Went here for the first time last night after meaning to try it for a while, and it did not…read moredisappoint. The interior is trendy yet cozy, with a beautiful renovation that makes the space feel warm and inviting. There were only a waiter and a busboy working, but service never missed a beat and kept pace throughout the night. We came with a large group, which gave us the chance to try several dishes--the pork chops, branzino, beef bourguignon, French onion soup, hanger steak, roast chicken, and ratatouille. Everything was delicious and thoughtfully prepared. The menu changes seasonally, which makes me even more excited to come back. There's also a great wine selection and a solid cocktail menu. Looking forward to returning soon.

Food was good, not what I had hoped. Also was hoping the…read moremenu would of had more to choose from. For apps we Had the escargot, it was ok. Also had a bowl of mussels. The mussels were great they were cooked perfectly. The sauce was OK. Main course we had the steak and the saffron bouillabaisse. Steak was cooked how we asked and the au Poivre sauce was very good. The seafood bouillabaisse was cooked perfect, but was salty and l the safron flavor just wasnt there.

Very charming decor inside, I really loved the colors and detail on the walls…read more The cocktails were so tasty, although pricey, the quality and flavors of the drink were excellent. If you like yuzu/lemon flavors, definitely get the Lovefool cocktail. I also enjoyed their steak here--both their frites and sandwich. Surprisingly flavorful and tasty! I would recommend bringing cash as there is an up charge using credit card here. The service here was very prompt and food came out at a decent rate. I would definitely recommend this spot for a date.

Had a great Father's Day dinner at Bar Clementine. We've always wanted to give this spot a try and…read morewe finally did. Service was a okay, it seems that they were a little bit short staffed, but they all pitched in to make things run smooth. This is a tiny spot but it has a nice classy touch to it.

Visited this with my friend…read more I had the escargot Persilee, he had the half shell clams. Our server Adrian F was friendly and welcoming. I had a glass of Bordeaux to accompany the meal He got Poulet Chardonnay which impressed him with the tenderness of the chicken and how everything came together. I got the plat du jour of cote de boeuf, of these rich short ribs over the creamy risotto, which had a finely braised, umami mixture of robust and creamy textured. It was stick to your ribs (pun intended). Was a busy Friday night and the restaurant interior looked beautiful and classic. I'd come here again.

Cute bistro on Main street. Great service, everyone cares about creating a nice experience - which…read moreI value. Server, hostess, food runner, bussing, etc., all on point. The food is really good. Bread service set a strong tone - with crispy warm bread, butter and pâté (mmm meat paste). Tuna tartare app was tasty and well plated. Caesar salad was as expected - except foodservice croutons out of a bag (if they toasted up some bread for croutons with that pâté it would be a big elevation). The hanger steak could have been sliced across the grain, and the halibut portion was generous, but a little dry and the mashed potatoes had to carry a lot to help. Deserts were delicious, and the coffee was great. Specials board looked enticing, but as our first time there, we ate off the regular menu. We will be back for sure!

First time...great cocktails, food, coffee and dessert. Recommend the French martini, mussels and…read morecrepe Suzette.

I gave this restaurant 3 stars because the food was good and flavorful. However, I was disappointed…read moreby the value. The prices are high, but the portions are small with all of our dishes. My biggest issue was the $33 Moules Au Pernod. The shells were normal size, but the mussels inside were tiny. For a restaurant at this price point, I would expect much better quality. It seemed like the restaurant either received a poor-quality batch or chose to serve undersized mussels that should have been noticed before reaching customers. The food was enjoyable, but the portion sizes and quality of the mussels didn't justify the premium prices. With better value and more attention to ingredient quality, my rating would have been higher.

We finally got here when I decided to surprise my husband for his birthday dinner. GREAT decision!…read more It was early on a Thursday, so when we arrived, the place was empty. We were still greeted with kindness and a generous pour of complimentary Prosecco to start the celebration! We both decided on the Five-Course tasting menu and added the wine pairing. For $84/pp including a wine pairing...wow. And the portions were NOT skimpy at all. Complimentary WARM rolls with butter were presented. The brown seeded roll was very nice. I didn't care for the white roll--it was flavorless and really didn't have any distinct texture. First course, we both had the potato leek soup. OMG, it was delicious. Not overly creamy or goopy, but very nuanced and delicate. The hit of fresh-grated nutmeg was such a spot-on addition. We were both oohing and ahhing. Paired with a full-bodied Pinot Noir, which was great! Second course; husband had the beet salad and they replaced the goat cheese for him since he's not a fan. Beets were tasty, almost pickled? A nice dressing. He said he encountered one or two nuts that weren't great...but otherwise, loved it. Paired with a Rose. I do not like Rose, but I did taste it, and it was pleasant enough. Our fabulous server overheard me...and switched up my pairing for my main course without even me having to ask! I had the Escargot. WOW! First off, not in shells, so no fumbling at the table. The garlic/butter sauce was obscene. I really didn't want to eat more bread with such a big meal, but had to do one dunk-YUM! It was served in a crisped wonton wrapper (didn't see layered enough to be a pastry dough), squared off to create a cup--cute. Mine was paired with a Sauvignon Blanc for me. I tend to be fussy about my blancs...I only like them from Marlborough and have often found California's to be too sour. I'm not sure where this was from, but it was lovely! Then we both had the crab cake. SO good--hubby's favorite course. Packed with crab, barely any breading, just enough to hold its shape. Served with a basil oil and a basil aioli with a perfect hit of acid, and I think a pickled cabbage salad? SO good!!! This wine pairing was the only "miss" in our opinion. It was served with a Riesling. I get that the sweetness was meant to cut through the richness of the aoli, but for us, a Riesling is a better dessert wine...but it was a nice Riesling despite it not really working as a pairing in our opinion. Mains: I had the tuna medium rare. Cooked to PERFECTION and crusted with a hint of horseradish that really woke up the taste buds. As mentioned prior, our wonderful server swapped out the intended Rose and substituted a lovely Cab. PERFECT! Husband had the filet Mignon. I'm not a meat eater, so I didn't taste it, but he said it was cooked perfectly to his request of medium rare. I can't remember what wine was paired...but I think it was another Pinot Noir? Dessert...I was too full...and had a surprise planned afterwards, so I just opted for a dish of ice cream to have a spoonful. It was a bit icy. Not as luscious as I would expect at a French restaurant. He got the bread pudding served with vanilla ice cream. Oh. Dear. Lord. Well, I intended only a taste. It was SOOOO warm and chocolaty and decadent. We practically licked the plate clean! The service was incredible. The ambiance was quaint, cozy, and lovely. We both HIGHLY recommend. This is definitely added to our "must take friends" list. Fabulous!

Dined here last week for a friends birthday and had a really nice dinner!…read more Very nice place with solid food quality. I was expecting a more of a French vibe and food but I would say it has more of an upscale America style feel. The menu had the usual suspects of French cuisine ie, escargot, boeuf Bourguignon, souffles etc. but the flavor is more "Americanized". For example the boeuf Bourguignon tasted like grandmas homemade beef stew which was delicious just not French flavoring. The chocolate souffles was good and came with a side of chocolate sauce but just a little too eggy (tasted like scrambled eggs). Service was excellent. Had reservations and was sat immediately. It was especially nice because we were the only ones in the entire restaurant so had the whole place to ourselves (Tuesday at 7pm). All in all a really decent restaurant serving French/American cuisine. Would highly recommend checking out. Bon Appetit!

Fine and elegant French cuisine! Got confused with the…read moreother. THIS IS MY TYPE Worth returning to as my favorite in Long beach!

Have been to this place a few times and I really like it! The steak tartare is absolutely amazing,…read moreand so are their fries! Other items in the menu I have liked- oysters, mini croque madames, white whine mussels and filet of sole. The seafood salad and scallops were good, but nothing to write home about. Yummy cocktails too, good service and overall love the ambiance. Will be back!

Edna is amazing!! Great customer service, fast and efficient. She MUST make your drinks!! Ask for…read moreher.

we loved this restaurant. wagyu steak was great. Also we would like to say all the best to our…read morewaiter Snjezana.

For being in a strip mall/large parking lot, this place was PRICEY! However, the quality of the…read morefood was definitely high. My husband and I came in around 6 pm on a Sunday evening for dinner (booked ahead of time) and the place was pretty empty. We were seated right away and our server was great, super friendly and helpful with what to order. There are a ton of specials off the menu which sounded amazing, so we both ordered two specials with Hake (~$46 each). Both were delicious, fresh and innovative takes on fish. I wish they had more of the specials listed because it was hard for us to keep them all straight. I started with the fondue for one which was tasty and fun but I would have preferred if it also came with cornichons and that the potatoes weren't fried (it was really heavy and oily with cheese and fried potatoes). Drinks were pretty weak for $26, and the bartender actually forgot to add champagne to one of our French 75s, lol. He did remedy it, though. We split the ice cream sandwich for dessert which was a little strange but tasty. All in all the food was very flavorful but at the price point I probably wouldn't come back. I guess you can get away with that in the Hamptons, even in the off season!

I would love to give this Restaurant 10 stars. We've been living here for years and I don't even…read moreknow why we never have tried it. We went last night and had a fabulous meal. To start off with the service was superb. The ambience was really lovely, cozy, quiet and just lovely I started off with the escargot which were exquisitely delicious. I then had the pork chop milanese which was a big wow. Again perfectly cooked. We had some of their specialty cocktails, which were delicious. Highly recommend Bistro Ete!!!!!