Alexandria, VA
Le Refuge
On the menu: Escargots (with tomatoes, garlic butter)
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Escargots
Snails commonly served with garlic and parsley butter.
Say it: es-kar-GOH (approximate English pronunciation)
Escargots means snails. French menus often offer them with garlic and parsley butter, including Burgundy-style preparations. They may arrive in shells, a special dish or another presentation. The term identifies the ingredient but does not promise one exact recipe, so the preparation and portion are useful details to check.
Names to look for on menus
escargot, escargots
Explore its regional connections: Burgundy
Find it in the US ↓Where to try Escargots
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Washington, DC
Le Sel French Bistro
On the menu: Roasted Escargot
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Le Sud Mediterranean Kitchen
On the menu: Escargots au Chablis
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Le Tout Va Bien - French Restaurant
On the menu: Escargots persillés (6/12)
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Les Enfants de Bohème
On the menu: Escargot
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LOULOU
On the menu: Escargots
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Luca Bistro
On the menu: Escargot à la Bourguignonne
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M. Peppers
On the menu: Escargot
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Maison Harlem
On the menu: Escargot
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Maison Lacour French Restaurant
On the menu: Escargots (garlic butter sauce with mushrooms)
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Maison Provence Restaurant
On the menu: Brouillade d’escargot et persillade
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Maison Sun
On the menu: Escargot “Ốc Sên” (Eclosion)
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About this guide and further reading
Written by Eat French.Food. Reference check: 2026-10-12. Pronunciations are approximate guides for English speakers.