Le Petit Bar

The service is great. The staff are really knowledgeable about the wine and menu. We ordered a cheese and charcuterie platter and when it came out everything was explained including possible pairings. Some people in this town might complain about the price, so don’t go here if you don’t have an appreciation for wine and descent food and really good service.

We stopped here on our anniversary for a glass of wine and little nibble before dinner. We had a lovely glass of bubbly each (since it was our anniversary!) and another glass of wine with our charcuterie and cheese plate. We opted for two cheeses and two meats ($ 17). You can choose from a selection of each. We went with a mild Quebec bleu, soft French cheese, duck prosciutto, and cured sausage. They were served with plenty of baguette, gerkins, olives, honey, mustards, and chutney along with apple slices. The chef served the plate and explained each item. It was a terrific, relaxed way to enjoy everything. The wine menu is very carefully selected and are available by the carafe, glass, or small glass. While some of the wine prices may be higher than typical house wines, it is a fantastic way to try a wine without having to buy an entire bottle. Some of the wines would be out of our household budget so it was a treat to be able to try just a glass. There are special housemade cocktails, beer, port, and more tiny plate options. The atmosphere is relaxed and the staff was terrific. This is a perfect place to stop when you want a light bite but really thoughtfully selected food.