French restaurants in Leeds
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No 3 York Place
Any debate over which is the best restaurant in town will feature this superb French eatery, with its regularly changing menu of Gallic delicacies with an English bent - how about roast of lamb with Savoy cabbage, olive mash and a Niçoise sauce?
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Anthony's at Flannel's
The brasserie-style brother of award-winning Anthony's, this bright and cheerful modern restaurant set amid white walls and timber beams features much of Anthony's style stuffed into its excellent sandwiches, salads, lunches and luxurious afternoon teas (£13). If you want to see and be seen, there's also Anthony's Patisserie in the classy setting of the Victoria Quarter arcade across the street.
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Brasserie Blanc
Raymond Blanc manages to create a surprisingly intimate and romantic space amid the cast-iron pillars and red brick of an old Victorian warehouse, with a scatter of outdoor tables for sunny lunchtimes beside the river. The menu is unerringly French, from escargots (edible snails) to Toulouse sausage. The pre-7pm menu (6.30pm Saturday) offers three courses plus a glass of wine for £15.
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