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Most Popular French food in Wembley, Western Australia, Australia
Find out what French restaurants to try in Wembley including Chez Pierre, Bistro des Artistes, P'tite Ardoise Bistro
1. Chez Pierre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 399 reviews
Reviewed By eric1857
We came here for an anniversary dinner last night. Both my partner and I have been to France several times and we understand the cuisine. The food was outstanding with attentive service and an excellent selection of wine. If you want to treat yourself this is the place to go and its worth every penny.
2. Bistro des Artistes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
Authentic French Bistro run by Chef Alain Fabregues of the Loose Box Restaurant in Mundaring. Offering classic French dishes such as the Beef Cheek, Duck Confit and Alainâs superb Seafood Crepe.
Reviewed By CWGSperth
Only recently read in the newspaper that Alain Fabregues hadnât sold the restaurant. It had been a favourite place for a quick affordable lunch and I always had the duck. The waiter advised there were only 2 serves of the confit of duck left. This was my opportunity to try something else. The snapper fillet was spot delicious served with winter vegetables. By the way I was told the duck was superb. A starter of a Spanish warm salad with Fremantle Sardines was tasty.The waiter was knowledgeable on the food and wines. A very relaxing enjoyable evening. Bistro des Artistes continues to deliver a little of Paris in Perth. (I will have to seek out a duck confit when I am in Paris in September)
3. P'tite Ardoise Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
French Bistro. P'tite Ardoisse provides casual gourmet dining at its best in a romantic atmosphere that would not be out of place in Lyon, Nice or Paris.
Reviewed By Anthony_Perth666
French cuisine and its accompanying culinary techniques stand at the pinnacle of the food world. Sadly this restaurant didn't live up to expectations, sure it has nice linen and ambience. Unfortunately the food was nothing special, an abysmal bland Escargots entree was yuck (don't change a classic) , additionally the Bouillabaisse was equally dreadful, rubbery fish (not sure how they managed that texture) in an overtly salty soup....inedible. The final insult to a notion of a French restaurant ...no Pernod or Ricard wtf.
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