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    Regalade

    4.8 (104 reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    French Onion Soup
    Kayla A.

    What a great time here to celebrate our anniversary! We were greeted by Tiffany who was the sweetest and offered some great suggestions for cocktails, appetizers and entrees. We had the French onion soup and the escargot to begin with-both delish!-followed by the Wagyu steak with truffle fries and the Branzino with potatoes au gratin-equally as impressive. We topped it with a very unique meringue dessert that was light, unique and tasty. Really liked Regalade and the owner, Jocelyn , was very friendly and genuine. He also owns Oste. You can tell he's very passionate about his restaurants. I told Tiffany that I rarely give 5 stars but Regalade truly deserved one!

    Robert C.

    Honestly, the best hospitality I've seen in a venue in a very long time. Not sure if the gentleman was the owner or manager but he was exceptionally friendly and warm. Couple that with our fantastic waitress, the place really makes you feel invited. Favorite dishes of the night were the scallops--delectable. I'd order those again in a heartbeat. The salads are fantastic with beautiful fresh greens. Do not skip out on dessert. We ordered the tart with ice cream. Worth every bite. Looking forward to my next visit. I want to try the beef tartar and burger! Oh, did I mention the patio is lovely!

    Fresh bread
    Courtney T.

    The food here is impeccable! My server, Tiffany and the manager, Jocelyn made my experience dining here delightful. I ordered the fresh bread, escargots, and the steak frites (au poivre). I loved dipping the bread in the garlic butter from the escargots. Jocelyn was kind enough to put the butter in a small cup for me to continue dipping into after eating the appetizer. Steak was cooked beautifully and the au poivre was extra buttery! Lots of fries to dip into the garlic aioli. Overall, I would love to dine here again! Parking: 2 hrs free on the street or $14 valet.

    Lyonnaise salad and bread
    Pat K.

    Using Resy to make a reservation, we came in on a Sunday lunch hour to find it was not busy. We asked for seating outdoors since the weather was so nice. Service was top notch and very friendly. Menu was limited, but their dishes are all excellent - mussels in garlic wine was the best. Next was the yellowtail sashimi. Must order the bread and the butter which was to die for! Wine menu went well with the items and had 2 glasses.

    French Onion Soup, Escargot
    celeste s.

    My girlfriends and I went to Regalade to celebrate a birthday, and we were really enjoying ourselves when we first arrived. We loved the ambiance, were greeted warmly, and everything was going great with the service and drinks. As our food started coming out, we were sharing everything family-style. When we were serving ourselves the Brussels sprouts, I noticed something sticking out of them--a short, thick, black hair. We debated for a few minutes about whether or not to say anything because we really didn't want to make a big deal out of it, but we were uncomfortable and decided to let our waitress know. She asked if we wanted them replaced, and we hesitantly said yes. The manager also came over, apologized, and said they would send out a new order. After that, though the vibe just felt... weird. I honestly don't know how else to describe it. We started noticing staff continuously looking over at our table, and throughout the rest of the night, different people kept coming by to apologize about the hair. One of the staff members even spoke to us in Spanish and apologized about "the hair." We appreciated that they acknowledged it, but after a while it started to feel awkward rather than reassuring. It almost felt like everyone had been told about what happened, and suddenly we were being watched or checked on in a way that made us uncomfortable. It wasn't really a "let me make this right for you" kind of feeling--it was more like people would come by, apologize awkwardly, and then we'd notice them watching us again. Maybe that wasn't their intention at all, but that was genuinely how it came across to us. We tried to just brush it off, make jokes, and continue enjoying our night, and thankfully we still had a good time together. The food itself was pretty good. The steak was amazing, very buttery and flavorful. The escargot was delicious, and the mac and cheese was also pretty good. We barely touched the replacement Brussels sprouts though, understandably. For dessert, we chose the raspberry sorbet for the birthday girl. They also brought out a chocolate mousse with a candle, and we sang happy birthday. Our waitress let us know the dessert was complimentary because of the earlier incident, which we appreciated. When we got the check though, we noticed the Brussels sprouts were still charged. We were a little surprised by that, especially since they had been replaced because of the hair, but at that point we didn't want to make another issue out of it, so we just paid and left. Overall, the food and ambiance were good, but unfortunately the experience took a turn after the hair incident. Mistakes happen, and we completely understand that. What bothered us more was how uncomfortable the rest of the evening felt. We would have much rather had the issue addressed, replaced, and simply moved on. Instead, it felt like the situation followed us for the rest of the night, with multiple awkward apologies and staff continuously watching our table. Maybe there was nothing behind it, but it definitely left us feeling singled out and uncomfortable. Because of that, despite enjoying some of the food and having a good time with each other, I unfortunately don't think I would return.

    Young L.

    French onion soup, croque Monsieur were delicious as expected But surprising favorites were scallop crudo and the mushroom linguine! I wish I remembered the name but the linguine was creamy and deliciously savory.

    Beet salad
    Natalie S.

    Regalade is owned by the owners of OSTE which was one of my favorite meals this year. Needless to say, I was excited to try out this new French bistro. I came here with my parents who were in town. Since they fly in from the east coast, we had a 5pm reservation. Which was perfect because it wasn't super busy. It was a nice day out so we sat on the patio. Our server was very kind and knowledgeable about the menu. The dirty martini is smooth. I could easily see someone getting drunk off more than one of them. The steak tartare was delicious. The server stirs it up table side. It comes with a side of crostini to stack the tartare one. The marinated beet salad was very refreshing. I think I'd skip it next time and get the escargot instead. I can't believe we missed that. The French onion soup was amazing. A must order! The scallops crudo was incredibly tasty. The sauce was a little sweet but my dad likes it that way. The mussels mariniere was my favorite thing we ate. Make sure you order the baguette so you soak up the delicious sauce. And of course the French fries, because you can't order mussels without a good side of fries. Overall i highly recommend Regalade, and I can't wait to come back.

    Bread and butter
    Cindy L.

    It was my first time trying this newly opened French spot and it definitely serves classic French flavors. A classy dimly lit restaurant. The bread and butter is a must get. The bread was soft on the inside and crispy on the outside and it's perfect for dipping in the French onion soup or scooping up the rest of the chive beurre Blanc sauce. The French onion soup($15) was hearty, cheesy, and buttery. It was a classic beef broth with tons of caramelized onions which made me so full before the main course. It's definitely more of a beefy French onion soup in comparison to other French onions I've tried. The scallops ($20) were served with a sweet a yuzu & jalapeño vinaigrette that brought out the natural sweetness of the scallops. I will say I think the portion is a bit small. Next we got the grilled octopus with a Romesco sauce which is a blend of herbs, tomato, almonds, and bell pepper. The octopus was extremely tender and grilled which paired well with the nutty and vibrant romesco. For the main, we shared a branzino($32) with chive beurre blanc. The light flavors of the butter complimented the branzino. The fish was also perfectly grilled and the skin a little crispy. I will say that it could have benefited from a little more salt nit there's salt on the table if needed. I appreciate the big portion sizes of the mains since they were really filling. We ended the night with a scoop of pistachio gelato($6). It was unique since the pistachio flavor was very natural and amazing but the gelato itself was icy but I think it's supposed to be that way. If I'm ever craving French food I would 100% come back to regalade. Our server was also attentive and sweet and i appreciated still being seated despite being a bit late for my reservation.

    Steak tartar
    David L.

    Amazing meal here! Very Parisian bistro vibe except service was better. Everything we ordered was very good with the steak frites, duck confit, beet salad and onion soup being outstanding. The steak tartar was a bit spicy, which I didn't expect. House dirty martini with oyster add on was memorable. One of the best French bistro meals I've had in socal if not the best. Service was friendly and quick. Authentic French ambiance with patio.

    Sarah S.

    Had an absolutely fantastic meal here, this was aan absolute 10/10. Everything we had here was so delicious and perfectly prepared. Drink menu is lovely, they have some of their own cocktails as well as a lovely selection of wines. The menu was almost exactly as if it were pulled from a Parisian bistro and placed into the heart of LA. My favorites were the chicken liver, the escargot (get some bread to pair with this), and the duck confit - perfectly tender with a nice crisp to it. Service was impeccable - we were cared for and the team was so kind despite an issue that came up on our part. Highly recommend using the valet for parking on a busy weekend night or Ubering if you're close by -- you'll have to be very lucky to find any metered parking as the neighboring streets are permit only This spot is very chic, understated but refined. Interiors are cozy, and if you sit outside the heaters will keep you warm still. Come here if you'd like a taste of Paris in LA!

    Le Péché Mignon
    Nikki B.

    My besties wanted someplace special to celebrate their birthdays and Regalade sounded like the perfect place. This charming French Bistro is quaint & cozy with indoor & outdoor seating. It was a warm spring evening and we were seated out on the patio. There were ten of us so lots of dishes were ordered and drinks were plentiful. We started with Baguette Tiede, Calamar Grille, Os A Moelle Au Four, Scallops Crudo, Crispy Brussels Sprouts, Salade D'Endive, & French Fries with Garlic Aioli to share. Entrées consisted of: Moules Mariniere, Salade Verte with warm Goat Cheese, Daurade Grille, Canard Confit, Mac & Cheese Aux Truffes, & Linguine Aux Champignons Sauvages. We shared dessert: Mousse Au Chocolate Noir, Ile Flottante, Crème Brûlée (two orders of each), and Noisette Glace. My cocktail selections were Passion Project & a Kir Royale. I also tried the Le Péché Mignon & the Regalade. All were tasty. The food was absolutely delicious! Everything was expertly prepared and nicely presented. The dishes came out in a timely manner, and we never felt rushed. Everyone enjoyed their entrée selections and the dishes we shared. Our server Sal was fantastic, Tony the host was delightful, and the owner Justin checked on us to make sure everything was satisfactory and even took a picture with the birthday couple. Overall, our dining experience at Regalade was outstanding or shall I say, très magnifique! *Metered street parking.

    Hyon Y.

    Such a charming little restaurant near The Grove and the Farmers Market in Los Angeles! My friend and I visited over the weekend and made a reservation online. We were greeted warmly and seated immediately. We happened to be the first guests of the day, but the restaurant quickly filled up, creating a lively and inviting atmosphere. I'm a huge French onion soup fan. If it's on the menu, I'm ordering it--every single time. And I have to say, Regalade's French onion soup completely exceeded my expectations. It was honestly one of the best I've had. The broth was rich, thick, and packed with flavor. They were generous with the caramelized onions, and the cheese was perfectly melted and beautifully browned on top. Every bite was comforting and delicious. My friend and I each ordered a bowl, and we couldn't stop talking about how amazing it was throughout the meal. The salad was fresh, crisp, and a great start to the meal. The fries were also perfectly crispy and seasoned. The only dish that didn't quite meet my expectations was the steak. It wasn't as buttery or juicy as I had hoped, but after a few bites, the peppercorn sauce really helped elevate the flavor and made it much more enjoyable. Overall, we had a wonderful dining experience. From the warm service and cozy atmosphere to the incredible French onion soup, it's definitely a place I'd return to. If you're a French onion soup lover like I am, this is a must-try.

    Chocolate truffle
    alba g.

    My friend treated me to a birthday lunch at Regalade, and it was such a lovely experience. We shared the Gambas appetizer, the Pear & Endive Salad, and the Steak Frites, along with a glass of crisp Chenin Blanc. The wine was truly delicious! Every dish was beautifully prepared and absolutely yummy. The salad was fresh and balanced, the steak was cooked perfectly, and the Gambas were packed with a unique flavor that the waiter described as Pernod that we could not stop dipping our baguette in. Beyond the food, I loved the cozy French bistro atmosphere. The charming décor creates the perfect mood for a fun meal. It reminded me of summers visiting my grandparents in Perpignan, France. I'm already looking forward to my next visit. The onion soup and escargot are my list to try next.

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    December of 2025

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    There is street parking and valet parking.

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    •$$$

    I went to a special event from Open Table, Petite Omakase for 6 courses. It was $100 + tip and fee…read more Came out to $134. I thought it was just for food, but it came with an alcohol or NA pairing for that price! This is probably the most reasonable and surprising cost for a tasting menu. The service was amazing and the staff was knowledgeable and friendly. I wrote notes! [ ] Course 1 mackerel + egg plant , dry white wine. The wine was super dry, but paired well with the mackerel [ ] Course 2 Cucumber, asian pear, lemon creme fresh, japanese plum jelly tooper and martini. This was a refreshing dish. I liked it a lot. [ ] Course 3 chablis, uni and scallop, spinach. My fav!!! For anyone who doesn't like the taste of uni, you can't tell it's uni. It was buttery and fabulous flavors. [ ] Course 4, sunflower pollen sake, poach salmon. Cream corn. Potato was salty. Salmon was ok. [ ] Course 5, red wine. Steak with ginger butter sauce, fingering potatoes. The steak was perfect!! It was wonderful. [ ] Course 6, liquor infused with mandarin and yuzu. Dessert yuzu bar. They also give us a burger to go in a cute little happy meal looking box. I found parking on the side street. But there's a lot across the street for $5/hr. Or valet, $12-15. This place also had wonderful date night vibes with low lights and real candles.

    The moment I pulled up to the restaurant, I immediately thought to myself, "I've been here before."…read moreThis used to be Church & State. I was looking forward to trying this French & Japanese fusion spot. I love both cuisines and I can't wait to see how the chef can blend the two together. We were so lucky to find a parking spot right in front. No need to valet. We were there to celebrate a birthday. We were seated right away on the patio. I was afraid I'd be cold but it was ok with the covers. They also have heat lamps. We were very happy with everything we ordered, and we ordered a lot! Highlights were the rolls and uni toast. Delish! We honestly could have skipped the jidori chicken, we ordered one too many entrees. We would love to come back and try more dishes.

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    Camelia - Dining room

    Dining room

    Camelia - Chicken liver mousse

    Chicken liver mousse

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    Monsieur Marcel Bistro - Beef and truffled potato special with Haricots Verts

    Monsieur Marcel Bistro

    4.1(1.1k reviews)
    0.4 mi•Fairfax
    •$$$

    We came for brunch. They don't have a dedicated brunch menu but they're all French so you can get…read morequiche and Croque Monsieur - that counts. You sit basically in the market, which is fine. The chairs aren't super comfortable but that is the last of my complaints. Service is friendly and professional. The menu is full of delicious things. And the entire experience is just lovely. My friend's quiche and my croque monsieur were so fantastic. Presented beautifully. And both are offered with a choice of salad or fries. And yes, normally I would say salad. NOT HERE. Their fries are properly shoestring, fried exceptionally well and served (as they should be) with a choice of mayo or mustard - even ketchup. They are delicious. I had fresh Orange Juice that was amazing, and my friend got the sparkling lemonade. SO GOOD! I loved this so much. I cannot wait to come back here for one of their cheese boards and wine pairings after weekday shopping at the market. That sounds like an absolutely perfect evening.

    The escargot was served hot & fresh. It was my first time trying the dish. For these types of…read moredelicacies, the sauce that it is prepared in & served with is mainly the taste you will get. I feel like the pesto sauce was a bit overwhelming. Would not order again. Unfortunately, the salmon plate was toooo oily for my liking. Every bite felt sooo heavy because of the amount of oil. My plate was soaked in oil & juices. The potato's that it comes served with were not touched by me. After one bite, I knew I couldn't eat any more of it. Plus, even if the potatoes were good, I think the salmon was so heavy that I couldn't stomach both. The stars come from the setting! This resturaunt is located in the middle of the Grove Farmers Market. The outdoor seating & service are classy & cute. An adorable little French stop.

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    Monsieur Marcel Bistro - The room

    The room

    Monsieur Marcel Bistro - Boeuf Bourguignon

    Boeuf Bourguignon

    Monsieur Marcel Bistro - Pistachio mousse

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    Entre Nous French Bistro - Escargots de Bourgogne.

    Entre Nous French Bistro

    4.4(448 reviews)
    13.2 mi•Downtown
    •$$$

    Honestly, better than most of the food I've had in Paris! I went on a Thursday night, and it was…read morenot busy at all. We each got fish as a main and we shared an escargot. The escargot is probably the best I've had. I loved how buttery it was and the snail itself was so fresh and tender. I'd definitely repurchase this on another visit. I even dipped some of the baguette bread (which had the best crunch!) into the butter and it was perfection! For our mains, we got the sea bass with lentils and the Alaskan halibut, and both were prepared perfectly down to taste and texture. Everything about its execution felt very intentional. The halibut was baked with the right amount of breading and the sea bass was pan seared to give that nice crispy texture to the skin. My only critique is I thought the lentils were a bit too overpowering because of the huge quantity, but honestly, everything else was amazing enough that I'm not bothered by it.

    Always wanted to try this french restaurant and finally was invited by my family for donner…read more Very chill spot and perfect for a intimate date night. Overall this restaurant layout was pretty cool and the night we went the noise level was moderate but I can see that if its packed this place could get loud. They offer outdoor seating as well that looked cozy. Our waiter and his team was very attentive and always made sure we had what we needed so service was exceptional. Food is always an area that I leave up to everyone's own taste. To me I felt some of the dishes needed more salt but I always enjoy my food from how the chef prepped it so I can try new dishes.

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    Entre Nous French Bistro - Inside

    Inside

    Entre Nous French Bistro - Entrecote au poivre

    Entrecote au poivre

    Entre Nous French Bistro - Malbec,

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    Malbec,

    Camphor - Scallops demi lune

    Camphor

    4.2(561 reviews)
    7.8 mi•Arts District, Downtown
    •$$$$

    Really exceptional service from the entire house. We got the Seabream Crudo as a starter -…read moredelicious, layered flavors. The roasted chicken as a main course - honestly, not great. The sauce was overwhelming and not very good. We got the Asparagus and Carrots as the sides - those were fantastic, obviously fresh, great sauces to accompany. A bottle of very good Riesling to wash all down, and a genepi digestif. Overall the experience was good, just wish we didn't get the chicken.

    I really enjoyed celebrating my mom's bday at this french spot in DTLA. With the main entrance out…read moreof a city alley, surrounded by older industrial buildings, lies Camphor and as you enter it, you enter a space of elegance, contemporary design, bright color palette and modern dim lightiing. The menu page itself is very minimalistic, yet has some grand dish names on it, given that this establishment is Michelin-rated. The concept here is that you order multiple dishes and share. Our party of 4 went witb 2 Le Burger orders, a french onion tartine appetizer and an order of Steak Au Poivre. The french onion tartine appetizer was basically a deconstructed french onion soup. It came on a delicious toasted bread, covered by those french onions, the melted cheese and then that soup broth wad poured on top. It tasted very yummy and would satisfy any french onion soup connoisseur. The Streak Au Poivre was served medium rare, was sliced onto pieces and was served with w very tasty steak juice. The meat was juicy tender was beautifully pink on the inside and had a lot of flavor. The standout, the creme de la creme of today's dinner though, was LeBurger. It was served on a perfectly baked brioche bun and the thick beautiful patty was made out of duck and aged beef, with beef fat and caramelized onions on top. In the thick burger patty category, it was probably the tastiest burger I've ever had. The meat was so juicy, so flavorful and hit a lot of flavor notes, from savory from this juicy patty to mildly sweet from the caramelized onions and just extremely tender and juicy with each and every bite. The burger was also accompanied by fresh and crispy french fries. For the desert we tried the bread pudding, which came with vanilla ice cream. The customer service was very sold, friendly and attentive. Our waitress did a great job guiding us through our culinary journey this night. Great spot. Would definitely come back!

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    Camphor - Now that's a bathroom

    Now that's a bathroom

    Camphor - Chicken Breast

    Chicken Breast

    Camphor - Le Burger - I will be dreaming of this for some time.

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    Regalade - french - Updated October 2026

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