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Chez Olivier
Ph: (03) 9525 2273; 121 Greville St, Prahran 3181
Australian/French Cafe, $$
Open Lunch & dinner Mon-Sat; Licensed
Other published opinions
Herald Sun Bob Hart, 27-10-07 "THERE is, according to Olivier Normandin, a new and enlightened variety of young French citizens popping up in Melbourne these days. And Normandin - the operator of the eponymous Prahran bistro that is our destination of choice this week - should know. Because he is, after all, a prime example of one of these New Age frogs - having arrived here on Valentine's Day, 2003 ("for love, naturellement") and opened his spirited little bistro a couple of years later"
The Age Epicure Matt Preston 4/4/06 "a bistro-bar that you might find in a student town such as Toulouse, Rennes or North Carlton. The sort of place you might pop in for a glass and stay for a bite - and the rest of the bottle."
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