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This restaurant has closed . Went past there tonight . Gone . No idea what will replace it .Can't review it as it is empty…
franc924
Bistro de Philippe
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Very genial host with a good sense of humour. Food good and well presented. Helpings could be a little bigger.…
V79GRbrianl
Bistro de Philippe
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Some fair to good dishes, some ordinary dishes. We had 3 entrees, 4 mains, 2 desserts. Duck confit was dry, red wine jus was mushroom in gravy, paella…
Willard L
Bistro de Philippe
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Philippe, the face behind the name Bistro de Philippe is the previous owned the famous La Goulue fine dining restaurant in Crows Nest. With the Bistro, the aim is to provide the same quality food and wine but within a more casual setting.Our French chef specialises in typical French country and regional dishes from Alsace Provence and other areas of France. These genuine French fares are reasonably priced and can be paired with our unique selection of French wines.So, come in, enjoy our relaxing, friendly, French atmosphere. Visit us for lunch or for late afternoon drinks whist sharing a platter or cold meats, cheeses or pate made on site. Or, stay for dinner.... Whatever your mood dictates. You are sure to enjoy the experience and become part of our Bistro's Francophile community. We hope to see you soon.PhilippeDetails
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4 Reviews on “Bistro de Philippe”
This restaurant has closed . Went past there tonight . Gone . No idea what will replace it .Can’t review it as it is empty
Very genial host with a good sense of humour. Food good and well presented. Helpings could be a little bigger.
Some fair to good dishes, some ordinary dishes. We had 3 entrees, 4 mains, 2 desserts. Duck confit was dry, red wine jus was mushroom in gravy, paella had hardly any rice. Service friendly but a bit slow. Won’t be rushing back.
We both had the bouillabaisse it was extrremely good and good value for the price. Wec sat inside and it was nice and quiet though we would have preferred Charles Aznavour soundtracks