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Help us make it rightA favorite of Julia Child - Pot au Feu is so much more than a restaurant... Established in 1972, our cozy Bistro is the oldest French Bistro in America. Pot au Feu kicked off the Providence Restaurant Renaissance being the first to offer something other than steak, spaghetti and chow mien . Located in the Historic Downtown we are just minutes from all the hotels and convention center.
Pot au Feu is so much more than a restaurant... Established in 1972 we believe our cozy Bistro is the oldest French Bistro in America. Pot au Feu kicked off the Providence Restaurant Renaissance being the first to offer something other than "steak, spaghetti and chow mien". In 1875 workman carved the massive stones which became the foundation of the exquisite Wilcox Building. You can still see...
Steaks, Pasta, French Specialties, New England Seafood
The Scene
Upstairs in the Salon, the atmosphere is formal and the fare is sophisticated. Downstairs in the Bistro, where the walls are made of stone and the lighting is muted, dishes are more peasant in origin. It's hard to… Read More
We dine here regularly. Always wonderful. Great food, service and atmosphere.
The dinner was for Valentine's day and the atmosphere was perfect and the food was very good. We look forward to a return visit.
As usual, Pot au Feu was amazing from start to finish. Our appetizers (bisque & escargot) were perfect. Our dinners (duck, stroganoff crepes & Cassoulet) were bursting with flavour & the deserts were a great way to end the night. Our server, Antigone was knowledgeable & excellent. Can't say enough & can't wait to get back.
Great service and excellent food. The menu has a great selection to choose from. Good value for the quality of the experience.
A wonderful little place with excellent French food. Has been one of our favorites for years. You must try the beef bourguignon and their crème brulee is the best anywhere!
A favorite of Julia Child - Pot au Feu is so much more than a restaurant... Established in 1972, our cozy Bistro is the oldest French Bistro in America. Pot au Feu kicked off the Providence Restaurant Renaissance being the first to offer something other than “steak, spaghetti and chow mien”.
Located in the Historic Downtown we are just minutes from all the hotels and convention center.
Pot Au Feu can be found at Custom House St 44. The following is offered: Restaurants: Continental. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Providence there are 2 other Restaurants: Continental . An overview can be found here.
Pot au Feu claims to be America's oldest French bistro, it was opened in 1972 and whether its claim to fame is true or not, the menu is filled with items that are exclusively from Lorraine, Grenoble, Provence, Paris and elsewhere in l'Hexagone. The menu isn't a compilation or fusion of modern, innovative and trendy dishes, it is unabashedly French. With hors d'oeuvres like escargot, lobster...
Pot au Feu is so much more than a restaurant... Established in 1972 we believe our cozy Bistro is the oldest French Bistro in America. Pot au Feu kicked off the Providence Restaurant Renaissance being the first to offer something other than "steak, spaghetti and chow mien". In 1875 workman carved the massive stones which became the foundation of the exquisite Wilcox Building. You can still see...
This restaurant has offered fine French dining in downtown Providence for more than 15 years. Comprised of a formal dining room upstairs and a basement dining area that is reminiscent of a wine cellar, Pot au Feu can provide both group dining and intimate eating experiences. The French fare served here is considered excellent—the Chicken and Grapes is a popular choice. Set in the downtown...
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