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  1. Bis Bistró

    Contemporary French

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    Tucked into a covered passageway full of boutiques, this bistro earns its Paris comparisons through sheer commitment to the aesthetic: globe lamps, long banquettes, high ceilings, and mirrors that have clearly been there since your grandparents were young. The menu runs contemporary French with a Patagonian accent, and the glass-fronted kitchen keeps things honest. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand and shares a chef with the fine-dining room across the passage, which explains a lot.

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    • Potato omelette

      “The reasonably contemporary à la carte (potato omelette, fresh capers and anchovies, rack of Patagonian lamb, pavlova with seasonal fruits etc)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Rack of Patagonian lamb

      “The reasonably contemporary à la carte (potato omelette, fresh capers and anchovies, rack of Patagonian lamb, pavlova with seasonal fruits etc)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Pavlova with seasonal fruits

      “The reasonably contemporary à la carte (potato omelette, fresh capers and anchovies, rack of Patagonian lamb, pavlova with seasonal fruits etc)”

      Michelin Guide

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