J'habite à....NYC?

Although it's been some years since I have visited Paris, these dining spots in NYC, rapelle moi de Paris and are some great spots to get French food.
DISCLAIMER: I am not French or Parisienne, this is from the perspective of a tourist who loves to travel & eat!

Angelina Paris

They are known for their amazing hot chocolate and pastries but I have found out not a lot of people know of the restaurant in the back of the cafe. The interiors not only shout French decor but so does their seasonal menu. Although one could argue that some brunch items are more American than French, the delicate and sophisticated presentation couldn't be more French. I celebrated both mine and my mom's birthday here last year and it was such a treat. 

Menu favorites:
Their menu does change quite a bit (it's always super creative) but these were my top picks:

• The mushroom rissoto
• The signature hot chocolate (bakery)
• The macarons

Le District

Le District is an upscale French food hall in Brookefield Mall

Filled with many food stations and french grocery stalls, I love to come here for their freshly made crepes & any french style snacks that I am looking for. They also offer sit down dining options that are a level up from a regular food court. Their michelin star restaurant L'Appart is on my bucket list to try soon!

Loulou

We walked into Loulou on a gloomy, rainy Saturday afternoon and the cozy atmosphere here lived up to its name. Although we all somehow ended up ordering the tomato soup and the grilled cheese, it was super delicious! My friends who have been here during Happy Hour hours were raving about their drinks. Overall, this was a very good meal. I hope to return here again when the weather is better.