Maple Street Bistro
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About Maple Street Bistro
Maple Street Bistro Reviews
41 ratings
Cozy small place . The owner is friendly and chatty. You feel like home .
This small restaurant does require reservations, however we called ahead to see if they could accommodate 2 more. She was delighted to have us. I recognized the owners accent. A Polish descent and the food was incredible. All home-made. Down to the pasta. Which is why she needs to know how much to make. As I have a friend from Warsaw also, we enjoyed her history.
I had the pleasure to dine here. As i am European I was intrigued by the thought of trying to see how an European meal in America looks like! Having read the reviews I noticed that the name Monika was spelled with a K and not C so I guessed that perhaps she comes from Europe.
As I arrived - I had no reservation but was politely accepted because I was visiting out of season and indeed we bonded!
I had the best duck ragu and it really tasted like an European meal!
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As I arrived - I had no reservation but was politely accepted because I was visiting out of season and indeed we bonded!
I had the best duck ragu and it really tasted like an European meal!
Thank...read full review
Maple Street Bistro is a small, cozy restaurant known for its homemade, authentic European-style dishes made from scratch with local, ethically sourced ingredients. Reservations are recommended, but the staff is welcoming and accommodating. The owner, of Polish descent, prepares dishes like pasta and borscht with care and passion, giving diners a taste of European cuisine. Highlights include the duck ragu and hearty soups, which evoke a sense of tradition and heartfelt cooking. The restaurant offers a warm, inviting atmosphere where guests can enjoy not just delicious food but a connection to culture and history. Overall, Maple Street Bistro is highly recommended for those seeking an authentic, homemade meal that touches the soul.