Le Bistro de l'Absynthe

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Poitiers, France

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Bistro· Restaurant· French restaurant

Le Bistro de l'Absynthe Reviews | Rating 4,5 out of 5 stars

Le Bistro de l'Absynthe is located in Poitiers, France on 36 Rue Carnot. Le Bistro de l'Absynthe is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category bistro in France.

Address

36 Rue Carnot

Price range

$$

Phone

+33 549372844

Service options

Outdoor seatingTakeawayDine-in

Amenities

Toilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seating

Offerings

AlcoholBeerCocktailsCoffeeHealthy optionsKids' menuSpiritsWine

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
Most praised
Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Will LizZard
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Always an excellent menu, for many years now. Great creativity and extremely good food for the price.

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David Fairclough
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Had the frogs legs in Garlic sauce they were amazing the lady who served me was so helpful. I only speak basic French so she gave me the menu in English. The profiteroles are amazing too. Highly recommended

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Lukasz Sadownik
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Great food and well priced. Tried few other places and this was the highlight of the week so far.

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Louise Hinchcliffe
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Just finished the most delicious lunch in a most charming restaurant. The atmosphere was lovely and very classic French. The service and staff were efficient and friendly. No complaints what so ever, we will be back for sure !!I Highly recommend if you are in or near to Poitiers and there is parking around the corner at Parking Hotel De Ville. This is a must do

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Adrian Smith
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We have visited this restaurant frequently over the last 8 years, 3-4 times a year. It has become a bit of a tradition when ever we go to our holiday home in the area. The food has always been excellent, and the prices are very reasonable. One of the main people serving during this time is a blonde lady who is from the South West of England originally. On one of our visits she did explain that for most Brits she chooses to only speak French and let them struggle, when she feels they don't deserve any help. Unfortunately she does not have a good memory for faces (or maybe she does which makes this even worse). On our last few visits she's decided to treat us to this approach, which I feel is unnecessary and just spiteful considering she could help us when trying to traverse the menu choices. She was still more than happy to take any tips offered, I suspect thinking she was so smart and the bloody Brits can educate themselves or just struggle on. Obviously this isn't the biggest deal in the world, and it goes without saying we'll start a new tradition some place else. But I wanted to let all those who just struggled on bumbling through the menu that the lady stood waiting for your order was having a little chuckle to herself. But like I said the food is nice, although the daily menu is pretty constant ( steak, steak tartare, or a n other dish. Then profiteer rolls, or a fruit/ ice-cream dish). Anyway that's my lot, just thought you might like to when your sat there.

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Stefan Kay
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Nice atmospheric small restaurant : food good with ample helpings. Good value and recommended.

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Markus D
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friendly service in french, english and german. Fair prices for very delicious food. The long cooked calf shoulder was wonderful tender and matches perfectly to the french potato gratin. The room is little closely but it has some autentic atmosphere

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Steve Buckland
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Turned up late after long travel, welcomed and made to feel at a home. Great beer, wine and fois gras. Recommended.

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