This delightful and very chouette (cute) French restaurant is an excellent budget option in pricey in Hampstead, with such Gallic comfort food as onion soup and frogs' legs for starters followed by coq au vin or beef bourguignon and apple and prune Tatin for dessert. Warm welcome, charming service.
La Cage Imaginaire
North London
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