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Le Bistro is a French word, currently translated as 'cafe'. It was first used in the 1800s in Paris meaning an establishment providing food and wine. It also designated a wine merchant. A bistro, according to a current French restaurant translation guide is generally a "small place with atmosphere," which is "intimate". It usually meant a simple menu with a limited wine selection. That was the old definition. The meaning of "bistro" changed in the late 1980s, when famous French chefs, dismayed at declining patronage, decided to open less expensive satellite restaurants. The smaller outposts were called bistros, but they provide more sophisticated food than the meat-and-potato eateries the term once implied |
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Have lunch or dinner at our Zagat-rated and award-winning Bacchus Bistro. Relax and enjoy our award-winning wines. Enjoy authentic French cuisine, prepared with farm-fresh ingredients grown in the Fraser Valley, while looking out over our vineyard. Hours of Operation: |
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Domaine de Chaberton Estates Limited Partnership 1064 - 216 Street, Langley, BC V2Z 1R3 Boutique 604 530 1736, Bistro 604 530 9694, Long-Distance 1 888 332 9463, FAX 604 533 9687 Content © 2007 Domaine de Chaberton Estate , Built by Hilborn Design |
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