Bar Du Marche

tex051

18th May 2009

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Great little atmospheric, very reasonable French style cafe in the middle of Soho.
Food is simple, well cooked and good value.
Limited bar, if you wanted a plethora of brighly coloured alchopops then you will need to look elsewhere.
This can get very crowded, if you need a lot os space to enjoy your meal then I suggest you arrive early or leave it late, possibly avoid Thursday & Fridays completely.
I love this place and return time & again, Patrick is a genial host with a very dry and deadpan sense of fun!
Try & enjoy!

Gavroche

Comme à la maison! 22nd March 2008

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Finally I found an inexpensive French place in London where the food and the atmosphere is just like back home!

The "patron" is a character and the menu could be the one you find in a little corner restaurant. No wonder it is always full of French people!

The Toulouse Sausage is great and the duck Magret is delicious.

Come early as the place is quite small despite the few table at the lower ground floor.

amandaharrison

10th September 2007

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A firm favourite of ours for a relaxed meal. The outside tables are hard to bag, and the tables are squashed together but that's part of the charm. Perfect for moules frites, steak frites, the usual French tastes. Wine is good. A small bar sits about six and I've happily sat there reading a book. There is a downstairs but that's not such fun. Gets really busy so get there early if you haven't booked.

gilka

18th July 2007

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I am not writing about the food because I haven't tried it. I went there for wine and I really liked the atmosphere. Quite busy place with a French touch. I liked the staff ,they were nice and welcoming. If you don't eat you will have to sit on the bar which is great!