East End Bistrot
2020 Progress Ct suite 110, Raleigh
(984) 281-8869
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Order was not brought out in order. Salad arrived with meal. My wife got the Dover Sole which was sold as a small portion that should not be split. It turned out to be a large portion that could have been shared. I ordered another fish selection that was excellent. Overall, the food was excellent although our waiter was the bartender and should have been one of the professional waiters. The ball was dropped and I was very disappointed as it was a birthday celebration.
This was my second time at EEB. The first time I visited EEB I had uncooked chicken and got injured by a piece of glass in my arm in between the seats. I still wanted to give them another try because I love French cuisine. The place was beautiful and my server was nice, but it was very overpriced for the entree that we were told that could feed 2 people. I'm not sure if I'll visit a 3rd time, but time will tell.
We always enjoy dining at the East End Bistrot! The menu choices are splendid and always cooked to perfection. We enjoyed top notch service and this is our go to for a special occasion and Raleigh. 
We had a lovely night at Eadt End Bistro. My scallops were delicious and my daughter enjoyed the chicken. Our waiter was attentive and helpful. I highly recommend the restaurant for a special night out.
Fabulous birthday fun! Can't believe this place is a mile from home and we had not yet visited due to price comments... it's worth the splurge!! Interestingly delicious food, friendly attentive service, and Gregory's sommelier pairings were spot on!
We have only been to East End Bistrot one other time- and it was only for a drink at the bar. We enjoyed the first visit there, so we decided to try it out for dinner. The only reservation that was available was a seat at the bar. Our cocktails were good, as was our starter- dumplings... and we enjoyed the bread. We ordered a bottle of wine to enjoy with our dinner.... and it took what felt like 20-35 minutes to get it- after we were half way through our dinner. Our dinner was delicious- very overpriced, but delicious. We just felt very ignored. There was a large table there that we think perhaps the wait staff knew, and they received most of the wait staff's attention. Not sure we will try again.
My family and have a girls night out each month. For the month of June we decided to visit East End Bistro. We had an incredible time. My mother and aunt loved the place. The service provided by Patrick was beyond any service we have received before. There is a post stating the food was bland. My family doesn't do bland and we didn't experience that with our food selections. This is my advice come out, visit East End Bistro and treat yourself to a great experience.
Fantastic dining experience - dover sole was melt in your mouth, cocktails exquisite and creme brûlée was out of this world. Highly recommend.
Everything is delicious. It's a special treat to do wine pairings with Gregory selecting the wines.
The team at East End Bistrot is an amazingly professional group of industey experts. From the hostes' welcome, to smart and informed conversarions with the Sommelier, to graceful table service, and an impeccable atmosphere, we enjoy every visit to one of our all time Best Destinations. Magnum Mondays and Terrace Tuesdays (with live music) are two of our best date nights. Just let Greta, Patrick, Gregory, Addison or any other team member know PlayingWhileGraying (Instagram) recommended that you drop in.
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Great food! A definite dining experience! We would highly recommend! This is a destination for a special night!
Restaurant was beautiful. Service very good. Food presentation terrific. The taste? Given the hype (and the price), i expected “off the charts” delicious. It was only ok. Doubt we will be returning.
East End Bistro is very elegant and the food of excellent quality. However, both the food offerings and the alcoholic beverages are overpriced. Other restaurants more on the fringe of Raleigh have proven that it's possible to survive (even thrive!) with more moderate pricing. The Saturday night we were at EEB, it was far from crowded - perhaps as a sign of current consumer sentiment or simply by accident, but I suspect the reason might be that management has set prices above the market. We had great service and would quickly return for that, the ambiance, and the food - were it not for the prices.
I took my husband here for his birthday. We enjoyed everything from the time we were greeted at the door until we left. The service & food were exceptional. Our server Matthew was very knowledgeable, engaging, and ensured we had a great experience. The decor was also very unique, adding to the sophisticated ambiance. I suggest including East End Bistrot to your list of restaurants to try in Raleigh. We will definitely be back.
We had horrible service. Our waiter had no idea how to provide the level of service that comes with a dinner that costs $$$. Zero attention to detail and very slow. The restaurant has tons of potential but didn't execute. Some food was delicious and some was just meh. The crab puffs were bland and tasted fishy. You can't charge that kind of price and deliver so poorly. We won't be back.
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