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À la Bonne Franquette

New Farm

À la Bonne Franquette is a French deli and takeaway spot located on Brunswick Street in New Farm. 

A one-of-a-kind concept for Brisbane's culinary scene, the French-inspired eatery is named after an old-school French expression meaning 'simple' or 'unfussy'. À la Bonne Franquette is just that, bringing hearty and delicious French food to Brisbane without all of the fancy fuss. 

Shelves of food, À la Bonne Franquette New Farm

The cosy space features shelves of imported goodies, with everything from pates and terrines to lollies, chips, cheeses, syrups and sauces. After you've had a little browse, you will make your way to the back of the space which boasts a small kitchen that dishes out a range of home-style French eats.

Plate of braised Duck with vegetables, À la Bonne Franquette New Farm

With only 4 seats available in store, À la Bonne Franquette's kitchen is geared to take away fare - enjoy it at home or at one of New Farm's beautiful green spaces. 

Plate of Creme Caramel, À la Bonne Franquette New Farm

The mouthwatering menu is made up of classic French fare like Bœuf bourguignon, Canard braisé au vin blanc (Braised duck Maryland with white wine sauce), Coq au vin (Braised chicken Maryland, cooked in rich red wine jus), French raclette (Melted raclette cheese, served on steamed potato, with charcuterie and pickles) - just to name a few. Sweet tooths can dig into Flan pâtissier, dark chocolate mousse or Créme caramel. 

Exterior Facade À la Bonne Franquette New Farm

Need to know: There is on-street parking available in surrounding streets. 

By Bryanna Rossow 

À la Bonne Franquette

710 Brunswick St

New Farm 

Opening hours 

0420 280 624

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