This was a great fine. We had a fabulous lunch. The onion soup was excellent and the grilled fish and burger were very good. The service was excellent. The bistro is a warm and inviting place to have a wonderful lunch. Can't wait to go back for breakfast and dinner!

I enjoyed a fantastic lunch here after a long drive to Oak Park. The old world elegance and a superb waiter (weekday, mid-afternoon) enhanced the experience. I ordered the catch of the day which was nicely seasoned and delicious. Conveniently located across the street from the Hemingway Museum and a few blocks down from Hemingway's birth home. Though a little... More

Cute little restaurant in Oak Park. The brunch has cold/fresh seafood and fruit, etc. You get all you can eat from the buffet and you purchase good breakfast treats. Often there is a live musician as well. Now that it is the summer, it is nice to stroll through the historic neighborhood.

The food seems authentic and the atmosphere is good here. A very good wine list adds to the attractiveness of this restaurant. Coc a vin earned raves from 1 diner at our table.

Stuck near Midway Airport, we took the 20 minute drive to Oak Park and are glad we did. A neat spot with an interesting bistro menu and excellent wine list. This is a place to go if you enjoy good food, good wine & good conversation. Easy access street parking a plus.

My elderly aunt and I went to dinner early as that crowd is won't to do. One would think the service would be very attentive with few diners, but not so. Our waitress chatted with what I presume to be regulars (which is fine), but for a long time, without ever looking over her shoulder to see if we needed... More

This little French restaurant let me order multiple appetizers and no dinner. Save room for their fabulous cream brulee made from South American vanilla beans. I do not like the cream brulee my wife always orders at fine restaurants, but this one was very light with the most delicate glazed top.

Great ambiance, cuisine, good wine list, excellent service. We go there often, as we live not far away. You feel submerged in another time there, this is not for modernists. There can be a draught from the old windows, which adds to the charm. Also live music on certain nights.

Visiting Frank Lloyd Wright's house and then a self guided tour made 4 of us hungry. We walked a few blocks by Hemingway's birthplace to Hemmingways Bistro (note 2 m's) and spent a memorable lunch hour. The service was absolutely wonderful. We were there on a Monday and were the only ones there. Delicious soup - raved about shrimp salad... More