Immerse yourself in Parisian style and culture at these stylish French spots in New York City.

Nobody does food, style, and culture quite like the French. Whether they're shopping at the Dior Paris flagship store or grabbing a bite to eat at the Caf&eacute; de Flore, <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/mastering-the-art-of-red-the-french-girl-way-this-autumn" target="_blank" rel="noopener">French girls</a> are always effortlessly chic. Even if you can't book a flight to France you can still channel the Parisian essence with L'OFFICIEL's&nbsp;guide to living like a French girl in <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/beauty/top-wellness-spas-in-nyc-for-relaxation-and-revitalization" target="_blank" rel="noopener">NYC</a>.&nbsp;

La Grenouille

This French restaurant is the perfect place for a bite of Paris. Located on East 52nd Street, Le Grenouille serves delicious French dishes in a beautiful dining room adorned with flower arrangements. The restaurant was established in 1952 and has attracted the likes of <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/music/madonna-most-iconic-movie-roles" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Madonna</a>, Elizabeth Taylor, and Yves Saint Laurent among other prominent figures. Indulging in menu items like the Chilled Foie Gras Terrine or the Warm Lobster Medallion Salad&nbsp;in this classic and elegant location will make you feel like you've been transplanted to Paris.&nbsp;

Bistro Les Amis

If you're looking for casual French restaurants, Bistro Les Amis is the place to be. Getting a table at the outdoor seating area in this SoHo location is akin to having a meal in the lively city of Paris. Pick from a menu of traditional French dishes and order a tasty drink to get a feel for the Parisian lifestyle in NYC.&nbsp;

Tartine

Tartine prides itself on its Parisian vibe garnered from an extensive menu of French dishes and a quaint yet warm atmosphere. New Yorkers are lining up at this West Village location for a glimpse into Parisian culture. Start your day with brunch at this classic caf&eacute; or become a part of the dinner crowd for an intimate dining experience that will make you feel like you've just hopped off a plane to Paris.&nbsp;

Aux Mervieullieux de Fred

Grab a <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/food/how-to-create-an-authentic-tiramisu-for-sharing" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dessert</a> at this French dessert bakery in the West Village and Midtown. Come for the meringue and stay for the fresh-out-of-the-oven croissants and brioche. Enjoy your delicious French treats right outside the bakery or take your pastries to-go to add a dash of Paris to your New York City routine.&nbsp;

Le Dive is located on Canal Street but you may think you're on a vacation to Paris. This bar-cafe has an array of wines and French dishes served in a quaint and cosy space. Le Dive is the perfect location to visit during happy hour or dinnertime for a Paris-esque dining experience.&nbsp;

Albertine Bookshop

The Albertine Bookshop has an array of French literature and a stunning reading room. After grabbing a meal at one of the French restaurants, immerse yourself in the world of French authors. Pick from the largest collection of French books in the United States and lean into Parisian culture at this chic bookshop.&nbsp;

The French Cheese Board

If you're a fan of French cheeses, make a stop at the French Cheese Board. Located on Spring Street, this spot offers a hands-on French experience. Create a cheese board from their assortment of French cheeses or take part in one of their cheese-tasting classes. When living like a French girl in NYC, French Cheese Board is the best place to go for a taste of Paris.&nbsp;

French language classes at FIAF

There's no better way to live like a Parisian than to get to know the language. Luckily, FIAF teaches a multitude of classes for French speakers of any level. While you're perfecting the future tense and learning how to properly pronounce all of your favourite French dishes, you'll begin to feel like you're a real French girl in NYC.&nbsp;

The Frankie Shop

French girl style is both laid-back and effortlessly fashionable. If you're looking to live like a French girl in NYC, you might as well dress like them and The Frankie Shop is the best place to shop for all of your French girl style must-haves. The minimalistic space allows you to easily shop for blazers, dresses, and vests that will have you dressing like a Parisian in no time.&nbsp;

Founded by Paris It girl <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/portraits/life-in-red" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jeanne Damas</a>, the French-born clothing brand Rouje recently opened its first NYC store in the heart of SoHo, bringing its uniquely French-Girl style to American shores for the first time. Here, find sultry pieces designed from a Parisian perspective to get a feminine allure with a dash of je ne sais quoi.

Daphne Studio

The Daphne Studio is a European self-care spot that will have you feeling fresh and renewed. Frequented by NYC It girls, Daphne offers a range of treatments from waxing to facials. Try out all of the latest French beauty services and relax at this serene spa that feels fresh out of Paris.&nbsp;

Embrace the French Girl Lifestyle in the Heart of NYC

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