Bistros near Chesapeake

“Catered our wedding and did an incredible job. Brought the Bridal party pre-ceremony snacks to keep us full for our event! Guests loved the food!“

“Breakfast sandwiches are a missile“

“I’m allergic to milk products including butter… the server and kitchen were very helpful checking ingredients and offering substitute options. My son ordered the salmon, I ordered the pork chop slightly modified for my allergy. I was also pleased to have them ask for cooking temp/doneness not only for the chop, but also the salmon! The truffle fries were delicious (without the parmesan) They even offer a special pre-show menu for those in a rush to catch an opening time of any nearby shows. My only issue with the whole experience was the large tv screens playing sports which seemed both unnecessary and distracting.

Dietary restrictions: They have gluten free and vegan options labeled on their menu & we’re also able to modify or help me avoid milk based dairy products (though this wasn’t labeled on the menu)“

“This was hands down the best food I've had in Virginia since moving here 7 years ago. My husband and I have struggled finding a family friendly place to eat that's not a franchise and the same old crap. This place cooks with love. My hats off to the chef because we all thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The Fried Pimento Cheese Balls were heaven. Our burgers delicious and our children who are as picky as you can get said they want to eat here everyday lol. Thanks for a beautiful dinner!“

“I really wanted to give this place a lower rating, but the French 77 and the warmed up chocolate sea salt cookie were both so delicious that I couldn’t! We walked to the bar/counter/register and were the only ones in line, but it took awhile before anyone would acknowledge us. Got a gruff, “just so you know, it’s gonna be 30-45 minutes!” For a drink and a cookie? Yeah. Looked around - not crowded at all - in fact, only 2 tables had diners. Not sure why both workers seemed so flustered and snappy. Had to take a number and a table and wait. Finally arrived with a kind “sorry for the wait”, and took our goodies up to our room. Luckily this taught us not to come here for breakfast, as it starts at 6:30 and we had to be on the field, 20 minutes away at 7:00 am. We did, however, attempt to get coffee. The Starbucks is open 24 hours, but if you want coffee before they open for breakfast, you have to let them know at the front desk. Which we tried to do, but again it took some time before anyone would acknowledge us. Coffee was good, much needed, and much appreciated. They have good product, but seem to not care much about customer service...“