Where to Celebrate Bastille Day
in
Los Angeles
Bastille Day is a French national holiday held on July 14th, celebrating the storming of the Bastille in Paris in 1789 and marking the start of the French Revolution. The day commemorates the fall of the monarchy and the rise of the modern republic for citizens. Celebrate Bastille Day at one of these restaurants in Los Angeles, presented in alphabetical order.
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A French wine bar/boutique in the Spring Arcade in downtown Los Angeles. See More
Longtime Santa Monica Boulevard restaurant with a romantic setting and a French menu. See More
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Occupying one of the most charming corners of the Farmers Market, this open-air café and wine bar offers good pâtés, soups, an authentic croque monsieur sandwich, coq au vin, and much more. See More
French pastries, sandwiches and more are offered at chef Josette LeBlond's bakery. See More
French restaurateurs Fanny and David Rolland bring French cuisine to downtown Los Angeles in a grand décor. See More
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Regional French pastries and more are featured at this downtown bakery. See More
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Find morning viennoiseries, a Parisian omelette, salade Niçoise and more at this Beverly Center boulangerie-pâtisserie-café. See More
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