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Le Bistro
Le Bistro Review
Incline Village's hidden gem, Le Bistro serves expertly prepared French-country cuisine in a relaxed, cozy, romantic dining room. The chef-owner makes everything himself, using organically grown ingredients, and changes the menu almost daily. Expect such dishes as pâté de campagne, baked tomato bisque en croute, escargot, and herb-crusted roast lamb loin. Try the five-course prix-fixe menu ($45), which can be paired with their award-winning wine selections. Service is gracious and attentive. Be sure to ask directions when you book since the restaurant is hard to find.
- Address: 120 Country Club Dr., #29, Incline Village, NV | Map It
- Phone: 775/831-0800
- Location: Incline Village
Contact Information
- Credit cards accepted.
- Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch.
Restaurant Details
Member Reviews
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Bibbob, from California
Rude hostess/owner at the door, curt and unfriendly waiter, minuscule portions, high prices, poor food quality, noisy table cleaning by hostess in middle of meal, rushed service - it was the worst dinner out we've had in 20 years. It's funny how people always talk about the French being rude but creating great food - in this case we just got the rude. In several trips to France over the past 25 years, we always had good food and never experienced overtly rude treatment as at Le Bistro. A few examples: Asparagus salad: a pair of 6" VERY skinny (1/16") stems, cut into pieces and arranged like a tree, with multi-colored squiggles all around - as though that would make up for the complete lack of an actual salad. Same drill with the hearts of palm "salad", compsed of two perfectly straight columns of about 10 dime-sized disks of hearts of palms, but again, the chef giving vent to his creative side with the squiggles. Digging into the bread now. tiger prawn cocktail: 1 30/35 count shrimp, sliced vertically into 3 pieces and placed atop an average mushroom - but plenty of squiggles to distract you from the rumblings in your stomach. More bread to give some comfort to the wine. Tournedos of Beef - the 3 ounces of chewy filet was well-done on top and rare on the bottom and topped with an awful cheese sauce that clashed horribly with the beef and had to be scraped off to render the meat just palatable. The dessert plate was fine and, although I rarely eat dessert, I gobbled this one down to avoid going next door for some pizza. Finally was able to stop eating bread. In sum, a real disaster and for $150.
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