Bistro146 from Pleasantville Menu

The average evaluation of this restaurant is 4.5, which means that the Bistro146 is extremely well regarded by its guests, Furthermore, this eatery is known as one of the best in Pleasantville, within the popular category European.

What Heidi Sporer likes about Bistro146:
Had dinner here for the first time last night. It was amazing!! I had the crab cakes and the Pan Roasted Striped Bass (special of the day); my husband had the conch chowder (daily special) and the lobster pie. We can't wait to go back. The menu is mesmerizing!!! View all feedback.

ryan-elton

18.06.2023 - 06:23

Had a wonderful dinner with excellent service! Everything was crisp where it should be and moist when it should be! The owner came at the table to check that we...

elyse-bailey

18.06.2023 - 06:23

The cook has amazing aromas and presentation!! Everything is delicious from appetizer to dessert and servings are expected! My new friend.

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The locale offers also a wide selection of vegan meals, and even has gluten-free dishes on the menu list.

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