Péché - Carte

Tried Péché for the first time a few nights ago and WOW I would highly recommend the steak tartars (my absolute favorite), mushroom fritter, and the rabbit pasta! This place is also Austin's first Absinthe Bar offers a wide selection of pre-prohibition cocktails, so definitely be sure to grab one! Can't wait to come back!

Worst experience here mainly because I got food poisoning and ended up in the ER that night. The food itself was actually very good I won't lie and the service as well, the waiter was constantly checking on us but I wouldn't recommend ordering snails because they are what gave me food poisoning that night. Play it safe with the duck or mac and cheese.

The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere and is clean and well-kept. The staff is friendly and professional, and the food is excellent in both quantity and quality. Their fries and cream rolls are particularly delicious. It's a great spot for a casual meal, although it can get a bit noisy at times. I highly recommend trying the Texas mule; it's outstanding! Voir le carte

This is my favorite place in Austin. Her mules are made clear with fresh ginger and fresh limes. Her French onion soup was amazing and her Mac and cheese were even better! I love they don't have TVs. You're here to enjoy a bar, talk to the people you're here with and have a great time. The bartenders are all great and they are always busy with great service. It's dark and I like the vibe!

Aside from the poor table placement, odd waitstaff attire okay service, the food was very underwhelming. Is this a true French restaurant? The beet salad was like zucchini noodles and very difficult to eat. The tuna tartine was extremely salted. Duck confit was similar to a dry duck you would find at a Chinatown at 2 am and the bouillabaisse lacked saffron. Also, the bread came with a funky sauce on top that resembled cheese whiz. The only saving grace was their cocktails ambiance.

I like this place for the vibes lowkey, cozy. It is not pitch black but rather moderately lit. Being here feels like escaping from a cold winter night (not a thing in Austin) and you are cozied up inside drinking and dining on comfort food. The noise level is just right, not too rowdy but not eerily quiet. They have lots of cocktails options, I had the Poolside and really like it. My friend had a toki highball and enjoy it too, they are very refreshing.Cheese plate was okay but looks kinda sad, I would rather them charge more and give a full looking one than this half hearted attempt. And $19 is not cheap either so I expect more. Staffs were wonderful, very friendly and attentive. I have bee... Voir le carte

Definitely a place good for some drinks and appetizer! This place looks really classic and the atmosphere is quite romantic. It honestly reminds me of nyc and some old bars. A huge cocktail list to choose from and they have mocktail. If you feel s bit adventurous you can tell the bar tender your general feeling and they can surprise you with something new. I ordered their their winter special on the menu which is a duck dish. It has duck leg and a lot of purple cabbage. Delicious but the Amount of cabbage is a bit underwhelming. They have tons of appetizer, and I have to say it's definitely a place where people come for happy hour and then pop out for other activities. The restaurant was rea...

My girlfriend and I stopped in here to try out the happy hour burger that I have heard only good things about. From the start of the service was absolutely fantastic and the vibe in here was very nice.Happy hour runs from 4 to 7 Tuesday to Friday and is half off all the items on the menu marked with a star. This meant the burger was $10.50, which was a fantastic deal. The mac cheese was also have price which brought it down to $9.The food was great, and I have absolutely no complaint. The server really was authentic and enthusiastic about the food here and you could tell he really knew his stuff. All in all everything was fantastic.The only reason I left a four-star was when we were pretty d...

I knew it was going well, but I didn't expect to go with such an impression. I have dined in other restaurants in the city centre with similar decadent and expensive dishes, but Péché has all these experiences from the water. They serve some really great French dishes, wine and drinks. Overall, this is the best meal I had since I arrived in Austin in 2017. Your Happy Hour offers half-off menu items marked with a star. Ethan was our friendly host, waiter and sommelier. He proposed a sauterne wine perfectly paired with its delicious foie gras and otherwise unforgettable first-class service for the whole meal. The absinthe Chartreuse I ordered, Golden Fairy (absinthe, manufacturer, honey, lemon... Voir le carte