Immerse yourself in French culture by visiting the coolest wine bars the city has to offer.

We all know how much fun <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/travel-living/natural-wine-bars-nyc" target="_blank" rel="noopener">wine bars</a> are. After gaining much popularity in the 2000s, they're now people's go-to spots for socializing with friends, going on cute dates, and even indulging in happy hour after work. With the weather being not so great for outdoor activities now in New York City, it's nearly impossible to resist an invitation to a cozy, inviting, (and warm) wine bar.&nbsp;
If you're looking for some classic French wine bars this season but won't be going to Paris anytime soon, look no further. L'OFFICIEL has carefully picked out the best <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/travel-living/chanel-bordeaux-france-vineyards-winemaking" target="_blank" rel="noopener">French</a> wine bars in NYC&mdash;perfect spots to escape the cold.&nbsp;

Located in New York City's West Village, L'Accolade is a French restaurant and wine bar with an inviting hidden garden. Featuring a 10-page wine list, this charming location is a must-visit on your next bar-hopping weekend.&nbsp;

With a top-notch French cheese selection,&nbsp;Am&eacute;lie is a cozy-chic wine bar in both the Upper West Side and the West Village. The authentic French spot offers "the happier hour" until 7 pm every day, with a $12 wine flight and $6 sangrias, as well as classic French appetizers like escargots.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Vin Sur Vingt Bistro&nbsp;

You'll find this French bistro no matter where you are in Manhattan. With locations in Nomad, West Village, East Village, Midtown East, and Upper West Side, and over 250 wines to choose from, Vin Sur Vingt Bistro is a fun get-together spot.&nbsp;
Its inviting atmosphere is the ideal group scene, offering a curated French wine and cheese tasting option as well as a get-together package&mdash;including open wine and food for 2 hours (up to 25 guests).&nbsp;

If you're into a more laid-back atmosphere but still like keeping it classy, check out Aldo Sohm. Mixing elements of both American and French cultures, the French Wine Bar features a living room-like aesthetic&mdash;perfect for more relaxed hangouts away from the city's hustle and bustle.
Here, there are over forty types of wine by-the-glass, and over 200 by the bottle&mdash;including French classics Bordeaux and White Burgundy.&nbsp;

With a brand new menu for 2024, Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels is a hidden gem in Little Italy that sheds light on independent wine producers while remaining authentically French. The rustic-chic bar is located in Soho and also serves small French and Mediterranean dishes.&nbsp;

With owners Lee Hanson and Riad Nasr, former Balthazar cooks, Frenchette incorporates all things French&mdash;of course including its varied wine selection. If you want to feel like you're having a glass in a Parisian wine bar, head downtown to Tribeca and visit Frenchette.&nbsp;

Located in the heart of the East Village, Claud is a French restaurant and wine bar with an open-kitchen concept, serving every night from 5:00-10:00pm. This French inspired spot is recommended for date nights and groups, and also offers exquisite appetizers and main dishes.

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NYC's newest French wine bar is now open in Soho and offers a carefully curated wine list from France and all over the world. Bisou (French for "kisses"), claims to be the perfect spot for drinks with friends and first dates. This romantic spot is open until 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays&mdash;perfect for post-dinner drinks!

Temperance is the go-to spot for global wine lovers. Featuring bottles from Croatia, Greece, and of course France, this eclectic spot is located in the West Village. Temperance opened its doors in 2021 and has been a favorite amongst NYC wine lovers ever since.&nbsp;

Attended by The Vampire Diaries stars Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder, Marylou is a French bistro, wine bar, and speakeasy you can't miss in the East Village. This vibrant and cozy bar is known for its extensive French wine list, jazz nights, and even a weekend brunch menu&mdash;what more can you ask for?&nbsp;&nbsp;

Imbibe at These 10 Chic French Wine Bars in NYC

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