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Bistro Le Roux

4.5 (541 reviews)
Open • 5:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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Classy
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Short ribs

Saw the reviews here on yelp so had to give it a try. I'm sometimes cautious about yelp reviews but this time they were spot on. What an amazing place with great food and service. Highly recommend if you are k. The Lake George region

Surf and turf
Kseniya K.

Efficient, quick service. Friendly staff. Old style bistro atmosphere. Simple furnishings of wooden tables and old style booths. Homey, provance feel. Great for a quiet family dinner, an intimate date, or a relaxed friends' gathering. We didn't feel rushed to leave, as we slowly savored our meal. This is a spot for relaxing and enjoying life. Extra shout out to the superb staff for finding my diamond earring (which I accidentally dropped in the booth where we dined) and saving it for me for pick up after more than a day. All the food was superb. You have a choice of either getting a large plate (entree size) or a smaller plate (appetizer size). Glad we listened to our waiter's advice and ordered multiple small plates to share. Definitely recommend that--instead of getting entrees, order multiple plates in smaller (appetizer) size and sample them all. What a treat! We had seared scallops, surf and turf, braised short ribs, lobster risotto, and the night's special dessert of whipped peanut butter pie. Every dish was masterfully executed and presented. Chefs have done true justice to every ingredient. We licked the plates clean and left throughly satisfied and content with such delightful culinary experience. Would be back to sample everything on the menu!

Brian R.

Visiting Lake George, i brought someone along to try their food, they did not disappoint. They had a few vegetarian options that I had to try. The pear and watermelon salads were delicious! Perfectly crafted and mixed with a beautiful presentation. The eggplant and vegetable risotto were fantastic. The ingredients all work perfectly together and the portion size is just right. The cheesecake was the best I ever had. If you're in the area, you owe it to yourself to go there and try the food.

Prosecco

Have been here several times and everything is always amazing. The menu changes seasonally, so if you're a creature of habit then this might not be the place for you. The dishes are always creative, dynamic, and delicious. We started with cocktails I had a tomato martini (sounds weird, was incredible) and husband had a manhattan. Appetizers were crab cakes--fresh, crispy. I had the peach glazed pork chop that came with Parmesan risotto and he had the game meat mac and cheese. These are so hard to describe because I'm not a chef but they were phenomenal. The best part was dessert. We had the special--roasted strawberries and strawberry puree, coconut melange, vanilla sorbet with a crunchy coconut cookie and toasted coconut flakes. I kid you not, despite being full, I could have eaten a whole second plate of this. The waiter was friendly and responsive, knowledgeable about the menus. The restaurant is like an upscale cozy vibe. Will continue to come back again and again!!!

Seared Sea Scallops w/ prosciutto wrapped asparagus, sherry butter sauce served w/ sweet pea mashed potatoes & shaved Grana Padano.
Roger K.

Not much has changed in ten years, and that is good. Because the things that haven't changed are the friendliness of the hostess and staff, the welcoming feeling, the availability of small and full portion sizes, and still having Ubu on their draft list. It's just difficult to believe that both of our visits were only in 2012. We were quite fortunate on this, once again, non-reservation-visit to not only score the last table available, but for it to be a high-top located at the edge of the kitchen service window, away from all the other diners. Once again, we had a wonderful view into the kitchen, even better than on our first visit, watching the kitchen staff working as a well-coordinated team meeting the demand of the evening's first rush with precision. And all those dishes looked delicious as the servers retrieved them. I started with a Von Trapp Pilsner ($9) from the half-dozen craft brews on draft. It was crisp and clean. My wife ordered a Blackberry Lemonade ($6) from their Mocktails. It was both tart and sweet as advertised, but she was surprised to find it had blueberries in it, even if it did have a blackberry syrup. It still was tasty. Once again, we decided to share a small Salad Special (small portion $12/full portion $23) Mediterranean couscous over spinach with kalamata and Spanish olives, cucumbers, and tomatoes with an Italian vinaigrette and feta cheese. It was refreshing and flavorful. We also shared a small Goat Cheese Encroute(sic.) ($12/$23). The chef obviously took some liberty in describing this dish as Madagascar vanilla & Bing cherry fondue with baguette. It may have met the "fondue" definition by virtue of the goat cheese having to have been melted at some point, and the "encroute" was a coating around the cheese, but it was not the expected pastry coating. But none of that mattered with the first taste. This was an absolutely delicious blend of flavors with our server Jackie explaining that the chocolate flavor we thought we detected was from the caramelization. Moving right along to our entrées, my wife chose the small Seared Sea Scallops ($19/$37) with prosciutto wrapped asparagus, and a sherry butter sauce served with sweet pea mashed potatoes and shaved Grana Padano. Two of the three scallops were cooked perfectly, the smallest of the three was very slightly underdone. Sign of a cautious chef? Overall, a delicious meal. I ordered the small Cabernet Braised Short Ribs ($19/$37). If this was "small" than I can only imagine how hungry a person would have to be to complete a full portion. The piece of short ribs was not only quite plentiful, but it was also very tender and flavorful. The hominy was soft without being mushy, and delicious with the addition of smoked Gouda and apple cider bacon. The crispy potato nest was actually a topping of perfectly crispy, finely seasoned, julienned fries. I barely saved room for dessert. But as Jackie listed the desserts, she mentioned that the chef who had developed the Salad Special that we thought was so outstanding, was also the chef who created the special dessert of the day - Tiramisu. Trusting in this chef's track record for the evening, I ordered the Tiramisu ($10). It was a pleasureful ending to dinner along with a good cup of coffee. My compliments to the chef and the entire staff at Bistro Le Roux.

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welcoming place, casual. our wait time was a bit long, but we had a child with us who bore it bravely. great food and great service

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Went there twice it was excellent. The atmosphere the bar is a lot bigger than I thought it was, but the entrées were delicious.

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Food was great! Loved the small portions, allowing us to try a couple of different things. Service was excellent...highly recommend

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Bistro Le Roux - newamerican - Updated October 2026

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