Reviews of Bistro du Beaujolais
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ce bon mais
I want real French food. Not Americanized. If I pay the price I would like to have the authentic food. Good wine selection. However, we will never feel like eating in Paris or any where in France even if the food is very good.
Review by Paddy from Cleveland posted April 30, 2009
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France in your backyard
A typical French Bistro with an adjusted ambiance. Affordable, great wine selection, and attentive service! I go there regularly to remember my stay in Paris...
I started with escargots cooked with parsley , butter and garlic $7.95. My entree was a well served skate wing in a mustard cream sauce $17.95.
Review by Jess from Berea posted April 12, 2008
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Nice Atmosphere, So-So Food
I wanted to visit this restaurant forever, since they were in Westlake (closed in 2003/2004). So, when I finally visited, anticipation was high (my own fault). The restaurant is really cute and romantic. The staff is pleasant. The food is very expensive. I dropped over $100 for an appetizer, two entrees, two martinis, and a tip. I had a grilled shrimp. For around $25, I received 6 medium sized shrimp and a little bit of something (rice, vegetables, I can't even remember). My husband had a stuffed eggplant entree. It was very disappointing. Salt and pepper aren't the only seasoning options. The potential is here, the idea is great. There is a patio that is right on 252 in the quaint little shopping district in Olmsted Falls. It's such a great location and such a great little building. There just needs to be a shake up in the kitchen. I will happily pay these prices if the quality is there, but right now it's not.
Review by Julie from North Olmsted posted October 16, 2007
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