Restaurant
Jules Bistro
October 9, 2009
Emmanuel Joinville’s remarkable little spot in Gastown hits all the right notes, conjuring hearty, unpretentious French bistro fare in a roowm transported straight from Le Marais. Start with the sizeable terrine de campagne with grape chutney before moving to the palate-fondling beef tenderloin in a red wine sauce ($23) or the duck confit with white beans and shallot compote ($17). Still going? Finish with a vanilla bean crème brûlée ($6). Kronenbourg 1664 on tap and a daily three-course table d’hôte (greens, steak or salmon with frites, and chocolate terrine) for $21 make this room as affordable as it is authentic. Highly recommended.
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