Situated in the US state of Kentucky, the city of Louisville has to offer some of the best French cuisines. The restaurants here serve some of the finest French dishes prepared from the freshest ingredients. The restaurants are evenly scattered round the city. The restaurants welcome you with their warm hospitable service.

List of French restaurants

http://restaurants.uptake.com/kentucky/with/cuisine-French.html

Located at Bowman Field Airport in Louisville the Le Relais restaurant serves some divine French foods with an artistic style. The restaurant has got a vintage touch to it, which can take you back to the 1940's. The place is flooded with customers, so before visiting reservation may be recommended, especially on weekend afternoons.

Louisville's French restaurants

http://www.americantowns.com/ky/louisville/yp/french-restaurants

Ermin's French Bakery & Cafe is located in the S 1st street, Louisville. The restaurant prepares the food in their Old Louisville location. Their items range from hot to cold. They are particularly good with homemade soups and salads. The restaurant also offers tasty sandwiches. Ermin's is also popular amongst office goers as it serves corporate lunch packages.

Restaurant recommendations in Louisville

http://www.discoverourtown.com/KY/Louisville/Dining-244.html

Pho Paris is a great place to dine on French and Vietnamese food. The prices are in a comfortable range. The other famous French restaurants are Denny's, Clover Lane, Intermezzo cafe & Cabaret, Steak & Shake, Bob Evans Restaurant, Melting Pot etc. these restaurants have one thing in common between them, that is their quality and service. Most of the French restaurants in the city also have exceptional interior decors.

More French restaurants by locality in Louisville

http://www.ask.com/local?what=french+restaurants&where=Louisville%2C+KY

Louisville has fine dining spots, which provide a variety of cuisines ranging from Middle Eastern to the American continental. The most popular restaurants in the city are also quite reasonable. Therefore, one can enjoy a sumptuous meal at very rational prices.

Let us first check the American continental restaurants, which include English Grill. It is considered as the finest restaurant by the Louisivillians. Right from appetizers to the desert, everything in this restaurant is flawless. The average course would cost $29.

English Grill at Brwon Hotel

http://www.brownhotel.com

Jack Fry's is a very old restaurant, and has been serving its secret recipe shrimp and grit appetizer over fifty years from now. The service and ambience at the restaurant is remarkable. The average main course will be around $25.

Jack Fry's Website

http://www.jackfrys.com

Moving away from the continental; Grape Leaf offers a delicious Middle Eastern cuisine at very low prices. Baba ganouj and felafels are this place's specialty. It is a budget restaurant, with the average course touching just $7.

The Irish Rover is a pub at the Frankfurt Ave and renowned for the beef stew. The weekend brunch at this restaurant has a good Irish spread that pleases taste buds.

Irish Rover Official Website

http://www.theirishroverky.com

It's time for some luncheons. The Cafe at the Louisville Antique Mall provides various salads, sandwiches and other snacks. The average course price is $10.

City Cafe is another good place for an excellent lunch, especially the chicken potpie here, is quite delicious. Since the menu predominantly consists of soups, sandwiches etc; the price of the main course ranges from $6-$10.

City Cafe Lunch Website

http://www.citycafelunch.com