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    Pho House

    4.3 (87 reviews)
    ModerateVietnamese, Soup
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Jim C.

    Food was great. The service, too. Bahn Mi pork sandwich is highly recommended. Large portions and reasonable prices. PS: Tiramisu for desert?

    House special Pho!
    Adam L.

    Met the new owners and they were very nice and welcoming. Had the house special beef pho which had great flavor. Looking forward to trying some other dishes soon.

    Beef Pho
    Liger K.

    I'm from the San Francisco Bay area and I've eaten a lot of pho, soI know good pho when I come across it this was outstanding..I was surprised it was so good in a quiet Connecticut suburb like Avon. In addition to the atmosphere was lovely, which is not something you usually get in Vietnamese restaurant and the service was very good as well. I don't agree with the person who said there wasn't enough beef. I came here very hungry and there was plenty of beef. The meat was good quality too, and very tender.

    Shrimp and chicken rice dish
    Paul G.

    We've eaten here twice, once for take-out and once in the restaurant, and both times everything was delicious! The rice dishes and the pho are both very flavorful. The bahn mi was good but my wife (who has very particular taste in bahn mi, but loves them) says they are just OK. The restaurant itself is very clean and elegant looking and the staff we met were very nice and responsive. We ate there in the middle of the day on a weekday and it wasn't terribly crowded.

    Cool interior
    Cal L.

    Amazing. I love Pho , I have had it all over the world and theirs is simply the best I've ever had. The broth is wonderful & full of flavor. I've had all of the different flavors and each is as good as the next.

    Dan R.

    They've just been open a week, so I sure hope some of the flaws we saw today can be chalked up to growing pains. These guys are super nice and they are trying so hard. Strengths 1) The design of the dining room is absolutely gorgeous; a wonderful mix of colors and shapes. The two-tiered ceiling is full of gold and white swirling arcs and the beautiful light fixtures (imported from Viet Nam) are colorful hanging lanterns and globe lights. It's really quite stunning. 2) The service was incredible. Our server was super polite and attentive and made numerous check-backs. We also had a few visits from the owners which was very nice to see. 3) I liked the simple menu - egg roll or spring roll appetizers, a Beef Banh Mi, and three Pho choices (Beef, Chicken or Vegetable). 4) The wait for the food was quite reasonable 5) We didn't order any drinks, but the drink menu looks very nice with Vietnamese coffees, smoothies, and matcha beverages. Opportunities 1) We did have a piece of bone in our Chicken Pho ($10.99). That could have been a bad thing if it wasn't seen before ingesting. 2) The restaurant was "out of bean sprouts" when we arrived. Halfway through the meal, they replenished their supply and brought some over. 3) My bowl of beef pho ($12.99) was supposed to have "Sliced Beef, Brisket and Beef Balls". But, I was served a Eunuch bowl -no balls ! When I mentioned it to my server, a patron on the other side of the restaurant heard me and also chimed in that her Bowl of Beef Pho was also Ball-less. Now, to be fair, they brought me out a bowl of the missing beef balls right away (and they were great), but here's my take on things-If you only sell three kinds of Pho and you describe the beef Pho as "Classic Pho", you really should have a solid command of what comes out of the kitchen. This is kind of a serious flaw if you are in your first week of commerce. 4) As for the broth itself, well--I honestly have had better in both the flavor and quantity departments. It was a little bland and needed a few shakes of the Sriracha and Hoisin on the table to zip things up a bit. 5) When our credit card bill came, it came without a pen to sign with. So look, that's a lot of small things that have improvement opportunities. I am going with three stars because the servers and owners we encountered were all so incredibly nice. But for $30 for 2 bowls, tax and tip, I hope they step up their game just a little more.

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    My mom and I had the veggie egg rolls and tofu banh mi sandwiches. Everything was fresh and delicious. Lots of vegetarian/vegan options.

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    Excellent Food. Delicious! Very friendly service and very accommodating to our requests.

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    Love this place. Food is great, knows how to treat customers. Good atmosphere whether eating in or takeout.

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