Le Comptoir du Vin

"I feel a bit bad saying this as I know they're popular and the service was good, but I found it to be pretty crazily overpriced for what we had- the flavors were pretty muted (my main dish was downright bland), portion sizes were pretty small (fine if the food is amazing- it is not), cocktails were ok (you can find better in several places nearby), and the downstairs was FREEZING. Also there's 0 hooks in the bathroom, always annoying as a lady with a purse, so I had to rest my bag on a trash can... Lovely. The service was great, and the vibe is very Baltimore arty chic, but $80 pp for the above is not it."

"Absolutely charming and cozy restaurant! Met up with a couple of friends and had the group table in the front window. We split several things - chicken liver pate, crab dip, sourdough bread, and half chicken with kale salad and potatoes. Everything was delicious! Cocktails and wine were wonderful too. Our waitress was so nice and helpful as was the manager who let us linger at our table which was so kind as it is small place and we hadn't seen each other in years. Highly recommend!"

"Every thing is perfect at this restaurant. Amazing flavors! Try everything! Their menu changes weekly!"

"Best dining experience I’ve had out in a long time. Service was excellent and helpful, food and wine were as well. We had the octopus on focaccia, which came as a sandwich, but we split the bread open and ate it ipeb face so that we could savor each bite slowly. It was phenomenal. Also enjoyed the ox tongue and lentils, plus the rapini and chickpea, and pots de creme for dessert. I waited a long time to try this place, it’ll be very soon that I’m back again."

"The food at Le Comptoir du Vin was pretty good, but the interior is very tight and a meal for two is pretty pricey. Plates are comparable to Petit Louis, but I can't say it slaps as hard. The duck rillettes and raw scallops were both pleasant, though I wanted the scallops to have a touch more acid to brighten the bites. My SO really enjoyed his veal tongue. The pot pie was good. If you live nearby, it's worth a visit."