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Pascal & Sabine

3.9 (724 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for groups

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Fromage of the day, and Oysters from the Happy House menu.  Very good !!
Amy N.

This place is a standout. I came with my mom during happy hour and everything from beginning to end was excellent. Lovely hostess, great round bar seating with huge windows for people watching, and a genuinely charming and attentive bartender (Mike). We started with oysters from Newfoundland and cheese off the happy hour menu -- both great. My mom loved her lavender French 75 (a drink special), and my white wine was perfect (the name escapes me at the moment). The garlic soup deserves awards. I first had it two summers ago and still think about it -- I made my mom try it and she immediately understood my rave reviews. For entrées, her burger was cooked perfectly medium-rare, and my fish & chips absolutely hit the spot. Both came with generous portions of house-made fries and an unexpectedly addictive house honey-mustard. We had enough fries for leftovers, and I even asked for extra mustard to take home. Food, service, atmosphere, lighting, noise level -- all dialed in. A 10/10 experience!

French onion soup. The best!!
Christina H.

Ambiance is great. Comfortable booths for a part of 5-6. The French onion soup was fantastic! Perfectly made and not salty. The chicken pate was good. But better to share as it was so rich for one person. Same with the mushroom onion tart. The burger was good but they didn't make it medium rare. Fries were hand cut and really good. The cow au vin was very good. Needed a bit more sauce. The chocolate pot dessert was not as good as I hoped. The caramel was overpowering for me and I would have preferred a stronger chocolate taste. The manager Alexis was fantastic! Will Come Back again!

Assorted sorbet, poached pear, and Creme Brulee
Set R.

Pascal & Sabine was beautifully decorated, but incredibly dim. The music was far too loud at the front, but thankfully we were in the back of the restaurant. It was a bit hard to read the menus, and I don't know how people with vision problems would be able to see what they were eating. The food was good, but the portion sizes were small for the amount you're paying. Our server didn't check on us very often so we were waiting with empty glasses a good chunk of the meal. They also took our bread basket without asking if we were done. Dessert was the best part of the night. The sorbet was good, the poached pear was really interesting, and the crème brûlée was great!

Mariah J.

The main food was good, however the dessert was disappointing and so were the drinks. The Crème Brule was burnt and I asked for no gin in a specific cocktail, but it came made with gin twice. The waiter was apologetic. Sadly will not be back for the price. Although the ambiance is romantic.

Front patio dining
Colleen P.

I have been here a few times in the past and then just tried it again this week. This place is okay and the front entrance is really annoying with 3 sets of doors to get inside. We ended up being seated outside and were asked by other people all night if "this was the front door". The outside seating is set up really cute and on a nice summer night, its the perfect place to be for a glass of wine. They have a small but excellent wine selection. This time I wasnt too hungry so I mostly had wine and oysters. The market were PEI and very fresh & tasty. The inside of the restaurant is cool too and nicely decorated but I just prefer to eat outside.

Tracy S.

This is our favorite go-to restaurant in Monmouth County, NJ! Everything here is absolutely amazing! The escargot, drink menu, wine selection, foie gras, tartare, just delicious every time and so consistent! Don't leave without trying the frites!

Lindsey R.

We recently hosted a small brunch for 30 people. We had a fantastic experience from beginning to end. The coordinator and manager were able to bring our vision to life and answer all of our questions to pick the perfect menu. They took care of all of the arrangements, place cards, menus etc. the day of we had two wonderful servers who took care of all of our guests needs. The food was even better. Tops picks were - French onion soup, both of their burgers and the pot de crème. Everyone also enjoyed their romaine salad and sandwiches. Between the food, drinks and service you can't go wrong!

Menu & Table For 2
David H.

We love brunch; well..the idea of it. But as of late, we've been somewhat disappointed by certain choices. However, this place got it right. Along with the usual suspects, (Waffles/Burger/Omelet), Pascal & Sabine had other interesting choices. Like the Duck Confit Eggs Benedict and a Skillet Baked Ratatouille. Next time.... Since it was Sunday Bruch, we started with a Double Espresso and a "Salty Meg". Refreshing with a Vanilla Salt, salted rim. I ordered the Quiche because yes, real men DO eat quiche, contrary to what Bruce Feirstein thinks. It was hearty, tasty with a flakey crust and the Potatoes that accompanied reminded me of Thanksgiving. She started with a traditional French Onion Soup. One of the better ones we've had. Usually after the crouton and cheese are gone, it's time to move on. But the broth was so flavorful and just the right amount of onions. Lyonnaise Salad with a Poached Egg and Pork Belly was something I would never think to order, but think again. What a salad ! We ended the meal with a Milk Chocolate Pots du Crème topped with a layer of sea salted caramel. The chocolate was dense, yet creamy, and the caramel layer on was a nice addition. Definitely meant for sharing. This place made a great start to a rainy Sunday in Asbury, and gave us enough steam to take on the many shops the area has to offer. Honorable mention to our waiter who was attentive and talkative.

Pork chop
Gerald N.

3.75 stars. Came on a weekend night with a reservation and they were busy. There's different sections of the restaurant with different vibes. Some were home like and another part bar and another date night dinner like. Service was friendly and timely. 1. Pork chop - thick piece of pork chop with good flavor. Was not too salty but the veggies were. Sauce was very good. 2. Escargot - saltier than other ones I've had but filling and filled with herbs and oil which was lovely. Forgot to snap a picture but looks like other pictures on here. 3. Crème brûlée - delicious as usual and standard! Overall, was a bit hesitant with the salty reviews (pun intended) which was partially true. Still a good dinner with plenty of food. Would try at least once if you're in the area!

Oysters and steak Beef Tartare
David B.

Upscale dining in Asbury Park! We met old college friends there and had a fantastic meal. The ambiance is fantastic - live jazz band playing up front, and really nice mood lighting. Had oysters, a charcuterie board and steak tartare to start. I forget what everyone else had as an entree, but I had the steak frites (NY strip). Excellent.

H W.

Just passing through Asbury and this was just a walk (15 minutes) from the Asbury club. Just a few drinks and an appy pregaming for dinner. The bartenders were really friendly and attentive. Great start to a great evening.

Sauces
Grace G.

First time here and Herbie was our server. They were wonderful, friendly, and attentive! We started with cocktails, The Jackal and the Cucumber Sunshine. The Jackal was perfectly spicy, however I wish I tasted more of the ginger. The Cucumber Sunshine was light and refreshing, not too sweet. We started with the brandade croquettes. Unique, crispy, and flavorful. The sauce that accompanies it is citrusy which pairs well with the fried croquettes. I ordered the New York Strip steak frites. My favorite part were the many sauces/toppings it came with. It comes with steak sauce, ketchup, honey mustard (like no other!!), herbaceous compound butter, and sweet caramelized onions (truly caramelized). I was in heaven. We also ordered the spaghetti and clams and I enjoyed their take on this simple dish. The cabernet was dry and full bodied. The restaurant was busy but not too loud. Overall, had a really great experience and I will be coming back!

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Ask the Community - Pascal & Sabine

What are must gets here and what's in the garlic soup besides garlic and goat cheese!?

There are some delicious dishes on the menu! Onion soup, salads, steak frites, burger, pork chop, foie, duck, chicken liver is the best, escargots, and oysters, are top picks! I've eaten here at least 30x, it's a fave in AP!

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