I am so excited to finally get to eat at Frenchie. This is one of the hardest reservations to score in Paris and I’ve been dying to visit for years… See all of the delicious fun we enjoyed below.. 5 Rue du Nil, 75002 Paris, France

Frenchie is located across the street (literally) from their sister Restaurant, Frenchie Bar a Vins (read more about on my Paris Dining Guide here)

We were welcomed with a glass of Champagne. I love a thoughtful welcome, which is a sign of great hospitality.

I am such a happy girl with this view. I love dining at the Chef’s Counter. Best views at any restaurant and really makes you feel like such a part of the restaurant.

Even the butter has a personalized touch with the F for Frenchie. I love Frenchie Paris.

Scallop in a shell with Chicken Broth & Foie Gras. This dish was divine, not only the spectacular presentation but it was so flavorful.

After the Champagne, we tried a white wine. I loved their curated wine list with wines I’d never tried before yet I loved them all!

Monk Fish with passion fruit and beans. Yet another delicious course we loved! The Sommelier paired the Monkfish with a Red Wine from Germany. Typically I would have imagined a white wine with a fish but the wine pairing he suggested was perfection as everything was during our visit.

The next course was Hen with Mushroom and P{arsnip. I typically don’t eat Hen but this was so yummy I couldn’t resist it.

Me and Elizabeth all smiles during this amazing meal!

Watching the Chefs prepare dessert. Watching the team make the dish makes me even that much more excited to try it moments later…

 

The first of the two spectacular desserts we enjoyed…. This was the one I showed being made above.

Last but not least the third dessert we enjoyed concluding our incredible meal at Frenchie. Thanks to the team for making this such a memorable and out of this world visit. Frenchie along with Frenchie Wine Bar are essentials any trip to Paris must include! See a list of my other favorite Paris Restaurants in my Paris Dining Guide here.