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Restaurant Marché

3.7 (256 reviews)

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Brendan c.

Fun little place off with a small outside area. The food was nice with a glass of wine. You feel like you're in Paris, if you can image. I walked in off the street for a quick snack and the pate was a lovely quick lunch.

Kislev A.

Restaurant Marche is located amongst the super cute strip of beautiful shops on Winslow Way on Bainbridge Island. It is actually NOT on Winslow Way, but a short walk north from it right on closed Madrone Lane. I've been meaning to try this place since I read about their CHICKEN LIVER PATE. Something about the way the prep the dish would make you abandon your reservations about chicken liver. I personally like liver pates so I figured it would be mind-blowing. Though my mind was not blown, I wasn't thoroughly disappointed either. The MUSSEL AND FRITES however blew my mind. Really really liked the way the mussel was prepped and seasoned. The SALMON WITH SALAD was not overcooked and the salad was well dressed. Ordered the CHEESE PIZZA, essentially, for the kids. I know, man, they need to be trained! Our server was super nice and friendly and accommodating. The space was unpretentious yet something to be proud of.

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Fatima G.

Wow! Wow! Wow! This place left me craving for more!! I can absolutely go on and on about the food. We were a party of 2, ordered grilled cheese sandwich with a side of salad, wheat waffles with maple syrup, whipped cream and butter, deviled eggs, and a side of potato fries with sea salt. First off, they served home made bread with butter which was warm, crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Warm and filling. The deviled eggs were delicious, yummy and flavorful. Grilled sandwich grilled to perfection with just the right amount of cheese, crunch and yumminess. The fries were crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Just as I wanted. Waffles take the cake, deliciously warm, soft and flavorful. Maple syrup and whipping cream with roasted fruits was heaven on earth. Absolutely recommend the place if you visit Bainbridge, you will love the service + food!

Nilesh C.

Restaurant Marche is a wonderful cozy place just off the Winslow Way. Reservations are highly recommended.  The hostess and servers genuinely looked very happy to be there. A rare trait now a days! They give a complimentary chip with sour cream which sets a nice anticipation. The menu covers a lot of options but sadly the vegetarian options aren't up to the mark. When asked if the Chef can make something, the answer came that Chef is unresponsive. When asked if the flatbread can be made Entree size, the answer was all dishes are pre-portioned. Not expected out of a fine dining restaurant where even the fries cost $9.  We had the following: 1. Tarte Flambe - practically a flat bread with side of small salad. Good taste. 2. Shigoku Oysters - Friends told this was good. 3. Market Vegetable Plate - Sad. Small serving portion of 5 different vegetables. Not at all worth $22 4. Wood fired Salmon - Friends told this was excellent 5. Lamb Chops - Friends told this was outstanding. All in all, the experience is wonderful. Service is great. But if you have any dietary restrictions, better to skip this one.

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Samantha G.

Restaurant Marché is my favorite place to dine at in Bainbridge Island. If you really appreciate food, I recommend sitting at the counter where you can observe the chef and his staff right at work. My date and I got the opportunity to chat with Chef Atkinson during our last meal here, which we highly enjoyed. We even saw some dishes we definitely want to try on our next visit such as their Salade Niçoise. Every time my date and I have ate here so far, we stick with the same dishes just because we instantly fell in love with them. We split the following dishes: Country Pate with pistachios and wrapped in bacon The texture is chunkier but so good! Don't be too shy to ask for bread to go with this. 5 vegetable done in 5 ways Every time we have ordered this dish, the vegetables are always different. Of the five, my favorite is the mousse. I had it in carrot and squash so far and the flavor and texture of these vegetables are amazing! Mussels with fries. The mussels are cooked in fennel, cream and pernod (a type of liquor I believe). The sauce is HEAVENLY to the point where I even dip my fries in it. It does come with aioli, which is also good, but I just can't get enough of the mussel sauce. I haven't had a chance to try their dessert offerings except their creme brulee, which you can't go wrong with here. Service is great at Marché. The servers are very kind and have great memory if a person has dined here in the past. Highly Recommended!

Today's brunch ~ bottles of 2009 Argyle brut Ros Sparkling Wine , Willamette Valley & 2011 Cidre Bouch Brut!!
Latifa S.

So much fun!!! Girls brunches are always the best when you have friends like mine. And this place totally welcomed it. Came here for a bday day trip! We started here. So much fun!! We were the first people to enter when they first open. But the excitement of it all! Love! Everything from our rose champagne ( several bottles) to their deviled eggs, pea panna cotta and my steak was great! They even made our cake cutting so fun!! Love the fact they allowed substitution. My steak came with French fries: got the beets instead. They were divine! My steak was perfectly rare! The salmon was buttery! And the friendliness of everyone in this place: the best!!' Totally coming back from Seattle just for their brunch!! Take a ferry! Cross the water! So worth it!

They called this a $15 sandwich, really a slider made from a grocery store bought bun.
James C.

Everything here should be half the price due to the quality and the portions of the food. What they call a sandwich should be called a slider (namely the BBQ pork Sandwich). What they call a bowl is a plate (namely clam chowder bowl). Value is the ratio between what you pay and what you get, unfortunately this restaurant offers a poor value for the food. Staff is friendly and the environment is nice for the pandemic is the outdoor seating is large and heated. The food is comparable to what you can get at a cheap fast food restaurant, at least for what we ordered. I only write this review in hopes that the owners can take it to heart and make the necessary improvements that local small restaurants need to hold a standard for.

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We were lucky to get in on a five course themed (Cajun) meal on Sunday. Double yum! Here's hoping there will be more of these.

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4 years ago

The salmon is soooo delicious!! We've been here several times and it's been wonderful every time!

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3 years ago

Over priced, rude staff, and the menu never changes. Another Bainbridge disappointment.

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3 years ago

Great food, okay service. Ridiculously overpriced. Because my review needs at least 185 characters, I'm adding a few more.

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I eat here at least once a month to scratch my Francofile itch. Definitely great food.

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Restaurant Marché - french - Updated October 2026

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