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Bistrot Du Coin
Bistro and French Restaurant$$$$
Northwest Washington, Washington
"Both the mussels and the fish of the day (trout) were perfect."(26 Tips)
"Also the best French onion soup I've had."(9 Tips)
"I would trade by first born child for the escargot."(8 Tips)
"fantastic here as well as the steak frite."(4 Tips)
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Laetitia BrockDecember 20, 2009book a table for the 10 pm seating on the third wednesday of November. Enjoy a good dinner and be one of the first to try out the year's Beaujolais Nouveau wine.
CarolynAugust 23, 2011A cozy French restaurant with tasty food. Don't miss the wide variety of mussels!
The chicken soup is divine. The roast chicken w/frites is a delight. Good things happen here.
Lisayz CAugust 6, 2011Absolutely order a pot of mussels I can have just that! The steak was alright definitely had better. Side of fries is a must!
The Brunch menu (Sat & Sun, 11am-4pm) is great and inexpensive. A lot of different omelets that come with fries ($7-$13). Huge portions! Read more
Rachel Stirba MoneypennyApril 26, 2010Just fabulous French food - amazing mussels and duck! Make reservations ahead of time for dinner if you want to wait less than an hour.
Felicia FettJune 30, 2013Try the Creme Brulee - Almost as good as in Paris. I do not say this often.
Tammy GordonMarch 20, 2010I <3 the frites, mussels, tartines (open faces sandwiches) & raviolis! + Moet Rose!
- At brunch, ask them to add swiss cheese to the herb omelette. Very nice.
There are three things one should try: Gratinée des Halles (Onion Soup), Moules Mariniers, and Onglet à l’échalotte (Hanger Steak and Fries) Read more
- Maxwell ZAugust 7, 2010Try a seafood dish. Both the mussels and the fish of the day (trout) were perfect.
kathleen watsonDecember 1, 2013The food was great, but the restaurant is noisy. Hard to hear conversation at our table.
Eric WaltonJuly 7, 2013One of the better places for cassoulet in the area; however, I thought the duck confit was underwhelming.
Gonzague DambricourtMarch 6, 2011A french restaurant that doesnt recognize a french driver license / you better book / decent prices / 2 stairs
Jason ChanFebruary 1, 2010Come here for the mussels! The Moules Normandes and Moules Catalanes are both good choices. Read more
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Bistrot Du Coin
1738 Connecticut Ave NW (at S St. NW)
Washington, D.C. 20009
United States
Washington, D.C. 20009
United States
Closed until 11:30 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Wed
- 11:30 AM–Midnight
- Thu–Fri
- 11:30 AM–1:00 AM
- Sat
- Noon–1:00 AM
- Sun
- Noon–Midnight
(202) 234-6969
Features
Reservations
Yes
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. Discover & Visa)
Outdoor Seating
No
Food & Drink
Menus
Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour
Drinks
Beer, Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails
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- 5.6
"Food is absolutely top notch, the sunday brunch is to die for!"
Ramzy Haddad - 7.9
"The green eggs and ham at brunch were really yummy. Also the grilled peaches are a must!"
Lynn Pina - 8.4
"4th time this year ! ❤️ the food! Try the aushak, manti, quroti,khamer maghrebi! They have unique sauces : try the lawaan and reyhaan dishes , the sholay is a meat and rice risotto that is comforting!"
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- 9.1
"The coffee is to die for. As is the maple walnut gelato! Love this place. Save up for a bit as its pricey."
Seth Rosenblatt - 8.6
"Brunch was wonderful. For a brie, spinach omelet which was delish. Reservations recommended to avoid long waits though browsing the bookstore is fun too"
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- 8.9
"Great for hanging out, and a nice shortcut for navigating the maze of streets."
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