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Le Bistrot Augustin in the 14th: A Nice Neighborhood Bistro.

By Johntalbott

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5.0 Le Bistrot Augustin, 79, rue Daguerre in the 14th, 01.73.20.27.50, closed Sundays (Metro: Gaite) received 3/5 hearts from Emmanuel Rubin of Figaroscope, a rare rating, so dragged two of my food pals there today.  It's a nice looking place, with a voiturier (so it has pretensions) and a 19 E plat du jour, 38 E menu-carte and a la carte quite a bit more.  We perused the menu for some time, all deciding against any firsts, which was a wise decision, because the mains were plenty much for 1, 2 or even 4 persons.

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Mme. No 1 had the linguine (it's a Corsican place) with poutargue and coques, quite pleasant, but requiring parmesan and pepper; Mme. No 2 had a veal chop(s) with potatoes, also quite pleasant; and I had the plat du jour - the poitrine of pork with nasty tasting sausages and terrific tasting lentils, albeit much to much.

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There truly was so much food, none of us could muster up interest in dessert.  Our bill, with no bottled water but a bottle and glass of wine and 3 coffees, was 109 E, thus 72.66 E a couple.

Go?  As I said, it's a nice neighborhood bistro that all of us agreed we'd return to if living/working nearby, but 3 hearts?

 


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