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    Compagnon Wine Bistro

    4.7 (415 reviews)
    ModerateFrench, Wine Bars
    Closed 4:00 pm - 8:30 PM

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    Romuel Dave C.

    Every aspect of this place is what I love about small businesses. It's charming inside with a vibe that transports you to what feels like having a small meal in France. Ok, so I've never been to France, but that is exactly how I felt when eating here. Came here for a birthday on Sunday, and we had 2 LARGE tables up front. Pre-set Sunday Brunch meal, and it was delicious. EVERYTHING was amazing. The salad was fresh and refreshing, the Au Gratin, WOW, the Quiche(s) were cooked to perfection. Surprisingly, while I am a bacon connoisseur, the veggie quiche was so rich and flavorful. The Tartine was delightful, and the Croqu' Monsiuer was equally as delicious. The mimosas were a little on the pricey side, but you could tell this wasn't a $5 bottle of Brut. My favorite was the Kir Royal, which had a Raspberry Liquor. However, the star for me was a beer on tap, 1664, a French beer with great flavor and body. Loved it. Service was top notch. I believe the owners were on the floor along with 2 other ladies who were kind, charming, and the absolute cherry on top. It's service like this which makes regulars of these establishments. I think I've found a place I would love to stop by more often when I am in San Pedro... and you should too. A little breakfast outside the downtown street may just be an amazing time for you and company. Shout out to the Giant Lego Eiffel Tower up front. LOVE IT.

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    Rebecca S.

    My husband and I came here on a Sunday afternoon, for a day date after a movie. We absolutely loved Compagnon for our day out! We sat around 4:15 and the restaurant started getting busier and busier as we ate, they open at 4. We ordered the French onion soup, the octopus and the duck confit, all we would highly suggest, all were absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is lovely, I felt like we were in Europe! The service was great too. We will definitely visit again and I highly suggest this spot for a date night or a unique night out experience!

    Beef bourguignon
    Jackson S.

    Food was excellent. Two of us had the steak frites, one had the Branzino (fish) and the other had the Beef Bourguignon. All great choices, but next time I'm get the BB! Wife was kind enough to give me a taste of it, and it was superb - exactly how the waitress described it! I would have preferred the BB "au jus" to be served with the steak frites instead of a peppercorn sauce. The restaurant is in Old San Pedro, I believe. Quaint little area with some old shops. They also have an outdoor area, but we ate inside. It was our son and d-in-law's anniversary and they brought out a little mini-chocolate mousse with a candle which was very kind of them. Thanks for that! And yes, the owner speaks French so it is une vrai restaurant Français.

    Octopus
    Kathy M.

    Overall good food. Cute interior. Small restaurant & had customers come all evening. Beet salad & octopus was very good. My friend really enjoyed the tomato mustard tart & the bouilliabaissie. For me, the bouilliabaissie was a bit too fishy & salty. Friendly enough service but can use more attentiveness. We ran out of water on the little carafe & the servers walked by several times without noticing it. I had to ask for more water then they seem to be more attentive. Maybe didn't have enough # of servers tonight. Basque cheesecake was fluffy & good. The small chocolate mousse they gave for my friend's birthday was good too. I will be back to try other items on the menu.

    A little of everything for us!
    Beetna L.

    The food was amazing and the service was great!! I've moved out of the area but definitely worth the drive! Everyone at our table got something different and everyone loved their dish. I got the bouillabaisse and it was so clean, comforting and flavorful! The interior is so whimsical, cute and clean! Also the coffee was fantastic lol. We loved everything! If you're in the area definitely give it a try!! Also love that it's a family owned business!

    Amazing French restaurant! The food is very flavorful and the servers are incredibly kind. They provide excellent service! The ambiance is cute inside also! It's especially great for a date night, birthday celebration, or anniversary!

    What a wonderful way to celebrate Me!
    Cocke J.

    The experience here is totally french cuisine at its best, an Intimate setting in a quaint corner of San Pedro.We shall return very very soon.

    Branzino
    Chelsea C.

    Thomas and his wife are wonderful hosts. They make you feel like part of the family. The restaurant feels like many cafés I've been to in France. I love the decor and the choice of tableware. And If you are someone who enjoys wine... You came to the right place! He even has a wine club. The food here is excellent, I've never had a bad meal. The menu is simple and traditional. The flavors represent the French cuisine beautifully. It's a must try! Parking is typically easy and there's a large parking lot up the street or down.

    Mussels
    Pam K.

    The food is absolutely delicious and amazing! The owners, Thomas and Loni Compagnon, are great hosts and also work throughout the evening. My fav appetizer is the grilled octopus and the beet salad is oh so good. For tonight's entree I had the Coq au vin and was blown away. Guests I was with had the mussels and steak & frites and they raved about their meal. Dessert was the Pear Tart Tatin and we were not disappointed. Another glass of rose bubbly and a glass of port ended our evening perfectly.

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    Jonathan K.

    As the southernmost extremity of LA city, San Pedro has a sleepy and maritime vibe that differs from most of the rest of the city. Located in downtown, Compagnon is casual yet sophisticated. Starting with a warm welcome, one is impressed by the care that goes into improving your dining experience. We were most impressed with the food especially the beef bourginon that had the tenderness and flavor only achievable through careful braising. The branzino was also excellent and a bargain. The mousse au chocolat tasted of the cream and high-grade bittersweet chocolate needed for the unctuous creamy texture and alarmingly intense chocolate flavor that puts most of what passes for this popular dessert to shame. Enhancing the experience is Stella Liberté beer, my fave non- alcoholic brew. Though a long ride from the Westside, the excellent food and service combined with moderate prices justifies the long drive. Furthermore, San Pedro provides a welcome glimpse into LA as it was in the 1930s.

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    Outstanding. Excellent food, warm and friendly service making you feel welcome. We enjoyed everything and will be back.

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    Wonderful French cuisine in San Pedro! Great service and atmosphere. Reminded me of cafes in Paris

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    Love this place!! The food is amazing! Has a great atmosphere. My husband and I love going here.

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    Ask the Community - Compagnon Wine Bistro

    Do you serve Kir or Kir Royal?

    Yes, they do

    Did they change their name?

    yes they had to because of some legal thing ? it was on the menu when we went in december

    What is the corkage fee?

    Why would you bring your own wine to a wine bar?

    What beers do they have on tap?

    Smog city PA, modern Times coffee stout, port brewing IPA, prohibition amber ale, Hefeweizen, 1664 French lager

    When is La Buvette opening for business?

    We are hoping to open later this month, early April at the latest. Thank you Maureen

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    $$

    I love this place. One of the only(?) French spots in the area!…read more Location/Parking: parking can be a challenge since there aren't many spots and the lot is shared with a few other establishments. Service: servers are very friendly and welcoming! They are attentive and I think most of them are family? Vibes: very chill place, good to come for a casual meal. Seating is pretty close to other parties. Food: I have been here over four times, yet every time I come I just get the French breakfast. Last time I went, the server told me I should try something different, but the French breakfast is just that good!! It comes with either one croissant or four quarters of a baguette, fruit/yogurt/granola bowl, a hot drink of choice, and fresh orange juice. The two drink combo is what gets me with this one. I usually get the hot cocoa, and it is really rich and delicious. The OJ is super fresh and not too sweet or too sour, the bread is delicious and baked well, and the fruit with yogurt has a good balance between the acidity of the fruit and the tart yogurt. Maybe I'll try something else next time I go, but man is that French Breakfast good. It's not that the food is incredible (don't get me wrong it is still so yummy), it's just such a good combination deal that I love it. I would come here once a month if I could...

    Was blessed by a brother to try this place out :) there's a parking lot in the front and there were…read moreplenty of spots when we came. We were seated right away and the lady helping us was very friendly and helpful. She recommended the le Parisien (ham and cheese) for me and le Ratatouille for my friend as he's a vegetarian. I liked my sandwich but my friend felt his sandwich was a bit oily. The sandwiches were wrapped for that reason so don't unwrap it as it will get really greasy. He kept 1/2 sandwich to go and got the vegan salad and really loved it. We also ordered the mango and peach dessert. The mango was decent but the peach fell really short, no idea what it's suppose to taste like but it was def lacking. The pomegranate soda that was recommended was tasty. Overall: felt for the price point had higher expectation for the food/dessert and it def did not meet. But the service was amazing and love the ambient. I did for a moment felt like I was in another country. For those reasons we wouldn't giving this place another try and order other things on the menu. 3.5 stars.

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