Gougères
6 €Warm Comté choux puffs, three to an order.
Vegetarian
A bistro menu is short so it can change often. This example has four starters and four mains, with snacks to begin and sides on their own.
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A short menu written each morning from the market, with wine from small growers.
While you choose.
Warm Comté choux puffs, three to an order.
Shallot vinegar and lemon, by the piece.
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Start from this menu. Change the name, dishes, prices, fonts and colors.
Use this templateTwo to four bites that are ready in minutes, like gougères or anchovy toast.
Four is enough: something light, something rich, and one without meat.
Steak frites, roast chicken, a fish and a vegetarian main. Keep the favorites when the rest changes.
Price each side, and say which mains already come with one, like the steak frites.
Chocolate mousse, a tart, and cheese for those who skip sweets.
Sell snacks by the piece or in small orders, like a single oyster, so a guest can order one with a drink.
Shallot vinegar and lemon, by the piece.
Cantabrian anchovies and cultured butter on sourdough.
Air-dried in the Ardèche, with cornichons.
Name the main ingredient, then two or three things on the plate. No need for more.
Our signature steak dish.
Bavette, béarnaise, watercress and hand-cut frites.
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As often as the market does: daily for a few dishes, by the season for the rest.
Four or five starters and mains is plenty. A short menu means fresher food and a calmer kitchen.
A bistro is usually small, with a short menu that changes. A brasserie is bigger, open longer, with a long list of classics.



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