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- 613-549-5635
Editorial Review
Vintage French posters, exposed brick and black-aproned servers create an elegant bistro feel, as does the menu, which sticks largely to French custom. A bowl of tender mussels bathed in a light, flavourful tarragon-infused champagne broth opens the meal with promise. Brawny rib-eyes, wet-aged 45 days, are accompanied by either meaty mushrooms with fingerling potatoes and a punchy horseradish-cognac sauce, or delectable generously salted frites. Mains $17–$34.
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