Bar Tartare

Wine bar · Downtown

Bar Tartare

Wine bar · Downtown

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54 Alexander St, Vancouver, BC V6A 1E7, Canada

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Natural wine bar with rotating chefs & small plates  

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@infatuation

Bar Tartare - Review - Gastown - Vancouver - The Infatuation

"Bar Tartare has the romantic glow and gravitational pull of a European wine bar, complete with an overflow of people on the cobblestone street patio, knowledgeable servers, and a cooler well-stocked with natural wine. Who’s cooking what in the kitchen changes weekly, but a tight menu means that, with the right company, you can knock it all off in a night or two and in time for the remix. On any given week you could have mussels verde with chorizo in beer broth, or maple blossom and squash fritti, or even an “anything goes italian burger" with a beef and egg yolk filled raviolo patty. Besides Tartare’s shapeshifting menu, its rotating selection of coveted BC wines from the likes of Ursa Major, Poppyshake, and A Sunday in August will keep drawing you back in. Get there early to stake out a table, fill it up with food, and clock the remaining hours of the summer night by the glass." - Thalia Stopa

https://www.theinfatuation.com/vancouver/reviews/bar-tartare
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The 38 Best Restaurants in Vancouver, Canada | Eater

"After the much-loved Juice Bar shuttered, long-time server Lindsay Otto took over and re-opened the place as Bar Tartare. Located in the same space as the popular Birds and the Beets cafe, the bar stocks its fridges with unfined, unfiltered, natural, and low-intervention wines from B.C. and beyond. Expect knowledgeable servers to cheerily exclaim “Try this!” as they pop corks (or unscrew caps). Given the bar’s name, you’ll have to try the tartare (the bison is superb, with plenty of zingy flavor and crunchy textures), but check out nightly specials from the rotating crew of guest chefs. Best for: Exciting pop-ups with some of the city’s most talented young chefs." - Nikki Bayley

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Dr. Christine Pieton, DPT

Google
If you enjoy unique food with thoughtful wine pairings look no further than Bar Tartare! My good friend and I wondered over for dinner (part 2) after a recommendation from another local restaurant we had just come from, and it became our favorite restaurant on our Vancouver trip. We shared the scallop crudo and tempura oyster mushrooms (both were awesome) and a bottle of Reflexion. They all complimented each other perfectly. We loved the bottle of wine so much that we picked up another two days later to enjoy back at our Airbnb. Shout out to Wallace (part of their staff) who helped us choose - she is so knowledgeable about their wine offerings - don’t hesitate to ask her for a recommendation. Thank you Bar Tartare 💜

Madi Meckling

Google
Cute bar and good wine selection with seasonal pairings. Had lovely outdoor seating though inside can be stuffy. A bit pricey but worth the experience!

Lauren Barrett

Google
The melon crudo was a standout the compressed cantaloupe with jalapeño, basil, coriander oil, and fennel pollen was so fresh and unique. The radish tonnato with peanut chili crunch and basil was equally delicious, layered with flavor and texture. The wine pairing was excellent and really brought everything together. Highly recommend!

Yannic

Google
Phenomenal dinner from this week's chef Christian. Highlights were the lamb croquette and the pork and spot prawn dumplings. Great wine pairing recommendations from the waitress. I could likely eat several slices of the apple custard cake we had for dessert...it reminded me of something I'd get at a high end bakery. Do recommend making a reservation. Would strongly recommend dining here and we will definitely be back. Some of the better food I've had in town. 3 glasses of wine each and every food item on the menu split between 3 of us was ~$70cad each.

Anthony Lee

Google
Went to Bar Tartare for Chef Christian's menu. Had one of each on the menu. Amazing flavours, especially the pate en croute, beef tartare, and the pork + spot prawn dumpling. The place was full so service was a bit overwhelmed.

Alexandra Skeggs

Google
Such cool vibes - one of my favourite places in the city. Best to get there earlier or you may need to wait. Highly recommend!

Jill H

Google
I’ve been coming here for some time now and have always had a great experience. Probably one of the best natural wine selections in this city with great service. Unfortunately I was dismayed by the lack of professionalism in communication recently. I was trying to book a larger group here for my birthday and emailed them as noted on their website. I waited a few days and never heard back. As we were all wanting to know the finalized plan and location and as a last attempt, I tried DMing them on Instagram, letting them know how I tried emailing with questions on larger group and if they could accommodate us. They responded back after a few hours with ‘sorry, we’re all booked that weekend.’ No apology or explanation on not getting back via email (stated in their website for large group resos), which I would think would be the official / professional mode of communication in this case. I don’t think people should rely on IG DM as the main source of communication / information, at least in this situation. I was rather turned off from their lack of warmness and explanation (maybe take the email off their website if they’re not going to use it?). During that time I had reached out to two other restaurant / bars and they did get back via email with friendliness and provided information on gratuities, menu, etc. If they had just emailed me back letting me know they were fully booked (or not), I could have committed to another place sooner. It’s unfortunate as I still really like this place for good wine and the feature of different chefs and they were my top choice, but this recent experience with trying to book for a larger group for my birthday turned me off and I probably wont try again in the future for a larger group booking.

Zandrew Claveria

Google
I’ve come here a couple times for a good night caps. They have a wide range of wine selections and they’re knowledgeable in what to suggest if you’re indecisive. I went recently for their pop up collab with Gary’s and the food was amazing.
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Callista R.

Yelp
Ive been to Bar Tartare also when it was Juice bar and loved it both times. I've always sat out on their outdoor patio and it's a great spot to split a bottle of wine and have some good eats with friends. Their staff are friendly and walk you through the varied wine options (lots of unique choices). The pasta we got was with their rotating chef from Le Mano and it was great.