Bar St-Denis
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Our experience at Bar St-Denis was amazing from start to finish; we were warmly greeted & taken care of all night by our outstanding server, who was knowledgeable, answered our questions, & paced the meal perfectly.
We had the scallops, eggplant & beef tartare to start. For the mains, we had the pressé de homard, BBQ trout, & the duck. Every dish was fresh, satisfying, & delicious. We liked that the dishes weren't overcomplicated & the sauces complimented the freshness of the meat/fish without overpowering it; the fresh ingredients are the stars of the show here & the chefs know it.
We had the Fraisier for dessert, a strawberry cake with meringue. It was OUTSTANDING. Easily one of the best desserts I've had in a restaurant.
We got the tasting menu. It was a fun variety of dishes to share. Some were delicious such as the razor clam or the beef tartare. Some others were just ok.
The service is good & we didn't wait too long for the dishes. The price is decent for the amount of food we got. Definitely worth trying.
We had a fantastic meal from start to finish. Creative, well-balanced dishes, excellent wine pairing, & genuinely great table service.
Really enjoyed my visit here. The ambiance is lovely, & I loved the open-concept kitchen-it adds a lot of energy to the space. One thing to note though: the lighting is very bright earlier in the evening, so personally I wouldn't pick this spot for a first date (unless you're going for fully-lit, no-mystery vibes).
A heads-up for anyone booking: we were told that with a reservation, you're expected to order at least two plates per person. The portions are smaller & designed for sharing, so it makes sense, but it's definitely good to know going in.
Food-wise, highlights were the razor clams & tabbouleh-both tasted super fresh & vibrant. The labneh was great too, & the bread that came with it was good, but we definitely needed more bread to match the labneh-to-bread ratio. We also ordered the fries, which were a really generous portion, & the duck, which was delicious (slightly on the salty side) but worked really well with the mushrooms. We finished with a couple seafood pasta dishes-light overall, but the seafood really shone.
Overall, the price-to-quality ratio feels solid, & we had a great time trying a bunch of dishes.
Would recommend if you want to try something new!
We had the menu from November 2025, & it was underwhelming. Scallop crudo, matsutake, beef tartare & monkfish. The natural flavors of the matsutake, raw beef & monkfish were overwhelmed by other very strong flavors. Beef tartare with white anchovies just tasted like anchovy flavored paste. Monkfish tasted like bacon flavored flakes. Not particularly bold or interesting combinations & they really compromised/muddled the quality of the main premium ingredients by adding so much other stuff. All of the dishes had components that were wholly unnecessary or actually made the overall dish worse. Service was great & it's nice to see an open kitchen. Not anything horrible taste wise, but did not live up to its price point & reputation.
Delicious food. My friends had the tasting menu but since I don't eat shellfish or pork I went a-la-cart. 4 dishes were plenty.
The leeks, tomatoes & tuna were amazing.
Let's start by saying we had a really nice evening & enjoyed our food. The server was friendly, answered our questions & contributed to a good atmosphere. We had a disappointing dinner the night before at a different tasting restaurant & when we saw that the menu was different than what was online, we became concerned. We started with three dishes, & each was a pleasant surprise. We flet they were all unique takes on traditional dishes. The Sturgeon & Beet plate was very mild in flavor, but it worked. It reminded us of grandparents eating borsh. The Gnochetti Sardi was our favorite, with a feel of mac & cheese with sliced, cripy lobster mushroom as the crunch. That worked so well. & the Onion Tart, like French Onion Soup, had a crisp crust with lots of flavor. I wish we had tried the Razor Clams though. But that is for next time.
Lovely meal. Spacing for dishes was a bit weird, we ordered 4 dishes from the cold section & fries. The asparagus & fries came last with about 15-20 minutes after the 3 other cold dishes. If I'm ordering fries I'd want to eat them through out my meal.
Baked Alaska was so so..not worth the price & a bit too sweet. My mom was also in the bathroom but they didn't wait to bring it out, for an ice cream dessert & a place with this price tag I expected a bit more tact. Not a big deal though!
Scallops, razor clams, & tomato were all amazing! Would come back overall.
Highly rescinded the menu for the table. Great array of dishes. All thoughtfully presented & full & flavour. Beautiful, trending, & welcoming atmosphere & staff
The food was good (solid falafel, perfectly cooked duck) but the price points were really off for some dishes (40 dollars for cabbage... throwing in chanterelles doesn't justify that price). Service at the table was fine, but the front of house staff was extremely odd. We showed up for a reservation around 9pm & the table wasn't ready for ~30 minutes. The response? "Yeah this is a good lesson, don't pay for the bill & take too long to leave the table as a customer". Yikes.