- French
Le Coq Au Vin
Menu for Le Coq Au Vin
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Ratings and Reviews for Le Coq Au Vin
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Apr 12 2012
Hilda H. via Yelp
Le Coq Au Vin Restaurant was among the first, open in 1976, and is still among the best Sgt America's top restaurants 2009. Le Coq Au Vin restaurant is now...read more
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Feb 20 2012
Jenny R. via Yelp
I'm looking forward to going back to Le Coq au Vin, as it's been a few years since my husband and I have been there. At any rate, the last time we went for...read more
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Feb 15 2012
Joanne D. via Yelp
I've read other reviews of this restaurant and I'm wondering if maybe I'm too picky or others just get caught up in the moment or the idea of saying "I ate...read more
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Nov 12 2008
via Citysearch
My husband I went to Le Coq Au Vin for a romantic dinner. Everything we had was wonderful - my husband had the signature dish and ...read more
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Sep 08 2008
via Citysearch
I recently went to Le Coq au Vin to celebrate my anniversary. The restaurant has wonderful ambiance, and the service was great. ...read more
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May 01 2008
via Citysearch
Le Coq Au Vin is a great little French restaurant with fresh food that is always tasty. The recipes taste authentic and the dish ...read more
The Scene
Even though it's designed to resemble a simple country inn don't be fooled by the rather humble surroundings. The star here is the cuisine--uniformly and consistently delicious. Everything on the menu is worth trying, and it changes seasonally to reflect what is fresh and available. The namesake signature dish has a simple elegance to it; the chicken is especially tender from being braised in the wine and it's served with bacon and pearl onions. Another longtime favorite is the Bayou Tesche: eggplant fried and stuffed with crabmeat and topped with a very spicy Cajun sauce. The barely breaded eggplant is delightfully firm, showing the skill of the chef and his mastery of the recipe. Other highlights include salmon with a horseradish-beet crust, sweetbreads with morel mushrooms and veal tenderloin roasted with artichokes and sweet peas.