Bistrot d'Antoine

Atmospheric and welcoming bistro that's well worth the wait
Popular plate: The meat-heavy menu features delicious local sausages and a grilled duck breast that never fails to impress.

Word to the wise: The menu is only in French so you may want to take a dictionary with you. Otherwise, live dangerously and pick something at random, you won't go too far wrong.
With a waiting list longer than the menu, you'd expect Bistro d'Antoine to be a stuffy, over-priced affair. Fortunately, it is neither and the recommendation that you book a week in advance is merely to avoid your own inevitable disappointment.

For the 120 customers who pour through the doors every day, the wait is rewarded with a choice of delicious French favourites and regional fare, neatly scrawled on the blackboard menu. The tomato salad, magret de canard and lamb shank are fail-safe options for foodies while oenophiles will be content with the small but well-chosen wine list with bottles starting at EUR 15.