Le Bistro

I love this place! The food is great and the server is awesome. I came here for the first time about a month ago and I returned couple weeks later and the same server remember my favorite wine. We tried the frog legs which were so delicious and crispy.

Good place for French food. The real bargain is the nightly special for 24.95. This includes a soup or salad (when we went the soup was a lovely carrot), entrée (choice of sand dabs or duck l'orange), and dessert. Amazing food, decent wine selection, and good attentive service.

unreal food
each dish we have had as a family of 5, such a delicious experience

souffle is a must

We walked in just in time to get a seat before the after noon rush! The staff consisted of two cooks and one waitress. My date and i both ordered off the daily menu, steak and pot roast respectively. Good portions, great price! The sauce on my steak a bit salty but altogether a delicious and savory dish. For dessert we ordered the souffle of course, which was... Ok. I've never had one before, so i didn't know what to expect, but it was not something I'd wait twenty minutes for again. The saving grace was the baked Alaska! Ice cream on a crispy bread bottom covered in flaming whipped egg whites, with a hint of alcohol from the shot poured on top to light the egg white, this hard to find dessert was exquisite! The supreme end to a great meal, oh and before i forget, order a caramel latte to go with your dessert, you won't regret it!

The opening weeks of Le Bistro were quite a chaotic time of joyous reconnection of previous clientele and the return of quality and authentic French ambience and cuisine. The restaurant is an intimate storefront establishment, with an open kitchen and a modern decor that is reminiscent of family eateries in the French countryside. After the closing of Cafe Provençal six years ago, there was a major void created in the inland valley where once amazing and truly French food and hospitality were proffered by a family of French restaurateurs, who had owned a succession of fine dining establishments for decades. Le Bistro is the latest version of these restaurants. The menu is a little smaller than those that were found at Cafe Provençal, The Blackboard, or La Cheminée, but retains the freshness, quality, and superb preparation that longtime patrons have come to expect. It is a wonderful thing to once again have a local place to enjoy truly fine food, and to practice speaking French. Check out this new incarnation, and yes, imagine you are in France--make a reservation, and enjoy a delicious meal!