Lyonnaise Salad
Bistro Jeanty

Bistro Jeanty

6510 Washington St., Yountville 94599, 94599-1385, YOUNTVILLE, United States

Soup • French • Ice Cream • French Food


"Seldom do you go to a restaurant when the entire experience is flawless. To experience that in a bistro is truly a find. The term Bistro , a fanciful corruption of the Russian word for quick probably came from Napoleaon 's grenadiers who heard it during the ill fated invasion of Russia which ended in 1812. But the nature of food that is quick doesn 't lend itself to deep commitment to detail, plating as if you were at a fine dining establishment at the height of its powers. Yet that is exactly what we got at a memorable lunch June 16. Every aspect of this food screamed organizational perfection, pride in the work and most importantly, treating customers as honored guests. It has been a Thomas Keller signature to run his restaurants with this sort of care, but to actually experience it makes one believe in humanity 's ability to achieve heights which most of us can only dream of. All the dishes were executed with simplicity and love for the ingredients. The star for me was a smoked trout, which was presented not as the dry salty generic fish you get in most markets. This was a meaty, delicate filet of trout, rather reminiscent of the otherworldly herring I have had in Amsterdam. served with olive oil and simple onion/potato foundation, it just sang unique and sensuous appetizer. Salad Lyonnais is another star, simply served with perfect lardon and soft boiled egg which made the perfect greens sing with joy. Loved the wine list, with really nice half bottle and by the glass choices with great balance between big names and local finds. Needless to say we will be back for dinner, but the first impression is a major love affair. Have to compliment the thoughtful and stunningly knowledgeable staff which made the entire experience more fulfilling than many three star restaurants which deal in PR more than actual cooking. Bravo to Bistro Jeanty! (Traducido por Google) Rara vez vas a un restaurante cuando toda la experiencia es impecable. Experimentar eso en un bistró es verdaderamente un hallazgo. El término Bistro , una corrupción fantasiosa de la palabra rusa para rápido probablemente provino de los granaderos de Napoleón que lo escucharon durante la nefasta invasión de Rusia que terminó en 1812. Pero la naturaleza de la comida que es rápida no se presta hasta un profundo compromiso con los detalles, sirviendo como si estuviera en un establecimiento de alta cocina en el apogeo de sus poderes. Sin embargo, eso es exactamente lo que obtuvimos en un almuerzo memorable el 16 de junio. Cada aspecto de esta comida gritaba perfección organizacional, orgullo en el trabajo y, lo que es más importante, tratar a los clientes como invitados de honor. Ha sido una firma de Thomas Keller administrar sus restaurantes con este tipo de cuidado, pero experimentarlo realmente hace que uno crea en la capacidad de la humanidad para alcanzar alturas con las que la mayoría de nosotros solo puede soñar. Todos los platos fueron ejecutados con sencillez y amor por los ingredientes. La estrella para mí fue una trucha ahumada, que no se presentó como el pescado genérico seco salado que se obtiene en la mayoría de los mercados. Este fue un filete de trucha carnoso y delicado, que recuerda bastante al arenque de otro mundo que comí en Amsterdam. servido con aceite de oliva y base simple de cebolla/papa, simplemente cantó un aperitivo único y sensual. La ensalada Lyonnais es otra estrella, simplemente servida con manteca de cerdo perfecta y huevo pasado por agua que hizo que las verduras perfectas cantaran de alegría. Me encantó la lista de vinos, con media botella realmente agradable y opciones por copa con un gran equilibrio entre grandes nombres y hallazgos locales. No hace falta decir que volveremos a cenar, pero la primera impresión es una gran historia de amor. Tengo que felicitar al personal atento y asombrosamente bien informado que hizo que toda la experiencia fuera más satisfactoria que muchos restaurantes de tres estrellas que se ocupan de las relaciones públicas más que de la cocina real. Bravo a Bistro Jeanty!"

Kiki's Bistro

Kiki's Bistro

900 N. Franklin St. , Chicago, United States Of America

Wine • French • Bistro • European


"The service was outstanding; we were warmly welcomed and offered coat check. Our waiter was very friendly, and since it was a slower night, our food arrived quickly—within ten minutes of placing our order. Now, let’s talk about the food. It was all fantastic! We started with three appetizers: the French onion soup, which is one of their signature dishes (or so I hear), foie gras, and frog legs (which I was initially hesitant about). We thoroughly enjoyed all of them, and we weren’t too full to savor our main courses: duck and lamb shanks. My fiancé declared his duck the best he had ever tasted, and I completely agreed about my lamb, which was both tender and full of flavor. For drinks, he chose a Duvel, a strong Belgian beer, while I had a sparkling rosé (nothing extraordinary, but reasonably priced) and Kiki's martini, which was flavored with white grape juice, giving it a sweet, almost iridescent quality that made it easy to drink. I typically don’t indulge in martinis, so I appreciated this unique flavor, although a more seasoned martini drinker might feel differently. To finish off our meal, we shared the crème brûlée, which was delicious—rich and crunchy, complete with a candle for the birthday celebration. There was some chocolate at the bottom that I didn’t care for (as I’m not a fan of chocolate), but my fiancé enjoyed it immensely. I don’t usually write reviews, but I hope I’ve encouraged others to check out Kiki's if they haven’t already. I believe they will have just as amazing, relaxed, classy, and delicious an experience as we did."

Kristine's

Kristine's

51 Witherspoon St, 08542, Princeton, US, United States

Wine • Kebab • French • Coffee


"Kristine?s serves a multitude of delicious appetizers, entrees, and drinks. My boyfriend and I celebrated our anniversary here last Saturday (4/2), and we were swooning over the savory and everlasting flavors. We still cannot stop talking about the food. The service was rocky, truth be told, but Kristine?s was quick to recover their mistakes-this did not go unnoticed. Our reservation was for 7:15, and we arrived 5 minutes ahead of time for check-in. Yet, we were seated after a 7:30 reservation instead-we waited well past our time for an open table. The manager quickly noticed and offered us our first round of drinks on them. Drinks were superb, whiskey cocktails and wine. We waited roughly a half-hour for the appetizer, which was well beyond worth it. The mussels were large and beyond flavorful, lord. The sauce resembled a creamy carbonara/ Alfredo but 10000% better! Paired with crispy salty fries-we were starstruck. Following the entree, our meal came out 2 hours after being seated, lol. Literally 2 hours, at 9:40. Because of this, our appetizer and another round of drinks were generously comped. The entrees were delicious and savory, mouthwatering- dismissing the 2-hour dreadful wait. Although the restaurant was generous enough to comp parts of our meal, it was still hard to move over the matter of 2 and half hour sit down dinner from the start (waiting to be seated) to finishing the check... We purposely came out to Princeton to go to Bent Spoon across the street, but by the time our entrees came out, we asked for the check as plates were placed on the table. By the time the check was brought back, it was 9:55, and it was too late to get our Bent Spoon as they closed at 10 pm. The experience was fantastic minus the hungry period, but in all honesty, we will be returning. We came from Marlboro to Princeton (45 minutes) to celebrate with a nice dinner and ice cream, in time before we needed to be somewhere. We were well behind our anticipated plans and sadly show"