Bistro du Midi prides itself on exquisite Provençal cuisine. Chef Robert Sisca is the culinary force behind the ingredient-driven menu that lends a contemporary spin to authentic flavors from southeastern France. Subject to season, produce is locally sourced. Start off with artisan cheeses and charcuterie, and raw servings of oysters and tuna tartare tartine. Let oenophile Olivier Flosse fix you with fine regional wine from the impressive glass-enclosed cellar. Overlooking the historic Boston Public Garden, this place is one of the best French restaurants in town.
Website: bistrodumidi.com
Phone: (617) 279-8000
Cross Streets: Between Hadassah Way and Arlington St
Closed now
- Tue 11:30 AM - 9:30 PM
272 Boylston St Boston, MA 02116 ·535.77 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Smoke-free
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpThis place never disappoints! Took my friend for her birthday and we of course did the chefs tasting. Food is always on point and this is the one place I would break my food habit rules for. Every...
MoreDisappointing. My only negative Dine Out experience (in any city) and the most I've paid for lunch - $36. I'm sure I would have had a much better lunch at one of the other participating French...
MoreIf you're looking for a place to feel welcomed, I'd recommend spending your money somewhere else. We came here to celebrate the 4th of July, when people are out enjoying the holiday in casual...
MoreI really wanted to love Bistro du Midi because the location and atmosphere are hard to beat. It's right across from the Public Garden, the dining room is beautiful, and it's a great date night...
MoreSolid 4 for Restaurant week. Too much butter in the gnocchi, dessert very tasty. Service was not great, they forgot what dessert I ordered.
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