated: January 2026

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Pasteur

Vietnamese flavors in a date-night-ready room with a cocktail-friendly rhythm.

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#1 Pasteur

8.3

$$ Edgewater

Vibes: Date Night Magic Girls Night Out Approved Instagram Worthy Wonders Trendy Table Hotspots

A polished Vietnamese-leaning dinner spot that works best as a paced, shareable meal rather than a maximalist order. Start with one starter and a bright salad, then pick one main that shows off the kitchen’s sauces and herbs.

Must-Try Dishes: Pho, Shaking beef (bo luc lac), Fresh spring rolls (goi cuon)

What makes it special: Vietnamese flavors in a date-night-ready room with a cocktail-friendly rhythm.

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#2 La Boulangerie & Co

7.9

$ Ravenswood

Vibes: Brunch Bliss Spots Quick Bites Champions Sweet Treats Escapes Solo Dining Sanctuaries

A French bakery-café that’s built for morning momentum—croissants, pain au chocolat, and coffee with a solid grab-and-go rhythm. It’s best when you keep it simple: one pastry you actually care about, plus one savory item if you’re making it a meal.

Must-Try Dishes: Pain au chocolat, Almond croissant, Ham and cheese croissant

What makes it special: French pastry fundamentals done daily with a café-friendly setup.

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