

Trendy, urban locale for French dishes emphasizing local ingredients paired with wine finds.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1837 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302
Phone: (303) 443-7766
Website: http://www.mateorestaurant.com/
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Reviews
Charming location with outdoor seating right on Pearl Street.
There is plenty of street parking in front or half a block south on 19th.
This icon has had long-term management and a staff who clearly enjoys working at Mateo.
Delightful drink menu with unexpected selections.
Plan on ordering food again and again when you experience what they offer.
Highly recommend the Tomato Bisque, my favorite I’ve ever had.
My evening meal was poulet frites, chicken served with fondue and hand cut frites. If you are burned out on chicken, please consider this dish! Organic slow cooked pan seared, it is unforgettable.
Salad was delicate, absolutely fresh. Fries came out hot, this mael takes about 20 minutes.
Lemon tart to finish, went nicely with the last sip of the recommended white wine in photos.
Our server was new which is totally understandable.
We dined early and we’re there for the happy hour menu. We had the butter lettuce salad (regular menu) which was very good. The dressing was perfect.
We also had the steak frites and the moulles from the happy hour menu. The steak was tough and definitely not what I would expect from a Provençal bistro. The moulles were good. I’d eat those again.
We finished with the lemon tarte and the panne cotta both of which were average.
I was surprised by the number of Italian wines on the list since it’s a Provençal restaurant. There were no white or rose French options.
With all of the great restaurants on Pearl St we have lots of options which means each restaurant has to be top notch. This one didn’t perform .
The bread and cheese were decent, I wish there was a little more of each cheese but it was enough to get a few bites each.
The mussels were tender, delicate and full of flavor. For somewhere so far from the ocean I’m glad to see the they tasted fresh.
Whilst it’s not kid friendly, I would not say it’s unfriendly. I do not think there is a kids menu. So consider that if you are bringing kids.
I’d definitely go again.
My experience here in years past has been “like a box of chocolates“…
But there is a new captain at the helm, Matt Yule, and what used to be the case of “you never know what you’re going to get“ with service and quality has become a consistently awesome experience, time after time. This is now my shamefully frequented go-to neighborhood spot where I can count on consistently stellar service, great food, and a wine list that never fails to impress (pro tip: ask for Griffin; wine-guide-extraordinaire who’ll never steer you wrong).