Summary: beautiful, intimate, cozy, setting, but the food is just ok. Went the aesthetics of the place is gorgeous. The Moody lighting made the space feel very intimate and close. Good for groups where you want to be able to hear, not a lot of background noise, bouncing around. Our our waiter was good. Very responsive, especially when we had a large group. The food was just OK. I had the steak fretes and the onion soup. The onion soup was excellent, it came in a cute little bowl, very reminiscent to what you can actually get in France. The steak fretes was on the small size. I didn't love the sauce on the meat, and the fries were really salty. The greens on the side were also salty - not even a real salad. Just tossed greens. For the price, I expected for the proportions to be a little bit larger or more filling. Though they had a full bar, an extensive cocktail menu, their beer selection draft was especially small. read more

Came here for the frozen espresso martini and WHOA!! It's was boozy!! But still very delicious. Wasn't very impressed with the dinner menu options so I just ordered a side to nibble on. The gnocchi was filling enough for me. I didn't love it but ate it to have something on my stomach with that strong drink. read more

Frenchie - FROZEN ESPRESSO MARTINI - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Came to Frenchie for a business lunch today. The decor was excellent, lots of natural light. I had the salad with duck confit which was pretty good. Our appetizer of shrimp and avocado was a little undercooked. Overall, it's a cute spot. I wish they had more French dishes though. read more

Frenchie - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Came and got the steak frites and two cocktails. Service was super rushed and the place wasn't even full. They were rushing us to order and get out it felt like. Steak frites sauce wasn't my favorite and steak was a little overcooked. Fries were plain. Overall nothing was impressive at our table and both people that I was with got chicken and said it was plain. read more

Lovely staff. Nice decor although layout is similar to the prior tenant, Corner Bakery. Food was a typical bistro menu with a nice selection of apps and entrees that fell short on execution. Mussels were flavorful. Didn't need the chippy flecks of shell or sand in the broth. or raw bunch of thyme thrown on top with undercooked shallots. Crème brûlée was literally burned not caramelized, leaving charred spots with an off-putting taste. "Chef" must be French for "food is ok but Mom's is better". read more

We went some friends here and had a great time! I got the burger which has a kind of sauce poured over it. The sauce makes it hard to eat like a normal burger. Unless you are trying to get really messy it's easiest to eat it with a fork and knife. However the burger was very tasty and I would order it again. Everyone else seemed to like their food! Parking in this shopping area can be a little tough and we had to walk a little bit just an fyi I would recommend and come back! read more

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Had a great meal at Frenchie in Dallas. We started with the bread and cheese puffs, which were perfect for sharing. I had the branzino for my main, it was cooked just right and full of flavor. The service was really nice and attentive. Plus, they surprised our birthday guy with free birthday treats, which was a sweet touch. If you're looking for tasty dishes and a welcoming spot in Dallas, Frenchie is definitely worth checking out. read more

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I had the opportunity to visit Frenchie for the first time recently and had a pretty good time at dinner with my friends. Frenchie as been on my list for a while and I was excited to check it out. The interior was very chic, polished and clean. It looks like a great place for brunch or lunch as well! We were a large group of about 8 girls and we were able to easily make a reservation, get a large table to accommodate us, and pay with separate checks. For drinks, everyone ordered a variety of cocktails and wine, including the Frozen Espresso Martini, which was the best! I asked our waiter for a mocktail recommendation and he suggested the Pasteque Cooler. I am a fan of fruity drinks and unfortunately, this one did not hit the spot. It is made with lime, watermelon and cucumber, and all I could taste was the cucumber, it was not sweet at all. However, I would love to try the Frozen Espresso Martini during my next visit! For appetizers, we spilt the French Bread & Butter and the Gougéres. The bread and butter was a classic French baguette and was actually a little dry, but the butter was excellent. The Gougéres are cheese puffs and were actually very light and tasty. For our entrees, I ordered the Cajun Salad and everyone else ordered either the Beef Tartare or the Steak Frites. Our waiter told us the chicken was overrated, however, I actually really enjoyed the blackened chicken in my Cajun Salad! It came with the blackened chicken on top of lettuce, avocado, cherry tomatoes, and cucumbers, all topped with Dijon mustard dressing. It was a light but delicious salad the the blackened chicken was actually my favorite food of the night. My friends enjoyed the Beef Tartare and Steak Frites as well. They said both were good, but smaller portions than expected. Overall, it was a pretty good experience and I would be interested in returning for brunch or lunch instead. I definitely want to try the Frozen Espresso Martini and check out their dessert menu. I could tell the staff was still working out some kinks, as it is a new restaurant. I hope to see how this place develops in the future. I plan to give it some time and hope to be back pretty soon. Thank you so much! read more

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Stopped in for a happy hour drink and they let us sit at a small booth, which was nice and comfortable. Had a nice glass of wine and finished up as the dinner crowd was starting to roll in. Seemed like a very nice restaurant, we'll have to come back for dinner. read more

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Great new french restaurant in Preston Center! I made a resy and came with a friend for dinner. We were greeted and seated pretty quickly. The ambiance is lively, and very cute. French bistro vibes, not too formal and not too casual. It's definitely on the louder side, not a place for a quiet intimate date. The menu has something for everyone's taste. Greta cocktail and drink menu as well. What we ordered: 1. salmon carpaccio- very good, my fave. 2. chilled shrimp and avocado- the sauce was a little too much, creamy and not your typical shrimp cocktail. 3. steak frites- came out a little over cooked. 4. beef tartare- large portion, yummy. 5. broccoli rabe- cooked perfectly. 6. raspberry and strawberry sorbet- so good! Our server was friendly and attentive. I would love to come back and try other dishes soon. read more

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Finally tried this cute, newer place which has only been open a few months, I think? The decor is beautiful and it's in a prime location with plenty of shopping nearby. With that said, there's obviously still some kinks to work out but this place has loads of potential. We came early ~8am and there was plenty of seating available so we could sit anywhere. We ordered a few things for the table to try and the big hits were the croissant and the Avocado toast. They bake everything in house and I would for sure come back for more pastries. The rest of the food took a little bit longer and was pretty standard. I was slightly concerned that the fire alarm went off twice (with the first one being for at least a few minutes). It would've been nice to have some acknowledgement from the staff as everyone wasn't sure if we were supposed to evacuate or stay seated or what. I did the latter in hopes it was a test but communication is always key. The drinks definitely took longer. I love love love that the barista checked in on how my matcha was since he hasn't had to make many and it was delicious. More importantly, it shows how eager the staff is to keep improving. I will definitely be back to try it again and to try some more items! read more

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All the food here is delicious. Provencale Tomato Tart is a new favorite!! Comes out warm and tomatoes are grilled perfectly. read more

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Nice upscale restaurant with ample parking. Its slightly pricey for what it offers, but the flavors are not bad. I would recommend the fish they serve, theres no carbs with the dish so they would suggest you add a side. read more

Frenchie - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Service is what you could improve upon. I was in for a third time for lunch. Our server was nice & I complimented her earrings. We had Gruyère mushroom burgers, fries (always good), & pavlova. Problem was she utterly abandon us after food was served. No beverage refresh, no requested mustard ever showed up. No help at all. She finally showed up to give us the check. There were 4 tables occupied, not a busy lunch time. What gives? read more

Frenchie - Pavlova at Frenchie - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Service - 5 stars. Friendly and professional staff. Ambiance - Very nice. On par with the Dallas standard. Food - Meh. Each dish seemed to be missing just a lil something. Mussels were solid and a generous portion, but not memorable. Leeks appetizer was good but not great. Steak frites were fine. I prefer mine served a hotter temperature than the restaurant's preference. Fries were good. Ended up going next door to scarf down a burger to end the day more satisfied. read more

I ordered the mushroom risotto and it was absolutely the worst risotto I've ever had and our server recommended it when I asked if it was good. It was undercooked, dry and chewy. Not only that it had stale or old shaved truffles on top that were tasteless. I had to actually add salt and pepper to the dish. I should have sent it back but I was with a group of people and didn't want to cause a problem. Frenchie should be embarrassed to serve that. read more

New french joint? Time to try it out. Came by for a little happy hour and it was ehhhhh. The decor and vibe of Frenchie is nice, it definitely looks the part and feels very inviting and bright. Your Instagram photos will turn out fine. The drinks are ok, nothing to write home about. We tried some escargot and the bread and butter. Not bad, the escargot was cooked well but something seemed a little off with the seasoning. The bread was warm and the compound butter tasted good, but unfortunately it took about an hour to get. I'm going to guess our waiter completely forgot about it and didn't realize until other food orders were put in. Maybe I'll return in six months and see if they've got the kinks worked out but for now, there's nothing Frenchie offers that's making me want to come back. read more

I originally visited Frenchie's looking for the perfect Croque Monsieur and was not disappointed. An added attraction were the delicious French fries. I returned 4 more times but have not been back for 4 months and that is why I gave it a "maybe." I recently read there is a new chef with a revised menu, so let the buyer beware. read more

We went here for dinner last night. Food was delicious. The escargots were perfect ; each was big and not chewy. Steak Frites and Cajun chicken were delicious. The chicken breast was moist and not dried. I tried not to eat French fries but these pomme frites were so good. We had the roasted cabbage and they were different and yet very delicious. OMG, the crème brûlée was on point! The caramel top layer was thin and crunchy and the custard inside was light and not too sweet. We have eaten a lot of crème brûlée and by far, this is the best. The service was superb thanks to Sam; he was very attentive to our needs and his recommendations were correct. We highly recommend this French restaurant and will be back. read more

Had dinner here last night. Overall, a good experience--but there are still a few kinks to work out. That said, I'm stoked to come back in a month or so and see how things have progressed. For reference: two people, two drinks each, two apps, a burger, and a Cajun chicken entrée came out to $200 after tax and tip. That's pretty standard for Dallas, but at $100 a head for upscale casual dining, I do have certain expectations--especially when it comes to consistency and quality. We started with the salmon crudo and the escargot. The salmon was excellent--fresh, bright, well-balanced. The escargot, on the other hand, could've used more garlic to really stand out. For mains, we had the Burger Au Poivre and the French chicken. The burger was packed with flavor--definitely one of the more unique burgers I've had in Dallas (and I've had plenty). The drawback? The bun. It was a bit tough and stale, which prevented it from soaking up that peppery au poivre sauce and really becoming something special. I ended up ditching most of the bun and using the fries to mop up the sauce instead. With a fresher bun, that burger would easily go from a 6 to an 8+. Unfortunately, temperature was an issue across the board. The au poivre sauce was lukewarm at best, and the French chicken--and its fries--came out the same way. Big flavors, but lacking heat, which dulled the overall impact. Still, I'd absolutely go back. If this were a $120 dinner, I might not nitpick, but for $200, it's fair to expect tighter execution. The menu is solid, and I'm already eyeing the classic burger, steak frites, and some of the salads for lunch. This spot is within my 2-mile circle, so I'll definitely be back. Just hoping they work out the kinks and it becomes a place I crave as much as Il Bracco, Hudson House, or Claremont these days. read more

Frenchie - Burger Au Poivre - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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I would not call this French onion soup. This could have been pre-made broth poured over cooked onions. The onions were not caramelized and there was no umami in the flavor of the broth...overall bland and disappointing coming from a "French" bistro. Service was also questionable...something we could have overlooked if the food was amazing. read more

Service is great. Atmosphere is great. As for the food? It tastes like someone Googled "French cooking" and then immediately closed the laptop. Has anyone in that kitchen ever set foot in Paris? I would bet my last baguette they have not. Here are the lowlights: Escargot: Straight from a jar, possibly the same jar used in a middle school science class. Zero flavor, unless "wet cardboard" counts. Steak frites: Tough, bland, and apparently cooked by someone who thinks sous vide is a character from Star Wars. Absolutely inexcusable. Roasted cod: Inedible. The curry tasted like it came from the shelf at a gas station, and the leeks had the texture of a garden hose. Two stars for the bread and butter, mainly because they seem to be the only items not destroyed in the kitchen. Everything else ranged from tragic to criminal. This place is a waste of square footage and a full-blown culinary catastrophe. Never returning. read more

Awesome service, wonderful staff, and very accommodating chief. The food was delicious and I recommend trying the Pavlova dessert read more

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We were waiting for this restaurant to open and we were not disappointed! As French people, we found it really pleasant to rediscover the French atmosphere. With tables, chairs and colors. The menu is very varied and offers a lot of choice. We ordered the country pâté as an appetizer, steak tartare and mussel fries as a main course, then a chocolate fondant and café liégeois for dessert, and everything was delicious! In addition, the staff gave us a really warm and attentive welcome, the waitress was very attentive and smiling, and the managers came to welcome us and make sure we had everything we needed throughout the dinner. We recommend it and we'll come back! read more

Frenchie - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Very friendly staff and good ambiance are the highlight. Food and service were mediocre. At least for the price. Fatty $60 ny strip and pomme frites suspiciously tasted like McDonald's french fries. Risotto was gross and lukewarm, and had a nasty funk to it. read more

When I am not at home or at my yoga studio, I am at Frenchie because I feel like home, or at Kasa. The food, environment, and the so kind and loving staff make Frenchie one of the best places to BE in Dallas. Happy, fun, joyful and always with quality in all the aspects, I recommend Frenchie for anyone that wants to have a loving experience in food and service. Christina Siepiela read more

Nice space, 2 gorgeous bars. Hostess/seating seemed very confused. Service was competent and friendly. Highlight of the meal was the (pricey) chickpea fritters. Bread and butter was nice, but at $7 or $8 it should be. Draft beers were served in 12 oz? glasses with no head and about 3/4 short of full. Pea risotto was slightly undercooked, runny and did not have a whole lot of flavor. An added piece of grilled chicken, $12, was nice. At $60 a head including tax and tip the value just wasn't there. Would probably give it a 3.5, but I'm in a charitable mood. read more

Loved it! Service was totally on top of things, from the big smile from the hostess when we arrived, to the manager visiting tables and genuinely interacting with patrons. And we were impressed with the food as well. My sis had the Nicoise salad, and it was a unique and stellar version, with gorgeous, ruby-red seared tuna. Mom's salad was a bit short on the advertised hearts of palm, but she thoroughly enjoyed it. I went with the roasted cod, and it was yummy, with the fish perfectly cooked. We chose the deviled eggs and gougeres for the appetizers, and they were stellar as well, with the eggs being a unique presentation with their green, tarragon-infused yolks. I'm visiting my hometown, and that usually means new restaurants every time I'm in town. But I can see us returning to Frenchie as there are more dishes I want to try. read more

Frenchie - Deviled eggs! - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Super Nice and cool place, food was very delicious and we very liked our waiter Gustavo ! He is professional, friendly and knows everything about that new place and he recommends to us very good wine, thank you !!! read more

Frenchie - Front - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I think we ate here the second day they were open, so I have to give a little grace to working out the kinks. That said, it's still a solid 2 stars for me for now (Yelp's definition of that rating as "could've been better" sums it up nicely), and not a spot I'm dying to return to. The ownership team is very experienced (sister restaurants include Le Bilboquet, Georgie, and Knox Bistro), and I think the opening here generally reflected that. Service was fantastic, maybe even a little too attentive (I lost track of how many times various manager-type males checked in on us). Our waitress was wonderful and was able to give descriptions of everything we asked about on the menu. Were those descriptions always accurate? Mmmm...well, I wouldn't describe the Rose Chartreuse cocktail as "strong," but luckily I know enough about cocktail ingredients to decide I wanted it, regardless of slightly inaccurate guidance. While on the topic of cocktails, though, I will say that my friend's Manhattan was pretty weak too...almost tasted watered-down (yet it's not on the menu, so I'm guessing it wasn't batched, which just makes this perplexing). Also, my cocktail (the Rose Chartreuse) was served with a faux leaf garnish that the waitress warned me was inedible. What?! There are so many options for beautiful, edible cocktail garnishes. Any chef worth their salt will tell you that inedible garnishes (whether on a plate or a cocktail) are inexcusable. Once I plucked out the inedible garnish floating in it, the Rose Chartreuse was lovely and not at all strong, but also not quite at the point where I'd actively describe it as "weak" like the Manhattan was. The bar program at Frenchie seems to be swinging and missing on multiple levels, frankly. Despite being styled as an all-day French cafe, there is no flânerie at Frenchie. You're asked to order all courses at once, rather than letting you relax and linger and order whatever you feel like whenever you feel like it. To add insult to injury, although the waitress promised she would "course everything out," and although we specified wanting the gnocchi as an appetizer (at our waitress's suggestion, no less!), both the gnocchi and the salad arrived simultaneously. Between hot gnocchi and presumably freshly-seared tuna on the niçoise salad, obviously you have to eat the gnocchi while it's hot and just let the salad fester for a bit. Simply put, presentation of two courses at once was annoying and felt rushed. Yes, I understand that this is Dallas (Preston Center no less) and that tables have to be turned over frequently to make a profit. But with Frenchie branded as a casual French bistro, an "all-day eatery & bar" (stamped right on the building AND on all the plates), the requirement to order everything all at once irritated me even more than usual. I will say that we weren't rushed to leave, but it is a bit odd when the waitress brings the check face-up on the table yet says we can still order more wine if we want. This brings me to the wine. By the glass, the wine list is incredibly disappointing. There is a SINGLE French red by the glass. So, we both ordered it for our main course (steak frites). The glasses arrived, and we took a sip, and...holy shit, it was bad. I mean, it was BAD. It was corked (later confirmed by the staff) and, perhaps even more disturbing, it was HOT. So much so that when I asked my friend what she thought of the obviously corked and foul wine, the first thing she said was, "It's hot." Yeah, so...we sent it back, and the staff was very apologetic and said they would find a new bottle that was refrigerated. Um...yes, please. (I didn't ask but do wonder how on earth they're storing their wine collection.) Our next glasses of the same wine were a more appropriate room temperature, AND that new bottle clearly wasn't corked, so it was drinkable. But we didn't get our new glasses until the steak frites had gone cold, and nothing was comped. Let's quickly discuss the food. Gnocchi doused in gruyere and bechamel is obviously going to be delicious. But the niçoise salad was weirdly bland and sparse, especially for it being advertised as an entree (I would be STARVING if I ordered this for an entree). The steak frites were similarly uninspired; the flavor simply wasn't there. We even asked for ketchup for the fries (sacré bleu!) because they were so bland. Crème brûlée to finish was, well, crème brûlée...again, a safe dish where you can hardly go wrong, but also nothing to write home about. After starting with the safe-bet gnocchi, and with that having been the only dish that was truly enjoyable, we decided to end on another safe bet. The interior of the restaurant is stylish, as Dallas demands, although the chairs are not particularly comfortable -- hard and straight-backed, likely another strategy to encourage turnover rather than actual French-style lingering over a glass of wine and some leisurely bites with friends. All-in-all, a disappointing experience. read more

Loved the food and drinks! Cute restaurant and great service. Well priced. We ordered a lot of things and did some sharing. The tomato tart was a favorite. The only downside was the chocolate mousse, I attached a picture. They really need to figure out a better way to present it. We couldn't stop laughing when they brought it out. I thought it had to be a mistake. In its defense, once we got the nerve up to try it, it was good. Overall it is a fun experience and I recommend the restaurant but skip the mousse. read more

Frenchie - They need to figure out a better way to present the chocolate mousse! - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Everything was really good! We sat outside and the vibes on the outdoor patio were amazing. Great aperol spritz. read more

Frenchie - Bistro chicken - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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We loved the service and the food! they also had crêpes for dessert which were so yummy! I love the outside seating area! read more

Frenchie - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This place is a sinking ship. I can't even explain all of the things that went wrong, but after an hour of waiting for our entrées, we just left. Out of the four of us only three of us got our drinks and one of them was prepared incorrectly. We asked for donuts for the table and they were tasty, which is why I will give them an extra star. The server had no idea what was on the menu, but she was nice. read more

You can tell this restaurant is still new and working through some growing pains, especially when it comes to staff training and the outdoor setup. I originally booked a table indoors since it is summer and quite hot out, but we were seated in a partially indoor outdoor space that was still warm and noisy from the fans. It was not the comfortable experience we were expecting. Not a great start to the night. Service also needs fine tuning. Several times, our server removed my food and drink before I was finished, without asking. A simple question like "Are you still working on that?" would have been appreciated. The use of the electronic ordering pad felt a bit awkward too, especially when it came time to pay. For a place in Preston Center, it would feel much more appropriate and refined to drop the check in a book rather than having us tip directly in front of the server while he holds the device. Very awkward. They should also rethink the table layout. The space is too cramped, and I watched an older couple struggle to get out from their table without bumping into others. It felt inconsiderate and poorly planned. The bright spot of the night was the food. Both the branzino and steak frites were excellent. Unfortunately, those were the only highlights and hard to enjoy when everything else felt uncomfortable. read more

Frenchie - Cramped tables...awkwardly watched an older couple try to get out. Please make this place comfortable so people actually come back! - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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This is a perfect little find. We got lucky to sit outside. We went about 4pm on a Friday since we were out shopping so we had their dinner menu. This place is super cute and would be great for a date night. The chef has worked at Michelin restaurant French laundry. Let me just say you can tell by the cooking. The prices are what you expect them to be so if you want it a bit cheaper go for lunch but honestly the food and service was fantastic. We tried a few things to share which we normally do for a new place. Everything was delicious read more

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Recently went to Frenchie for the first time. Outstanding service. Restaurant hostess, manager and wait staff were all delightful. Drink list is fun with a very refreshing drink called the Lt. Blueberry. Frenchie has a great patio for outdoor drinks and dining. Croque Monsieur sandwich and pomme frites were delicious. The frites were especially good, thinner cut and perfectly cooked...not mushy but not overcooked either. Some sushi appetizer selections on the menu look good. Saw the burgers come out to other tables and they look very good (both the classic or au poivre). Definitely recommend Frenchie for a fun and good dining experience! read more

This is the biggest disappointment of the year. They claim to serve French food, but it is not. Every dish, bland and uninteresting. Service great, but deliver a weak mediocre product. Management did absolutely nothing to remedy the problem. My first and last visit. read more

Terrible, overpriced food. The beef tartare had the strangest taste, the fries were so salty, and the steak that came with the steak frites was raw. I ordered medium, see photo for what I got. When we talked to the maître d', he offered us dessert instead of having the kitchen redo it or taking it off the bill. Horrible all around. read more

Frenchie - My "medium" steak frites. Shudder. - French Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Restaurant is just beautiful! Perfect balance for all day French Cafe. Amazing hostess, servers and management team. We arrived at 4:00 on Saturday of 1st weekend of opening. We started with Shrimp Avocado appetizer. It was superb. Lovely presentation, wanted more! Beef Tartare was delicious, I should have ordered a side of bread with it. Nice portion but had it once will explore other items. My Darling Daughter had the Orecchiette Chicken pasta. She wished for more depth in dish. I thought it was really a nice balance and generous portion. The chicken was grilled to perfection. The Peach Melba dessert was the perfect end to the meal. It was so complex with different textures. peaches were off the charts with ripeness. Highly recommend it. It really completed our experience. The crowd was super fun to watch and listen to ... a lot of Dallas socialites and families. People lingered and seemed to have a delightful experiences. Other top restaurant owners were there checking it out. We were encouraged to order all at once and they would course everything out. She did just that. The server was the most professional and like able person. The GM stopped by twice. Super sincere restaurant professional's. We can't wait to go again. So many fabulous choices. Bon Journo read more

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