Very nice atmosphere and delicious authentic french food. The waiter is extremely friendly. Food whilst a bit pricey it can be expected for the cuisine. The souffle is a must try when going there !!!

Great food for a fairly reasonable price:) I love all of the dishes i have ordered and really like the customer service, I cant judge the interior but I just think its a nice quiet restaurant for a family night out.

Very nice ambience and a lot of space of large group. The food is very salty though and the portion is very small. In addition, the price is pretty expensive compared to the many restaurants in the Glen Waverley precinct.

Approximate cost: $45

Recently dined here after a 2 year absence and found the prices have gone through the roof and quality of meals diminished. This use to be an oasis in the suburbs but has forgotten about what use to make it great. The entree was a good french onion soup but the main of pork with crackling came minus the crackling and tough. The service also has room for improvement.

Approximate cost: $30

Ordered a dish, sent it back as could not eat - tasted terrible. Wait staff replaced with soup to make up for problem. "Frenchies" then charged the full price of the initial order that was inedible. Most other diners in my group did not enjoy their meals. The two best reports were that it was just ok. This place is resting on a past reputation for good food and slow service. Now its poor food and slow service. Not worth the cost.

Great value for money. Great service and food. Food is genuine french with matching wines. Chef/owner is friendly and a Frenchman. Good atmosphere. Been here several times and would go again. Highly recommend it. Good location.

This is a very nice french restaurant. However, the food there is a bit rich for my stomach, very creamy.

French in the burbs? Well, this place provides good to very good quality French style dishes from ox tail to salmon. All dishes were well presented, fresh. and a reasonable size (not too large, not too small). The waiter provided attentive service however this was sporadic - one moment we were well looked after, the next moment we were waiving our arms trying to attract someone's attention. This place accepts the Entertainment card so we were able to have lunch as a two for one (i.e. two dishes for the price of one) which ended up being great value, however, without the card the value equation is average. Dishes however as far as being French goes did not particularly have a french accent to them - we expected some dishes to be quite hearty but ended up lacking strong French flavours.

Approximate cost: $35