Dimly-lit, French-influenced eatery offering elevated comfort cuisine plus cocktails & wine.
"Bardot Cafe might be more of a lounge than a dive bar with its drapey curtains and candles on every table. But it still feels like the kind of place that you could show up to any time, grab an empty table, and get a $6 margarita. While you’re here, you should also order some of their kind of French food, whether that’s some pickled beets and crab frites or larger items like an excellent lamb burger and a quesadilla. If you’re not looking for a full meal, they also have a great Happy Hour that includes half-off draughts and $5 bar snacks." - sydney mcelwee
"Hoagie Dom, run by Dominic Rocconi, holds pop-ups at Bardot Cafe, featuring high-quality, unique hoagie creations. Rocconi, who bakes his own bread and pickles his own peppers, sources ingredients from local establishments like Di Bruno Bros. The pop-ups are highly anticipated, often selling out quickly." - Abigail Weil
"When you’ve exhausted the scene on Second Street and you’ve aged out of the Piazza, Bardot Cafe is here for you. This place is a little more grown up, from the candle lighting and leather booths to the pots of mussels you’ll be eating, but it’s still a fun spot where you can either have a chill dinner or a big night. If food is more a bonus than a requirement, stick to drinks at the bar during Happy Hour, which features half-off draughts and $5 bar snacks." - Jordan Price
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