Bistro 35 - Menu

Friendly welcoming. Nice touch with the onion bhajee for aperitif. Menu read well but food was basic home cooking. Vegetables over done. Interesting art work adorned the restaurant the facilities.

We popped in for a quiet drink of an evening and decided to have a gin and tonic. We went for the Tanqueray Sevilla, and it was one of the best gin and tonics I have ever had. It was presented beautifully with an edible...flower in the ice cube and tasted delicious. The atmosphere was also lovely. A little gem.

Did not eat here but just called in for a few drinks. No beer on tap but a selection of bottles. But a massive range of spirits. The place is like someone’s front room, real cosy and homely. The owner is happy to show you...around and talk about her art that is all over the walls. A gReat place to avoid the normal pub chains .

We had booked a table for on Saturday evening at and when ewe arrived on time the manger oldish lady told us that our booking was for pm and she never would accept a booking for and...told us to go away.It was no surprise to note that there was no-one else in the restaurant eating just table of having a drink.She was very abrupt would not return.

Went to the wine bar that forms part of the bistro for a drink, there appeared to be some sort of exhibition of naked drawings on. Ignored by staff and made to feel uncomfortable- there were a couple of drunk posh ladies shouting so we...decided to leave. Interesting decision for a venue that is so quiet on a Saturday night to be so unwelcoming to potential clientele

One of my fav places on earth and I'm a fussy one! Great quality local meat. I call it the Modbury Groucho club. Brilliant food, amazing host, stunning eccentric decor, a couple of black cats. I would travel the world for a quirky bar like...this and found it on my doorstep! Just like the Alchemist! I wouldn't bring kids but well worth the visit for adults. We adore it!

Had a lovely meal here with my family. The service was good with the waiter checking for more information, not making things up. Food was very good with honest information from the proprietor about the ingredients. Atmosphere was very friendly, the locals' in the bar...area enjoying themselves with flavoursome smelling bar snacks. Our meal was very good with generous portions. Overall a very good evening out.

The range of opinions in the reviews of Bistro represent the place fairly but our experience was that we loved eating here. The place is undoubtedly eccentric and the food menu limited. If you like mashed potato you are in for a treat,...as it is perfectly produced thick, firm and creamy. If you don't like mash, you are going to struggle a bit, as most dishes are accompanied by mash. We had duck and beef stew (both with mash). The duck was crisp on the outside and succulent inside and was delicious with fresh orange juice squeezed on top. The beef stew was slow cooked and tasted divine. No draught beer to drink, but the quality of the wines on offer was excellent. In terms of price, Bistro i...

Came across Bistro when searching for a place to go for a date night whilst on holiday. Not knowing the area at all apart from guide books and driving through the little town, we decided (with the help of reviews) that we'd give this...place a try. As it was a Thursday evening the town was almost silent and the Bistro quiet. Straight away Annabelle the owner greeted us like she'd know us for ages which was lovely and sorted out drinks out straight away. They bar/lounge area is exactly what we love in that it is quirky, cozy and almost like a living room. Vicky decided on a G&T and I went with a double rum and coke which went down very nicely. The menu was basic but all food homemade. I went...