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    Parc Bistro

    4.1 (251 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    PARC BISTRO ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Romantic
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Avocado Toast
    John K.

    Parc offers an intimate setting, warmed by a brick oven, with well crafted cocktails and a diverse offering of comfort dishes for any taste. My old fashioned was made with larceny bourbon and a perfect touch of Luxardo cherries. The halibut special was excellent and was accompanied by a delicious slaw, lightly charred broccolini and saffron rice. My mate offered me a few bites of the house burger he ordered which will be on my short list for next visit. Everything on the table was colorful and I was very impressed with the portions and how reasonable the prices of our dishes were. Our server, the bartender and staff could not have been more cordial. This is a wonderful spot for a casual afternoon meal and I hope I can return for dinner in the future.

    Dennise K.

    Impeccable service and delicious food. Today, I am a lady who lunches so I treated myself to a nice meal in a fancy place. I checked out my options in Skippack and this place popped up. After reviewing the menu, I was sold. The staff are friendly and professional (so tefreshing!). My pizza and wine pairing was a perfect match!

    Salmon eggs Benedict with hollandaise sauce on the side. Delicious!
    Heather S.

    Staff was friendly and attentive Food was delicious The location and ambiance amazing

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    Kate F.

    We have had both dinner and lunch at Parc Bistro, and neither meal disappointed. The food is nicely plated, and delicious, and uses inventive combinations while still being traditional. All the food we've had here has been excellent. The service is good, and the staff is attentive without being overbearing. If you come when the weather is nice I would recommend a table in their outdoor space. Inside, the restaurant is very cozy with lots of interesting nooks and spaces. Overall this is a great spot for a nice dinner out or even a special occasion

    Airplane Chicken
    Mary C.

    Parc Bistro really blew us away! My boyfriend and I recently got a chance to try multiple courses as part of a fixed dinner menu for a family member's wedding rehearsal dinner. The food, service, and interior were stellar! The soup of the day (tomato and pumpkin), caesar salad, and airplane chicken were all incredible. I normally would not have imagined pumpkin and tomato going together in a soup, but the concoction they created was perfectly creamy and delicious without being too rich. I'm assuming it was seasonal, but wow holy cow it was GOOD. Would highly recommend!! I also got a chance to snag some of their Caesar salad which was probably the fanciest and nicest Caesar salad I ever had (sadly, I did not remember to take a photo because I ate it too fast). The dressing was super yummy and not too salty, with the right amount of Parmesan cheese and croutons. It also had a very thin bread stick that plated made it look very aesthetic. It sounds crazy but you can taste how fancy the Caesar salad is!! The food was beautifully plated! Now the skin on the airplane chicken was also perfectly seasoned, along with the accompanying potato medallion and veggies. My boyfriend got the crab cakes which he really enjoyed as well. I am not a fan of creme brulee normally, but it came with the meal as part of the fixed dinner menu--the other guests enjoyed it greatly! There also was an apple ?pie or some other dessert which my boyfriend liked. The service here was also excellent. The waitresses were very attentive and brought in a booster seat for our niece (along with whole cow's milk)!

    Lovely, warm and inviting
    Brian W.

    2nd Review-- came back on 12/20/23. was nice to be recognized by the host and Greg, our first server. What a spectacular 2nd visit. Cold day, mid-week, came in for an early dinner (we call lunch-dinner- linner). The menu has since changed for winter and wow there are some winners! Again, which Skippack was closer to Yardley. Today Elizabeth took care of us, she was patient and friendly. We started with the French onion soup, which was just as good and memorable as the first trip. For our second course, we shared the Tuscan pizza-- wow, what a flavor profile with a kick. For our third course we had the pork belly tacos- order of 3 and this was the cherry on top of this meal... the sweet and spicy together. The pork simply melted in my mouth and I licked my fingers after picking up the taco to bite each time for the sensational mix of the sauce flavor. OUTSTANDING MEAL

    Oysters
    Paige G.

    Went here with a friend who gave this place a high recommendation. We were seated right away upstairs. We started off with some appetizers, which included oysters and a shrimp cocktail. The shrimp cocktail was a nice portion and tasty but the oysters were terrible. First off, they were sitting on top of a pile of salt so with every bite I ate salt and then they were super bland. Very disappointing. Main meals consisted of the fish special and soup. The fish tasted really strange and was not enjoyable. They claimed it was served over polenta, but it was the worst tasting polenta I've ever had. The food was so disappointing that we left without dessert. I can't say I ever want to eat here again.

    Little Gem Salad
    Lisa B.

    Great food, great ambience. I love a place that will split a salad in the kitchen, and this place surprised us by bringing us each our own when we mentioned we planned to share. The greens were outstandingly fresh. The crust on the pizza was delicious and very light. The Cappuccino came with fresh baked sugar cookie and a stirrer with rock candy to sweeten the beverage. This is a destination place, great for a romantic meal or a gathering of friends.

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    Over priced I went there and I expected high end wondered why they charge so much between the food and the decor. Save your money

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    Unique menu, great service and eclectic decor. Perfect for any special occasion. We will definitely go back!

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    Outside patio. Weather proofed and heated for winter.
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    Very disappointed. To begin, the first basket of bread was stale and cold. One small pat of butter…read morefor a table of 3. 2 of our group ordered the steak frites and the steak was tough and full of gristle which made it inedible. There were literally 8 French fries on the plate and they were cold. I understand restaurants are trying to cut costs but potatoes are still cheap. One diner had the lamb special which was supposed to be served with a sauce but was dry and flavorless. The accompanying black rice was just there. The only positive was our server who was helpful and friendly. This is Princeton for Pete's sake. Most of the patrons have been to France and know good dining.

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    What an exceptional night! From the minute you come down the stairs till you pass the stage where…read morethey have a pianist and bass player, you are transplanted to a whole new experience. This was my first time dining at Josephine's. We enjoyed the laid-back not rushing us evening. Our server took our drink orders then came back to ask if we wanted to place any appetizer orders. We ordered the mussels and shrimp appetizer. It was absolutely amazing! They were in a herb butter sauce. We were also given a bread service to which we immediately wiped up the butter sauce! I went with the crabcake, which was the sizes of softball and was full of lump crab. The potatoes and vegetables were delicious. My friend ordered the salmon and she said it was perfectly cooked. She also got the potatoes and vegetables. We each ordered a dessert. I went with the choux Cage which I enjoyed, but didn't like the chocolate that they were sitting on. Once I figured that out, I really enjoed the dessert. My friend ordered the Chocolate Rocher dessert and loved every bite of it. It was definitely a treat to go to Josephine's and I hope I get the opportunity to come back.

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    I have been to Planchette many times because of consistently good food and attentive service. They…read morealways have many fresh fish and other specials in addition to menu items. It's a gem to have such a good cozy restaurant in Ambler. We love it.

    There are no words to describe what an experience this was; yet, I will attempt to do so anyway…read more The first thing that should've been a sign to leave was the sheer amount of Eiffel Tower commodities plastered all over the restaurant. The second thing happened a few minutes after being seated. We sat down in our uneven chairs, at our uneven table, when we were suddenly overwhelmed by a pungent smell. We look to our left and see that the table next to us had ordered what seemed to be a salt-baked fish. I cannot describe this smell faithfully, I can only ask you to imagine the oldest, almost completely rotted seafood odor you've ever smelled. It was 100x worse. I honestly don't know if our neighbors next to our table even survived after eating... there's truly no way to tell. At this point we had received our food. My poor mother ordered Steak frites. What arrived was the flesh of a corpse of road-kill, probably a poor unassuming deer hit by oncoming traffic. My father ordered Coq au Vin, which ended up being bare chicken on a plate with no trace of red wine whatsoever. Genuinely why does this restaurant have such success when they serve old/nearly rotted food; one can only wonder...

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