
Modern Mediterranean | A Red Bank BYO Since 1996 A downtown Red Bank classic—reimagined. Since 1996, The Bistro at Red Bank has been a staple of the local dining scene. What started as a neighborhood BYO with global flair has evolved into something bolder, moodier, and unmistakably Mediterranean. Our new direction draws from the flavors and energy of the Mediterranean coast—wood-fired pizzas, handmade pastas, char-grilled vegetables, and bold, seasonal ingredients served in a sultry, modern setting. We’ve retired our sushi program and world cuisine roots to focus on what we do best: rustic dishes, timeless flavors, and unforgettable nights. Whether you’re pre-theatre, post-date, or just here for a long, candlelit dinner with friends—our
Local fixture offering eclectic fare from pizza to sushi in cozy setting with sidewalk seating.
Hours
| Monday | 12–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–9 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14 Broad St, Red Bank, NJ 07701
Phone: (732) 530-5553
Website: http://thebistroatredbank.com/
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Reviews
In all, we had;
The bread service: There are 2 different choices, at an additional price – Garlic bread or Ciabatta baguette
We selected the Ciabatta baguette – some of the best bread we’ve had, and it came with marinated olives / lemon scented olive oil for dipping. Although the bread was good, I’m not sure I’d be willing to pay the extra price again.
Appetizers:
Woodfired Garlic Shrimp – delicious, a hint of lemon in the sauce, not overpowering
Crispy Rock Shrimp – delicious, loved the tempura batter and Calabrian chili aioli
Mains:
Chicken Milanese – the chicken was moist and the panko crust delicious. Sometimes the chicken is pounded too thin and gets tough; this was not the case. The Arugula Salad on top was delicious and paired beautifully with the balsamic drizzle on the chicken, making every bite even better.
Short Rib – as stated before, the short rib was dry and not tender, more of a mealy texture. The flavor was decent, but not enjoyable. The scallion mashed potatoes, honey-glazed crispy Brussels sprouts, and horseradish crema were delicious. We brought the dryness of the short rib to the attention of the waiter, but strangely, we were given an “I’m sorry about that”, and that was all, not even a suggestion to replace it or any discount on the bill.
The staff:
Everyone was pleasant; the waiter was a bit aloof. The bus person was more attentive, even boxing the remainder of our meal to take home instead of the usual drop-off of a box for you to shovel your plate into yourself.
The ambience:
Sparse. missing an identity. If this is the case, then the food should be Great, and for the most part it was. The music was barely there, and what could be heard sounded like a radio station that wasn’t quite tuned in.
Rating:
We are giving a 4 Star rating because the majority of the food was delicious. It could have been 5 Stars if the Short Rib had been proper, the waiter had been better, and there had been more ambience.
The food was very good. I would recommend it and will be returning for the delicious food.
We were seated at a nice table by the front windows. Our waitress was awesome, can’t say enough about her (sorry I forgot her name). We had the Mediterranean spreads for our appetizer, with the Chicken Scarpariello and a Shrimp special for our mains. It was delicious.
We will definitely be going back.