Magic Bistro

"Very impressed with this restaurant. It's kind of tucked away in a small shopping area (lots of interesting knick-knacky shops), so a bit off the beaten path, but well worth visiting. The menu wasn't exceptionally extensive (soups, salads, sandwiches, etc.) and it's only open for lunch. The food was very good and very reasonably priced; entrees are in the $12 to $15 range with a choice of one side. The interior is very cozy and the patio area would be very nice during good weather. It's definitely on our "go back again" list, even though it's on the far west side of town."

"This is usually a great lunch spot, I've only been able to make it on Sunday recently and I have to say the service dips. From the time to get my drinks to the time it takes to get my food. Note: it hasn't been busy when we've come in and it's still slow and noisy. Me and the other few tables could hear loud, informal staff conversation and jokes. Last Sunday I had to go outside and ask the host to move us outside from inside due to noise. This Sunday was unfortunately too cold so I didn't request to be moved outside. I was going to speak to the person seemingly in charge but she was partaking in conversation and joking along with the staff. The noise level made it incredibly challenging to have a conversation with my dining companions, causing us to miss out on the enjoyment of sharing our thoughts and experiences over a meal. While the food at this restaurant was undeniably delicious, with a variety of mouthwatering options that satisfied our palates, the overwhelming noise and delay to receive food overshadowed the positives. I hope that this restaurant management takes steps to address the noise issue and create a more enjoyable environment. Edit: I returned to the restaurant and asked for John but the host informed me he was not there today but pointed me to the general manager Reuben and asked if I wanted to speak with him I declined as I just wanted to let the owner know I appreciate his response here. I still sat and ate as usual to my delight it was quiet and I thoroughly enjoyed my experience for the most part. Unfortunately I noticed that once the general manager left the noise and loud conversations returned. I again was going to speak to the lady left in charge but she was texting or using her Smart watch while servers also joked around. I believe the problem is there is no proper management on weekends."

"Cutest little restaurant, it's in the sweetest little shopping center. There's a christmans shop on the left of the restaurant, absolutely loved it! Can't wait to show this place to my mom!"

"Loved it here, great service! Food was delicious, our waitress was fabulous and the atmosphere very relaxing and pleasant. Well deserved 5 stars."

"The Magic Bistro was a tasty, almost small town experience that brought back memories of my home town while also bringing in some new experiences. Food: $$ Decently priced lunch special that came with a soup, house salad, and half sandwich. I got the Reuben which had a delicate taste yet filled with meat and sauerkraut. The sandwich I felt was fairly balanced between both that left me knowing I would definitely be back again. The soup was chicken and wild rice and was decent. The soup consistency was thick and creamy but lacked much in the category of explosive flavor. Atmosphere: Very small town restaurant feel where the inside seems a little claustrophobic and outdated with mural painted walls, old wine cabinets with mirrors to make the restaurant seem larger. The layout inside is a little drab and I didn't really enjoy it much though I will say the outdoor seating area seemed sublime and will definitely come back to try that out. Overall: The food was good and atmosphere was strange but nostalgic. Though most dishes lacked in flavor, they were good enough to make me want to come back. I will definitely be back for the food but will probably try to sit outside."