Frenchie Bar à Vins est une adresse conviviale et pleine de cachet du chef étoilé Greg Marchand. Le chef propose une cuisine bistronomique, créative et gourmande, à travers des plats 100% fait-maison qui changent régulièrement en fonction des saisons. La sélection de vins est pointue : une grosse carte de vins natures et bio et une grande diversité de régions et d’artisans vignerons. Situé dans le quartier du Sentier, au cœur de l’effervescence particulière de la rue du Nil, ce bar à vins vous plonge dans une ambiance particulièrement chaleureuse… Sans réservation, premiers arrivés, premier servis.
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Address: 6 Rue du Nil, 75002 Paris, France
Website: https://www.frenchie-bav.com/
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Located in the middle of Paris, Frenchie Bar à Vins offers delicious small and very special plates. The menu changes depending on the seasons and ingredients available, but everything we had was pure perfection.
1. Ranked n1 would be the foie gras tarte with confiture de figue. It was mindblowingly good.
2. I place the Bacon Scones 2nd. It was as good as people describe them. There’s maple syrup so it’s sort of on the sweet side. We ordered them at the end so it was kind of our dessert ; and we were definitely not disappointed.
3. If you like sardines, the pissaladière is not to miss!!! Super rich in flavor
The waiter was also super nice, he took the time to help us choose which wine would go best with the plates we ordered.
What a good experience overall.
If you’re into wine bars, this is seriously the best one I’ve tried so far. Would definitely go again!
Had dinner here with my boyfriend on the first night in paris because Kaitlyn Lavery’s video.
My oh my, I’m already thinking of going back again cause they changed menu quite often seems like.
We got 4 small plates, the maple bacon scones, the poach trout, fried pork cheek, and pissaladiere.
The maple bacon scones was as iconic as people say, it is both sweet ans savory but i’d say more on the sweet side. Still love it tho, the maple coating def has a nice caramelization on the bottom, and the scones overall is perfectly moist on the inside, and crumbly on the outside. I wish they put flaky salt on top to cut through the sweetness or maybe like a sharp cheddar in the scones, overall really good.
The poach trout was definitely the underdog, whatever sauce they put this with was like being taken to southeast asia. Then the pork cheek croquette style. I’m still thinking about this until this day. If you like mackerel, you would love the pissaladiere. I do like it, but the dough/bread underneath soaked too much of the grease i feel like this pairs better with sourdough or rice.
Overall, highly recommend and would come back again.
The outdoors table was a little chilly for an October evening, but the wine eventually warmed us up. Their wine list was phenomenal (both the by glass and by bottle list) with impressive bottles from both Bordeaux and burgundy. As we weren’t up for a bottle we went for by glass. Great pinot noir and a lovely orange wine recommended by our waiter.
Service was prompt, polite and hospitable! Can’t say much for the atmosphere as we were seated outside, but inside felt bustling, dimly lit, exactly what a wine bar should feel like.
And for the star of the show, the food;
-bacon scones: baked fresh on site, servied warm, perfect balance between sweet and savory and was the perfect introduction to the evening
-lobster roll: more on the salty side, but was an overall well-balanced dish with the celery making the dish feel fresh
-chicken liver pate + waffles: perfect, sweet and tangy, the waffle was soft and the texture was perfect
-eggplant + yoghurt + chilli oil ⭐️this was one of our favorite dishes of the night
-beef tartare: amazing
We were too full for dessert (which was a shame, but it just means we’ll have to come back!) Overall, a very impressive meal and the perfect definition of a wine bar with an equal focus on food. We will be recommending/returing
I ordered the bacon scones, which were warm, fluffy, and crisp on the edges, small yet packed with flavor. I also tried the shrimp toast, which was a light, unexpected surprise in the best way. Although I only had appetizers, I left feeling full and completely satisfied. My only regret? Not getting dessert.
The wine selection was excellent, with some glasses as affordable as €7.
The vibe was relaxed and welcoming. There were large dinner groups, solo diners, people sipping wine, reading books, and others ordering half the menu. A place for everyone.
The food was not only delicious but creative. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in Paris and I’ve already started recommending it to friends.
A beautiful afternoon in Paris with unforgettable food.
The food is seasonal and the menu changes often. Most of the dishes are easily shareable, but be warned – they are super tasty and you’ll want to finish most of them on your own. The wine list is extensive.
Food wasn’t finished and the staff took our plates away without asking. The staff rushed to take our plates all the time it almost felt like they wanted us to finish our meal asap. There wasn’t a queue. Accident happened and the sauce was splashed onto us when they took the plates again. I believe it’s an accident but no smile, no passion in most of them.
I don’t know what’s wrong but it’s not the service level and vibe I have had in Frenchie – it feels different. The staff are mostly disengaged and losing passion (except for the lady who gave us great smile). It is disappointment and made the meal less enjoyable.
I will return and give it a chance again because the service level doesn’t do the justice for the hard work of the kitchen staff. But please, Frenchie, you can be better. You should be.
There’s a large selection of good wines, excellent service, and tasty food.
The food menu is short, and some items were unavailable.