Bistro 19 is one of those places I've often thought about going, but I didn't get there until this week. I like to get downtown for lunch, but my schedule doesn't always allow it. But I had some interviews downtown on Thursday, so I was able to head in for lunch.
I had the monte cristo, and my lunch partner had the pulled pork. Both were pretty yummy. I was a fan of the skinny, beer-battered fries, too. I wasn't sure what to expect price-wise, but both of our sandwiches came in at about $8 each. Not bad. It was pretty busy that day, and I saw quite a few juror tags around the room. But we were in and out in about 40 minutes.
I couldn't help but notice a good number of people milling around the Double D's stand in the square on our way out. Hot dogs appear to be a pretty good business.
(File photo at right taken by Paul Kuehnel.)
I had the monte cristo, and my lunch partner had the pulled pork. Both were pretty yummy. I was a fan of the skinny, beer-battered fries, too. I wasn't sure what to expect price-wise, but both of our sandwiches came in at about $8 each. Not bad. It was pretty busy that day, and I saw quite a few juror tags around the room. But we were in and out in about 40 minutes.
I couldn't help but notice a good number of people milling around the Double D's stand in the square on our way out. Hot dogs appear to be a pretty good business.
(File photo at right taken by Paul Kuehnel.)
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