Love this place tartare is my favorite dish also good appetizers great wine, beautiful atmosphere, staff is awesome

My partner and I visited Francaise for the first time last night. The ambiance is warm and welcoming while maintaining a chic vibe. I really love the plants at the entrance! Our waiter was friendly and attentive. He was knowledgeable about the menu and was more than happy to make drink recommendations (we had difficulty deciding). There was a large party seated near us so food took longer than expected but, goodness, it was fantastic! I ordered the goat cheese tart with mushrooms. The crust was perfect and the vegetables were roasted to perfection. My partner ordered the lyonnaise salad with the duck and the piece of duck I had from them was excellent. We finished off the night with some pillowy beignets straight from the fryer. Hope to visit again soon for another date night!

Unique building; quaint interior and decor. Food and service were outstanding. We enjoyed a leisurely brunch with fun cocktails, never rushed and we will definitely add to our list of Spokane restaurant favorites!

An amazing menu that will make you feel like you are in France. I've been here several times, and the food is always lights out.

We stopped in here after an outing to CdA (where we had a less than happy experience at the oyster bar) for an early dinner. My son and DIL are well traveled through Europe and love good food and I was not sure about the choice to eat here but I have to say this was a great choice. I can't remember what each of our menu items were called but they were all very tasty and the service was superb as well. We will definitely be back to this little Perry district establishment. The pasta dish, I have to say, was particularly excellent! I also loved the decor and coziness of the place.

The food was amazing! The wait staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. The music wasn't over the top or annoying and did not take away from the experience in any way. The decor was stunning. It's kinda a small place but it wasn't over crowded or noise by any means. The escargot was 10/10 and the steak et frets was incredible. The sauce with the steak was so good. Would 110% come here again. Wish I could take them back to Boise with me.

Went there for my birthday. Had Scar-go and it was worth the money. Great Drinks also

After looking at the menu online, my sister and I stopped in for dinner on a Saturday evening since she lived nearby. It's a cute and cozy establishment with a well done interior design. I ordered the burger and my sister the steak frites, with an upgrade to the truffle fries. All the food was delicious and the fries were superb. Even the sage lemonade my sister ordered was tasty, not too heavy on the sage (who would've thought of the combination!). My only complaint is about the upgrade fee for the truffle fries, a hefty $7. I would definitely come back to check out their brunch!

The restaurant was lovely, our server was friendly and the perfect amount of attentive. Everything we ate was just sublime, I was doing my happy tummy dance basically the whole time. Started with cocktails, I had the South for the winter which was a smoked pineapple rum drink and my husband had an old fashioned with honeycomb but I forget what it was called. We shared the wild mushroom pate plate and got a second loaf of bread, I will be trying to recreate this dish at home. My pic of it is not great but holy moly, we wanted to lick the jar clean. Followed it with splitting the steelhead bouillabaisse dish with clams and potatoes. Cooked perfectly, tasted great. I would eat it again but want to try another entree the next time I'm in town. Dessert was a chocolate hazelnut terrine and my husband and I made sure to eat exactly half of it each and I may have threatened him with my fork when he tried to eat some of my share. I forgot to take a photo but 100% recommend. We were slightly stuffed even splitting that, and the drinks were strong - if I'd had another we would have needed to take a walk to sober up to drive home.