3 Best French Restaurants in St Paul, MN

“Meritage is a chef-run French brasserie with a seasonal menu, a top-notch oyster bar, a great wine list, and a sidewalk patio. The restaurant is located in the Historic Hamm Building Administration Office. Their menu changes every month to match the seasons and includes both classic French dishes and seasonal American favorites. They offer over 200 wines, many by the glass, a full bar with craft and seasonal cocktails (especially sparkling ones), and a well-chosen selection of beer. You can dine in or order takeout, and the restaurant is also a good choice for vegetarians. Outdoor seating is also available for your convenience. Gift cards are available for your loved ones.”

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“The French Hen Cafe serves French and Creole-style food like crepes, sandwiches, and soups. They are open for breakfast and lunch, and they offer gluten-free options. Their menu uses fresh, local ingredients and includes choices for vegetarians and vegans too. You can also rent the space for private events. Gift cards are available, and walk-ins are welcome. You can make reservations for indoor seating or for outdoor seating when the weather is nice. Free street parking is available for your convenience. Their Breakfast Sandwich comes with your choice of meat, an over-medium egg, cheddar cheese, balsamic onion jam, and arugula, all served on sourdough bread.”

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“Maison Darras serves fresh and tasty food like Croque Monsieur, grilled cheese with tomato soup, paninis, quiches, desserts, and more. The restaurant is located near Securian Financial. Their baked goods are also fresh and delicious. The restaurant is known for its excellent service and offers high-quality food at fair prices. The restaurant offers excellent options for vegetarians as well. They are especially known for their paninis, egg salad, cookies, club sandwiches, and chicken salad. They also offer catering, takeaway, and kid-friendly meals. Street parking is also available. Maison Darras accepts credit cards for payments.”

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