Brasserie Du Vin
Where French Fare Meets Local Flair
If you’ve explored the nifty restaurant scene downtown, I’m sure you’ve already fallen madly in love with the rustic charm of Brasserie Du Vin. Its enchanting personality — visible in such details as a vintage upright piano nestled against the back wall or its cozy, tucked away lanai — is so reminiscent of eateries in…
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Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes at your favorite restaurant? Well, much credit goes to the many chefs, owners and managers who work diligently day in and day out to make sure Hawaii’s diners have a top-notch dining experience. This week, Dining Out gets the inside scoops from Brasserie Du Vin general manager…
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On a mission to eat as healthy as possible without relinquishing flavor and taste, I’ve been scouting out guilt-free fare that is neither bland nor boring. Yes, there is a plethora of salad options to choose from, as well as fruit medleys, but what if I’m craving something with substance? Something meaty, something that will…
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Nestled in downtown Honolulu across from the historic Hawaii Theatre, Brasserie Du Vin offers a casual, rustic environment modeled after the inviting cafes and bistros found throughout the French countryside. In addition to a full indoor bar and seating area, the restaurant features a quiet outdoor patio decorated to resemble a quaint French setting, in…
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Tucked away in the heart of downtown’s art district is Brasserie Du Vin, a charming cafe that caused my French dining partner to gaze nostalgically at her surroundings and exclaim, “Wow, this really feels like I’m in France.” The brick-layered ground and walls in the outdoor seating area give the place a quaint old-world feel,…
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By Jaimie Kim For those who think eating French food involves sizzling snails, you’re only partially correct. Brasserie Du Vin offers an extensive menu featuring items that, yes, include snails, but a number of other items as well. With three dining areas to choose from, embark on a gastronomical adventure that will make you forget…
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Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, Brasserie Du Vin is a tranquil getaway that transports diners to a French cafe, both in its authentic fare and its comfortable, rustic environment. Executive chef Marco Elder says that the menu is designed to be accessible to diners, while taking them a little out of their comfort zone…
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A top-notch dining experience consists of these essential factors: good food, an unforgettable ambiance, premier service and, most importantly, the best company. Therefore, we couldn’t ask for more this week when Dining with the Stars shone the spotlight on Brasserie Du Vin and professional singer, emcee, actor and recording artist Al Waterson. “This is my…
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Located across from Hawaii Theatre in Chinatown, Brasserie Du Vin — which translates to “Brasserie of Wine” — provides its customers with the perfect getaway to another world, complete with authentic French cuisine in a relaxing ambiance. “The vision is to provide French comfort food versus elegant, fine dining food,” explains executive chef Marco Elder….
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