Get a taste of French cuisine in this authentic bistro-style restaurant. Serving up all the classics you’d find on the other side of the channel, as well as some exciting twists on the French cuisine, you can enjoy a tasty and hearty meal in Le Bistrot Pierre.
Priding itself on the use of fresh and seasonal ingredients, you’ll find traditional dishes such as Beef Boeuf Bourguignon, honey-glazed pork medallions and spring risotto alongside more foreign-leaning tagines and Thai fishcakes. The menu, although filled with flavour, is simple. Perfect if you aren’t great at making decisions.
If you happen to be passing by on a Wednesday night, join in on its 'steak soiree'. Your choice of steak served with pommes frites, your preferred sauce and crème brûlée to finish. All for under £20, this set-menu is a bargain.
Now, you can’t have French food without wine – we’re pretty sure it’s in the French constitution. Thankfully, Le Bistrot Pierre delivers with an extensive menu, which includes handy flavour categories (great if you aren’t a wine expert but pretend to be), so you’ll be sure to have something ideal to accompany your meal. Its wide selection of gins and cocktails won’t disappoint either.
The French are known for their fantastic desserts and serving up all the French classics, Le Bistrot delivers crepes with your choice of filling, Valrhona chocolate mousse – topped with meringue – and, of course, crème brûlée. You simply cannot leave without having one of these sweet treats.
This well-lit and charming bistro, housed in an old pub building, features exposed beams and French artwork, making it a great place to visit if you want authentic French food without jumping on the Eurostar to Paris. You’re sure to get the same great quality food and atmosphere here. Whether you bring the kids for a treat, take your parents to dinner or go with a loved one for a romantic date, this restaurant will tick everyone’s boxes.