Voted Halifax’s Best French restaurant
A quaint, cozy full of life restaurant that features lots of Parisian cafe favourites, cooked in an open-style kitchen.
Le Bistro by Liz is now open and waiting to serve you!
We know how to make
the best French food in the city.
Chef Brian Dugas brings old favourites and new sumptuous menu items. Celebrate every day with unique and inspired dishes from our menu. Our welcoming staff is accommodating and are waiting to serve you!!! We hope to see you soon.
Brunch Menu
Lunch Menu
Dinner Menu
Desserts
Wines
Takeout Menu
Celebrating
10 years open !!!!
Hard to believe with all the ups and downs Feok crane to covid and just daily challenges that we are still happy and loving our little Bistro. Here’s to another 10 years
Message from Liz
The French-inspired is décor inviting. Bistro tables topped with red and white checkered tablecloths and a glassed-in atrium is fully greenery.
From the moment you enter the doors you get caught up in the unpretentious atmosphere, hear the buzz of friendly conversation and experience the best in customer service… Quick lunches, great brunches and evenings that never end… Live entertainment on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings… Le Bistro is the place for any occasion or delectable delight.
The owner and manager Liz has recreated an old bistro in exactly the same location that she managed throughout the 90s. Haligonians were sad to see Le Bistro Café close in early 2002 when new owners changed many of the best loved features. Locals have been flocking to the New Le Bistro by Liz since it opened in December of 2011.
Music Events
Free Live Entertainment four Nights a week featuring talented local Musicians.
Live Music is performed from 8 PM to Close. For more information, see the “Live Music” page.
Fabulous LISA MACDOUGALL on Piano and Vocals Free Admission
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Back to Basics
Haligonians love comfort food but we don’t necessarily want to dress to the nines to get it. That blissful feeling of being home, dressed down and getting away from it all, is exactly the ambience that restaurateur Liz Ingram-Chambers is hoping to recreate in her new take on an old and popular Halifax haunt, Le Bistro. Which is, once again, occupying the same bottom corner of Park Victoria, on the corner of South Park and Clyde streets.
Le Bistro served its last crisp potato skin to an eager public almost a decade ago, closing for good in 2002. Patrons were chagrined at the thought of never again being able to dive into a piquant piece of the restaurant’s signature dessert: Yummy Lemon Parfait Pie. Loyalists mourned, until a flicker of hope three years ago. At the urging of her husband, Ingram-Chambers (who had been at the helm a the former Le Bistro as manager for years) searched the province’s Registry of Deeds and found the name was available. She scooped it up and Le Bistro by Liz began to take shape. The rebirth plan started out slow, but boiled over in 2011, when the owner of the Park Victoria building approached Ingram- Chambers about setting up in the spot. She started her lease on the space, with its famous glass atrium, September 15, 2011.
Interviewing staff and patrons, it’s apparent that Ingram- Chambers is as much Le Bistro herself, as its signature red and white tablecloths, cast-iron table bases and Parisian-influenced menu. The reborn restaurant served its first meals in December and had its official grand opening, with a packed house, on March 4.
