Bacchus Bistro

Came here for a corporate Dinner Party.
Nice atmosphere, food was pricey but decent.
Kind of weird that you have to go outside to go to the bathroom.
If you dress up to come to this fancy restaurant, you might want to dress warm and not in some flimsy frock when the temperature dips! Brrr…

My girlfriend and I had lunch there today, the food was amazing, the service fantastic, the setting was lovely, a true gem, if you would like something out of the normal restaurant chains, highly recommend this!

A fantastic spot with friendly helpful staff.
We found it by accident walking around the neighbourhood after checking into our hotel.
The mussels were delicious and the cob salad was probably the best we ever had.
The back garden is the perfect spot for a nice lunch/​brunch on a warm sunny day.

We had my parents 55^th anniversary luncheon here. Food was great service was great. Fully recommend

Ate here for lunch, had the special which was a half duck in an orange sauce and it was amazing, everyone at the table enjoyed their meal, my father had the lamb shank which he raved about. The open patio setting overlooking the vineyard is very nice and makes the experience that much better. Highly recommended.

I love escargot but it was only mediocre here. The duck and lemon tart were amazing though. The food was offset by very slow service and the lights kept getting dim then bright.

Came here for lunch with my Mom and sister as a special Easter lunch. We had a reservation at 1pm but there did not appear to be a problem finding a table. We opted to sit out on the patio, which offers a beautiful view of their vineyard. Heaters are outside and so there is no worry about being cold.
I chose to try the North Bluff Pink wine, which was delicious and crisp. They offer a full variety of their wines at the bistro in both glass and bottle form. My mom had a coffee and I don’t think her glass was ever less than half full.
To start, my sister and I both enjoyed the french onion soup. It comes in a very large typical onion soup bowl and is covered in melted cheese. The portion is huge and it is very rich. The broth isn’t too salty and has a tomato accent. The bread was a bit spongy but otherwise, I would highly recommend this!
For lunch, I had the featured quiche and mixed greens. The quiche was tomato with cheddar cheese and was the fluffiest egg dish I have ever eaten. It was more like a soufflé style, it was so light. The house dressing is delicious and light, and you get a wide variety of types of lettuce. My only concerns were that the lettuce pieces were huge and I had a few gritty encounters. My mom had the crepes and loved the mornay sauce in them. My sister opted for the feature strawberry dessert for her main course and we were very impressed with it. Big fluffy squares of puffed pastry and tons of strawberries.
I would highly recommend this bistro for a nice, relaxing meal with an amazing view. The meal in total took us 2 ½ hours and so it’s not one to be rushed. The menu located on the website was not the same as the one they currently offer, and they do also have daily three course meals available for ~$ 30.