Top Best French Restaurants in Kingwood

"Open Monday through Sunday for brunch, lunch, and dinner, Etoile Cuisine et Bar is a warm and welcoming European-style café and bar that serves a seasonal menu of classic French fare. Owners Chef Philippe Verpiand and Monica Bui have designed both the dining space of the restaurant and the menu with the intention of giving diners a feeling of being in France. Everything from the stylish interior décor and high standards of service to the delicious cuisine has a French air."

"Paris is always a good idea, but if you can’t whisk your date off to France, you can do the next best thing and take them to a French restaurant. Channelling the vibe of the City of Love, Étoile Cuisine et Bar on Uptown Park Boulevard oozes Parisian sophistication. It seduces with its charms and delectable food and wine."

"Artisans Restaurant was by Zomato as one of the best restaurants in Houston for the year 2020. This restaurant, located in the heart of Houston, houses exclusive front-row dining matched with close-up views on their robust kitchen. Their unique dining and eccentric French cuisine are perfect for intimate gatherings."

"L’amour permeates Artisans restaurant in Midtown, a sultry haven for high-end French cuisine. The decor is stylish, a complementary contrast to the authentic French meals you’ll find. It’s no wonder the Houston Ballet has chosen Artisans as the host of its Raising the Barre fundraiser yet again this year."

"3201 Louisiana St, Houston, TX 77006-6644Reservations, Private Dining, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Valet Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full BarFrench, Gluten Free Options, Vegetarian FriendlyLunch, Dinner, Late NightSGD 41 - SGD 66+1 713-529-9111"

"Casually elegant Brasserie 19 marries classic French brasserie-style food with a well-priced wine list and a see-and-be-seen River Oaks clientele. Owners Charles Clark and Grant Cooper created a philosophy for their restaurants that encourages access to an expansive wine list with bottles priced just above retail, which makes it easy to sample a wide variety of bubbles alongside oysters on the half shell, or a nice Pinot Noir with steak frites. Whether the occasion calls for a shared bottle on the patio with light bites, or a romantic dinner for two that lingers into the night, Brasserie 19 makes for a great excuse to dress up and go out on the town."

"You saw us mention Brasserie 19 in our Brunch Guide, but it’s also a top choice for dinner. Like we said, we love the modern, stylish, crisp interior, and we adore their outdoor patio. There isn’t anything we don’t love on the menu, but a few favorites that come to mind include their Diver Scallops, Beef Filet Carpaccio, and the Trout Almandine."

"Modest West Houston hideaway Bistro Provence, which specializes in simple, hearty French fare, benefits from the Guy family pedigree—paterfamilias Georges Guy has owned multiple French restaurants in Houston. His daughter-in-law, Genevieve Guy, owns Bistro Provence, and manages it with husband Jean-Philippe. Visitors to the dark, cozy dining room treat themselves to salads, rillettes, or wood-oven pizza topped with duck confit, or indulge in comforting entrées such as Bistro Provence’s riff on beef au poivre (a New York strip steak with green peppercorn cream sauce and country-style potatoes), or scallops and shrimp atop goat cheese–filled ravioli and ratatouille."

"When you step into Bistro Provence, you will feel as if you have strolled into the French countryside. It’s warm and cozy, filled with sweet-smelling aromas. The décor is one of wood planks and a French color scheme."

"This casual cafe recently opened in Vintage Park in far Northwest Houston, a welcome addition to an area that has few French dining options. While the crisp-skinned chicken is always on offer, there’s also a rotisserie meat special that changes daily, not to mention classics such as steak frites, Basque mussels and fries, and the croque monsieur, a toasted, open-faced sandwich with ham, Dijon mustard, and gruyere on brioche. Add a fried egg and turn it into a croque madame."

"The Heritage Society is Houston's premiere outdoor interactive historical society and park, showcasing nine preserved historic structures within a 10-acre radius of Sam Houston Park that were constructed in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Society was originally founded in 1954 to preserve the 1847 Kellum-Noble House, located within the park's lands. Today, it is headquartered at the Heritage Society Museum Gallery, which offers paid-admission exhibits related to the city's civic and architectural history."

"The Heritage Society, Houston’s only interactive, outdoor historical museum and park, attracts history buffs and casual visitors alike for its famous reenactments, candlelight tours, and an impressive array of historical documentation. The Society offers a real adventure through history, showcasing authentic artifacts from over the centuries. Tour the Duncan General Store, restored to its 1878 glory with genuine merchandise, and check out the 1911 Ford Model T parked in the gallery for your viewing pleasure."

"The Heritage Society is Houston’s best outdoor interactive historical society and park. IT showcases nine preserved historic structures within a 10 acre radius of Sam Houston Park that was constructed during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Although some of its tours and exhibits cost money to do, visitors are able to explore the historic structures free of charge using the Society’s cell phone tour program."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: This museum has quite the noble beginning—the founding members of the museum were parents who sought to improve childhood development in the community, back in 1980. What to Do: Check out the range of interactive exhibits. The Market is a play-area-cum-learning-center; there’s also another outdoor area with water pipes and toy boats for the tots to enjoy."

"Houston’s Children’s Museum is not only a great place to escape the heat, but will surely keep your little one busy. There’s a variety of children’s exhibits, workshops, and programs to participate in. The museum seeks to transform children’s lives and the communities they reside in through innovative, child-centered teaching."

"A post shared by BELLE L/KID MODEL & ACTOR (@cutie_vogue) on Dec 28, 2019 at 7:36am PST. Voted as one of the best children’s museums in the country, this Houston staple is a crowd favorite. Explore over 20 exhibits that are fit for any age of fun."

"Situated within the University of Houston’s Arts District, the Blaffer Art Museum was established in 1973 and is a contemporary art museum. It is known for its various exhibitions that feature artwork by international and national artists and well as artists from the university. Address : 4173 Elgin St, Houston, TX 77004, United StatesTimings : 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm (Wednesday- Sunday), Monday- Tuesday closedEstablished : 1973Original Name : Sarah Campbell Blaffer Gallery"

"Third WardHours: Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm (Thurs to 8pm)Notes: This University of Houston contemporary art museum presents and creates six to eight art exhibits every year. Plus, there’s a lineup of free and open-to-the-public lectures, film screenings, conversations, and events. Double plus, there’s a Frenchy’s on campus."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Jhihyinlee used under CC BY-SA 3.0. A winner of several national and international awards, the Blaffer Art Museum boasts some thought-provoking pieces of art, to say the least. It is famous for the frequent exhibitions it hosts on a variety of subjects."

"This spot is wallet friendly and should be a go-to for when company who can’t decide between a sweet or savory outing. Crepes here are as thin as they are in France, but have modifications on fillings and toppings that could be designated as American (bacon) or even Italian (nutella – a must.) The restaurant has pre-invented crepe combinations, but they can be made to order. Don’t forget to snap a few photos in this brightly lit atmosphere, and to bring at least one friend."

"Unlock your inner Parisian with any delicately delicious crepe from Sweet Paris. Something about brunching at this cute crêperie will transport you out of the humid Houston heat, and make you feel like you’re at a French street-side cafe, if only for a few hours."

"Get your Parisian feels at Sweet Paris, the shop that has sweet and savory crepes galore, as well as the option to create your own. Crepes start at $7.25 and are incredibly filling."

"This 24/7 staple is making major moves with a new location opening on Shepherd this spring, making it even easier for you to satisfy your late-night cravings. Much like House of Pies, the dessert may just be the main reason for your trek — in this case, the towering, signature New York-style cheesecakes. But you can’t really leave without a hefty bowl of matzoh ball soup."

"What night owls say:"Late night, early morning, or lunch, you can't go wrong with this hot spot. The food is very good. The menu has a lot of options. Just because it's 2am don't expect to just walk right in and be seated, this is a popular spot, but the wait is never long." – Ernest P."

"Located in the heart of Downtown Houston, Discovery Green is a small green oasis surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the city. We love this park because there are tons of great restaurants, bars, and food trucks nearby. It’s also our go-to park for free community events like outdoor yoga, concerts, festivals, and art shows!"

"Houston’s largest downtown park has fun for the whole family. You can catch frequent events, free workouts, remote control boats, kayaking, public art, the Gateway Fountain, an awesome playground, and much more. With so much going on, it’s no wonder this is one of the most popular places to visit in Houston."

"This 12-acre park has a lake, playground, fountains to splash in, outdoor art, restaurants and a performance space. The Green has become a hub for festivals and activities such as..."

"Located in Sheldon Lake State Park, Sheldon Lake is a reservoir on Carpenter’s Bayou in the San Jacinto River Basin that lies northeast of Houston. The lake is a popular outdoor recreation venue for locals and visitors alike, allowing them to partake in activities such as fishing, boating, kayaking, and wildlife observation. The park features an environmental learning center, which offers several different programs related to fishing, birding, hiking, and wildlife/nature study for children, as well as regular wildlife demonstrations."

"Located in northeast Harris County’s Sheldon Lake reservoir, Sheldon Lake State Park and Environmental Learning Center is a state park established in 1984. This park is managed by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The park has several things visitors can explore and indulge in."

"One of the most beautiful places in Texas is Sheldon Lake State Park. There are lots of opportunities on land and in the water at this park. You can go for a hike, take out a boat, and learn all about the animals that make up the ecosystem."