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Yummy. And never see the bottom of your wine glass again. Eventually we had to leave wine in the glass so they'd stop refilling it. One waiter just circled the room with a bottle of red in one hand, white in the other.
Great food (French onion soup) and the best chocolate cake I have ever had or probably will ever have again.
No ambiance, but we didn't really need any. It was buffet style, too.
Reservations were necessary here, too. Just about everywhere, I think.
Favorite Dish: I just talked about this. But it was worth repeating. French onion soup. Like they invented it. And chocolate cake. Did I mention the cake?
Written Dec 13, 2002
Address: Place du General de Gaulle
Phone: 508412419
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Neat little place tucked in residental neighborhood. Seafaring theme...unsurprising I guess. Great food (says joe) learn some french before you order (says carrie). But you absolutely can't just walk in off the street. On that we agree.
Favorite Dish: Baked salmon on a cedar shingle. With stringbeans wrapped in bacon and awesome potatoes. No really have some. And they appear to reserve the table for you FOR THE WHOLE NIGHT.
Written Dec 13, 2002
Address: 2 rue Marcel Bonin
Phone: 508412100
Beautiful historic hotel and restaurant downtown St. Pierre
Favorite Dish: We loved our meal here, but don't remember what it was. Order wine, though. This was the first time we decided not to, since we'd had wine with practically every meal. We asked for spring water, and the waitress plunked a 2 liter bottle in the middle of the table and acted very offended.
Written Dec 13, 2002
Traditional French cuisine, Brasserie menu, à la carte menu and a full Pizzeria selection.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: 6, rue Maître Georges Lefèvre
Written Oct 10, 2006
Written Oct 10, 2006
Traditional French cuisine with a great view of one of the town’s main streets.
Written Oct 10, 2006
Address: 14, rue Albert Briand
Website: http://www.lepharespm.com
Written Oct 10, 2006
Up over a bar, but not too noisy. Very friendly place, a modicum of atmosphere
Favorite Dish: Not the pizza. Mostly the fault of the sauce. Pasta was killer though.
Written Dec 13, 2002
Address: 14, rue Albert Briand
Phone: 0508419160
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Up over a bar, but not too noisy. Very friendly place, a modicum of atmosphere Not the pizza. Mostly the fault of the sauce. Pasta was killer though.
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