In the mood for a tasty crepe chased down with rich French press coffee? Try this unpretentious, inexpensive Capitol Hill restaurant.

The lunch specials here are the penny-pinching Francophile foodie's best friend, and the dinners are scrumptious as well.

The moody, old-school Post Alley location and classic cuisine make Cafe Campagne a fabulous locale for a fancy, romantic date. Want something even more upscale? Try its nearby sibling, Campagne.

Le Pichet owners Joanne Herron and Jim Drohman bring their French culinary instincts to South Capitol Hill. This coffee shop, bar and cafe is at once gourmet and casual.

Need a glamorous, upscale French restaurant with reliably exquisite food for an anniversary dinner -- or maybe a proposal? Campagne's your place.

At Pike Place Market's tiny, romantic Chez Shea, prix-fixe menus highlight local, seasonal ingredients. Shea's Lounge, a casual bistro and bar wedded to the finer-dining room, offers a broad range of menu choices, from "small plates" seafood specialties to globally inspired dishes.

Chef/owner Stephane Ohayon, a native of Nice, designed Entre Nous ("between us") with sharing in mind, offering an extensive French tapas and fondue menu well into the evening.

You get what you pay for at Ballard's incongruous and excellent Le Gourmand, a pricey, romantic little place where food really is an art form. The place is best of breed.

It's hard to get more charming than this downtown bistro, an excellent, quaint and surprisingly affordable spot that simply oozes old world charm.

Belltown's nouvelle Mistral serves up a downright scrumptious haute cuisine.

If you got the money, honey (at least a couple hundred dollars for dinner for two), they've got the time to serve up a six- or nine-course meal that'll make your head spin.

With casual service, a full bar and a short list of bistro classics including pate de campagne, coq au vin, steak frites and boeuf bourguigon, Voilà! in Madison Valley should appeal to anyone in search of a good meal at a great price.