Dine a deux with a $96 prix-fixe for two that includes butter lettuce salad, cote de boeuf roasted in the wood oven, frites, and profiteroles, plus a bottle of rosé. It's available Sunday and Monday beginning at 5 pm.

All the La Boulange locations are offering a $12.50 box of seven macarons or a $24 blueberry and raspberry tart for the month of July.

Sip $6 cocktails like a Vesper, Corpse Reviver #2, or bellini, and nosh on $5 pate and chicken-liver mousse, $1 oysters, or a $12 tasting of cheeses. Available 10 am-9 pm on Sunday.

All of Belden Place's eateries are participating in a French-themed block party on Sunday from 4 pm onward, with restaurants offering food and drink specials, live music, and DJs.

This French spot is launching brunch on Bastille Day, with items like brioche perdu with fruit and smoked lamb carpaccio. Everyone gets a free seasonal bellini on opening day, too. It runs from 10:30 am-2:30 pm.

Grand Cafe is offering a menu where you can select any two items for $17.89 (the year the Bastille was stormed). Options include choucroute, shrimp and piperade stew, frog legs, oxtail terrine, and ratatouille-stuffed summer squash. Wear a beret or mustache (fake or real), and get a free glass of Lillet.

Chez Papa's Potrero Hill flagship is offering a $40 three-course prix fixe on Sunday, with entree options like sauteed black cod, bouillabaisse, duck confit, or lamb daube. They're open from 5:30-10 pm.

Put the "dog" back in Dogpatch by attending the Vive Le Pug party, a benefit for pug rescue organizations. They'll have wine, food, and a Les Miserables-themed pug costume contest, which will probably be amazing. Sunday from 3-6 pm; tickets here.

The Bites Off Broadway food-truck gathering will add on a special screening of The Triplets of Belleville. BYO vin.