Baranis
(French)Head down to the popular Provencal bar and enjoy a selection of cracking Bastille Day bit and bobs, with crispy frog’s legs with aïoli (£5), pan bagnat (£4), Corsican piggy treat (£9.50), French fries (£2) and the highlight of the menu, the bull burger with herbes de Provence, snails and anchovies (£17.50) Bistrot Bruno Loubet
(French)The acclaimed Clerkenwell restaurant invites you down for a fabulous celebration of Bastille Day, where for £50 a head you can enjoy a Gallic exploration of Bruno Loubet's sublime cooking. Brasserie Joel
(French, International, Mediterranean)Renowned chef Joel Antunes has brought together some of France's favourite ingredients to create a stunning menu that's perfect for Bastille Day, featuring foie gras terrine, traditional coq au vin, beef bourguignon and much more. French Kitchen
(French)Both French Kitchen venues are getting in on the Bastille Day fun by serving up two very fine courses for £20, or three courses for £25, including an aperitif. The menu is full of delicious French fare, including snails, Roquefort salads, moules mariniere and escalope of veal. Le Pont de la Tour
(French)The gorgeous restaurant on the Thames serves up a very special Bastille Day menu from 11th-17th July, where you'll be able to enjoy a three course meal plus a glass of kir royale for £30. Mon Plaisir
(French)The oldest French restaurant in London is offering a special menu for 14th July. La Fete National menu offers three courses plus an aperitif for £28.50 per person, along with live accordion music. Orrery
(French)On the 14th July 2011, Orrery is offering a sublime Bastille Day menu at £48, complete with delicious French fare and some very impressive wines. Quaglinos
(French, Seafood)Qualglino's celebrates Bastille Day by hosting a very special wine and cheese pairing evening. In partnership with local artisan cheesemonger Paxton & Whitfield, this promises to be a great Gallic celebration of cheese and wine.