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South Africa Food Guide: 4 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Gauteng
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Gauteng, South Africa. Gauteng (/ɡɔːˈtɛŋ/; Sotho pronunciation [xɑ́úˈtʼèŋ̀]), which means "place of gold", is one of the nine provinces of South Africa.
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1. Les Delices De France
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
Reviewed By Unali
No matter what you order, it will be exceptional. I had the steak and wanted to write a poem about it :) Cozy decor with a lovely comfortable outside couch for smoking.
2. Lanser's on Main
Overall Ratings
5 based on 75 reviews
Lanser's on Main serves exquisite home-styled Italian and French food with an ambience to match. Weâre open from 11:00 â 21:30 every day, except Sundays. Weâre always looking forward to welcoming you.
Reviewed By hannetjiee
It all started well. The interior looked fun, quirky and arty and the chef/owner was friendly and hands-on. The starters were all delicious - our group had the fish cakes, springbok carpaccio and fried haloumi. For mains the T-bone was beautifully done and the pesto pasta good. My porcini risotto, however, was far too rich and porridgy and the pork belly was miles too sweet. I want to recommend to the owner that he adds a few healthier alternatives to the menu. Many modern patrons will take issue with all the rich food, fried starches and highly sugared items. The service was slow and rather absent. Would I go back? Probably not. Thank you for taking the time to post your review, hannetjieeWe're so glad you enjoyed the personal and hands-on service of Lanser's on Main. Our goal is that all of our guests enjoy a relaxed evening with tasty classic Bistro food. For us it's always about the full experience.We're sorry that didn't translate all the way through for you. Thank you for your feedback on food. It's always important to hear from our guests. I am sorry we didn't have an opportunity to chat about your thoughts on the evening. I love chatting with guests about their meals, especially if there's something that doesn't agree with their expectation.Friday evening was a difficult night with a Tenant Opening Party that was going on in the parking lot (we had nothing to do with that). It was noisy and we did have to put out a few fires with regular guests frustrated on the night with the lack of parking. If our attention was lacking, I do apologise.--Lanser
3. Relish Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Relish Bistro, the conversation matrix, the rendez-vous spot, the networking source, a place to relax or to refuel. Our well designed menu offers hearty food, prepared with exceptional skill and great passion. Using only the finest, freshest ingredients a
Reviewed By J2204LNhelenm
We booked ahead and arrived to no table ready, they had to quickly put two tables together for us. Not set, just plain cold granite.Service was fast, and friendly but meal was cold and tasteless.Ambience was cold and quiet.What a pity, used to be great when it was the Dros.Wonât be back.
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4. La Madeleine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
At La Madeleine we invite you to savour the wonderful world of bistronomy where classic French and Belgian cuisine de terroir country recipes are combined with high skill bistronomic techniques at affordable prices.
Reviewed By lolangi
I had high expectations for this much raved about French restaurant. My Crab bisque starter was far too salty and my main course which was Lamb Shank had no flavor. This was by far the least favorite Lamb Shank Iâve ever had. My husband had the mushrooms in puff pastry for his starter and the Slow Roasted Beef Shirt Rib as a main... he said it was divine and full of flavor. I wish I had what he had! The restaurant was also very noisy and it was difficult to hear what anyone at our table was saying. Staff are very friendly.
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