Houston Press, November 2008
Bistro Provence is as close as you can get to the experience of eating at a French restaurant without leaving town. It's a virtual clone of a middle-of-the-road eatery in the south of France.
At Bistro Provence the food is stellar. On a frosty night with a bottle of French red wine and the aroma of garlic and mustard steaming from one of the braised meat dishes, you can squint your eyes and imagine you are in a cozy dining room in France.
Bistro Provence is the most French restaurant in Houston.
Houston Chronicle
Wood-beamed cafe offers authentic, hearty fare of Provence: duck confit, remarkable breads and pizzas.
Citysearch.com
A French bistro hidden in the corners of Memorial Drive, but trust the sweet-smelling aroma to lead you to it. The
excels with saucy chicken, beef stews and grilled items.
Purists may be quick to order the confit de lapin, a simmered red rabbit confit with candied onions and prunes. But the fearful will be comforted with four different pizzas and several soups.
