The Brasserie

(203) 254-8094

52 Sanford St, Fairfield, CT | Directions   06824

41.141768 -73.257646 View Website
  • Hours

    Mon-Thu 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-9:30pm; Fri-Sat 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-10pm; Sun 5pm-9pm
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Cuisine:
Tapas / Small Plates, Hamburgers, Pizza, Steakhouse, French, Soups, Vegetarian

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Restaurant Special Features:
Notable Beer List, Romantic Dining, Outdoor Dining, Notable Chef, Private Rooms, Date Spot, Group Dining, Happy Hour, Private Parties, Notable Wine List
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The Tastiest Choice a Quick Bite or a World Class Lunch or Dinner!


 

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1.0
March 19, 2011

French Faux Pas. This place was a big disappointment. The escargots were shrunk and wrinkled; the tuna sashimi was not fresh, it had not moist on it, the sauce on it was spicy but not pleasant.

We ordered the "cassaulette", which comes served not in a little casserole dish as it is nicely done in better French restaurants. The meal looked like just coming out from a salad bar - The beans were small, and tasted like canned beans; the "duck" looked and tasted like an old chicken. My husband ordered the Tilapia with champagne sauce, but it came out cold, the sauce was very uninspired and the rice grains were small and plain like the ones you can get at any Stop and Shop store - The bill was grand though: This dinner costed close to $100 with tip - We will not go back.

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5.0
October 22, 2010

Amazing Lunch!!!. Great lunch menu!!

I had the $12.95 Prix-Fix 3 course menu!

The staff was very knowledgeable and handled my allergy very seriously. Our server Santos was great!!!

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4.0
February 22, 2007

Very Good French Seafood. This one is a real gem if you like fine seafood cuisine. The chef is passionate about the food and the customers, and it shows.

Adjacent "O Bar" serves a great martini, although the 'upper class' ambiance that it started with has been eroded by what appear to be "townie" regulars. (why one would go to a wine/martini bar to swill budweiser is beyond this writer)

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5.0
May 04, 2005

One of the Best. One of the best restaurant in the erea. I'm dining out 2 to 3 time a week and don't fine really good restaurant. This restaurant has a very nice atmosphere, the waiter were friendly and the food was exelant. I will recomandeted to all my friends.

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