Bistrot du Coin opened its doors on
Memorial Day of 2000 by Yannis Felix and Michel Verdon. The motto is
"French, Fun and Friendly". Bistro means a Neighborhood restaurant where you
can eat good food at a fair price.
The origin of Bistrot is
Russian. In Russian Bistrot means "Quick". That's why a guest can expect
to get fast service. The color of a real Bistrot is pale yellow to brown
(otherwise known as Bistre) because in French cafes the walls get dirty
quickly from nicotine. Bistrot du Coin means a neighborhood Bistrot.
We are open 7 days a week, 364
days a year. only closed on Labor day, the first Monday of September.
Bistrot Du Coin - 1738 Connecticut Avenue, NW -
Washington, DC 20009
Tél: 202 234 6969 - Fax: 202 234 6965 We are open 7 days a week, 364 days a year, only closed on
Labor Day, the 1st Monday of September.
