Saturday Sept. 23 and Sunday Sept. 24 MENU Escargots sautes aux champignons et beurre a l’ails Ou Soupe a l’oignon gratinee au fromage emmenthal et croutons .................... Coq au vin Bourguignon , sauce au vin rouge , onions , champignons et lardons fumes , sur un lit de papardelli Ou Filet de sole poele au beurre d’amandes effilees , riz et legumes ......................... Tarte au citron ou crème caramel
To bring in the fall we are offering two specials for our dinner customers for the next 2 weeks! Order 2 main courses and get 1 appetizer or 1 dessert for free! Treat yourself and your partner to a cozy dining experience and get two great deals during the middle of the week. See our full dinner menu here. http://thefrenchtable.ca/web/dinner/
Herve Martin, your host and owner of The French Table has assembled a special dinner this Thursday, July 14th in honour of Bastille Day. Come join us for a festive celebration to liberté. APPETIZER Vichyssoise Or Salad of duck giblet confit with lardons MAIN COURSE Pan seared flank steak with caramelized shallots , baby green and pommes frites Or Pan seared Coho salmon with a walnut and herbs sauce , spicy lemon risotto DESSERT Selection of cheese Or Rhubarb tart $45 per person, plus tax and gratuities. Call us at 604-689-3237 or use our contact form to reserve your table. http://thefrenchtable.ca/web/contact-us/
Hello, I want to thank your patronage to The French Table. My staff and I appreciate your business and we always look forward to pleasing both long term clients and new customers. We know there is a popular dining event in Vancouver around this time of year. We purposely do not participate in that event due to the forced turnover that is required. We want our customers to take their time and enjoy their meal without feeling like they are rushed. We have a large collection of French and local wines to choose from and a selection of classic French dishes with weekly features from our chef. Come in, enjoy our laid back ambience and have a taste of France on Main St.! Best regards, Herve Martin