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JeanRo Bistro
413 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH
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Cuisine | French | |
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Hours | Mon-Sat 11:30am-3:30pm for lunch; nightly from 5:30pm for dinner | |
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Location | Downtown | |
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Reservations | Reservations recommended | |
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Phone | 513/621-1465 | |
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Web site | www.bistrojeanro.com | |
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Prices | Lunch sandwiches about $9; entrees $10-$20; dinner main courses $16-$31; side dishes are a la carte | |
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Credit Cards | AE, DC, DISC, MC, V | |
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Full-bodied coffee, patisserie-style desserts, and polished service help make this my favorite restaurant in Cincinnati. I'm not alone. Boisterous gourmands pack the narrow room with its sunny yellow walls and butcher-paper-covered tables at this Parisian bistro to sip wine and sample such quintessential dishes as chicken coq au vin or seared steak and pommes frites. In the past few years, its noted chef, Jean-Robert de Cavel, has opened several hot spots, including the fine-dining establishment Jean-Robert at Pigall's, 127 W. Fourth St. (tel. 513/721-1345); a hip wine bar known as the Lavomatic Café, 1211 Vine St. in Over-the-Rhine (tel. 513/621-1999); and a cafe or two across the river in Covington.
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