Table Du Marche in Barnet

This little French restaurant is becoming one of my favourites. I have now been several times and the food is consistently very good. The service is quick and very attentive and the pace is very relaxing. I do think it is nicer for lunch as at night it is full and quite noisy.

Dined at Table Du Marche as we were in the area. It was lunch, so the Prix Fix menu was offered so we ordered: Gravalax, avocado, pickled fennel, rocket, sour cream. Steamed mussels with garlic, shallots, parsley, white wine & cream Pan-fried calfs liver, caramelised onion & red wine jus, chive mashed potato Portions are big compared to other French restaurants and I found their food to be on the buttery and heavy side especially for the creamy mussel sauce and the mashed potatoes. Other than that, it was all good except the gravalax contained the grey part from the cut and some of the calf's liver was near the arteries which made it chewy.

Has Table du Marche had a change of chef? Or management? Our lunch today was good but not up to previous very high standards?

We had a wonderful meal here on Sunday, the weather was hot so we arrived to a lovely cool restaurant, lovely service, and terrific food. Two in the party had the Special Sunday Lamb lunch which was fab, meat was top notch as were all trimmings. Others had steak and cod Both meal excellent. Sides very nice. Crab starter and beetroot salad were light and tasty. Attentive staff and great food What more could you want Five stars

Total perfection! Exceptional food and outstanding service! All three of us were delighted with the whole experience and are already looking forward to our next visit!

MJ hosted a splendid lunch and the chef showed considerable.skill worthy of a Michelin star for his wild mushroom risotto.and pistachio creme brulee .The Gard Rhone varietal red wine was at the perfect temperature for a sunny day .Very stylish restaurant. You won't do better anywhere else in outer London .On this showing I would like to sample every dish on the menu .Highly recommended as the cookery is world class..

We had been perhaps six months ago and had a decent if slightly expensive bistro style meal but last night was very disappointing. The starters were fine, but the main courses were not. My wife had calves liver and when asked how she would like it done answered pink. It was brown, when the waitress asked how things were my wife pointed this out and the waitress returned from the kitchen to say the chef says it has taken on the colour of the sauce, what absolute nonsense. My mussels were unnecessarily covered in chopped raw garlic which made them really quite unpleasant, which I also pointed out. No concession on the bill, we paid a hundred pounds with service, two starters two mains and a bottle of house. Really not good enough I am afraid.

We were looking forward to our visit to a French restaurant but will not be returning. Overpriced and very poor customer service. The attitude of some staff members was brusque and anything but service with a smile. A starter of mussels came and while there were plenty, they were tiny and several shells were empty. You expect top quality mussels in a French restaurant. The goats cheese starter comprised of the thinnest 2 slices of goats cheese. I was shocked and not what I expected for £9. The worst aspect of the evening was a charge of £1.50 for a few slices of extra bread, which should have been served with the mussels and other starters. Overall, we found the whole experience to be disappointing and will not return to a restaurant that serves such mean portions by miserable staff. Our mains were OK but everything served was very thinly sliced, which does not equate to good value.

A lovely French restaurant, great food and great value. I took mum here for her birthday lunch. The food was delicious. Proper french food from a small but well constructed menu. It was unpretentious and very good. We had calves liver and duck for our mains. My only complaint was that I could have eaten twice as much of the lovely sauce. Followed by pistachio crème brulé and fig tart with pistachio ice cream. Plus soft drinks, service etc under £70. We will be back, I want a chance to try the starters and some of their other dishes.

Here I am again, please see my last review of June 2019 . Nothing has changed, still the best French cuisine in London. The service, presentation and food were outstanding Sorry I left it so long since my last visit.... can't wait until my next visit Cannesdid ..... surfingsyd

To find a restaurant which is not a pub chain, a KFC poor imitation or worse in North London is a rarity, but to find one that is as close to a proper French Bistro as is La Table du Marche, is a real delight. This small restaurant is a rose between thorns. The menu gets pretty close to traditional Bistro offerings. The service is a tad haphazard but both largely professional and friendly. Nothing is too much trouble. One criticism is the few European wines and fewer French bottles. The food is well prepared and tastes of the Left Bank. Even on a busy Saturday night, the atmosphere was warm, friendly and comfortable. We will be back.

I was disappointed with the food and wine that a group of us had at dinner. The food was ok but not memorable. Several of us could name places that we'd been recently, that serve better tasting steak for nearly half the price. (e.g. Flat Iron) The wine was again ok but way over priced even for French wine. The managers attitude was strange as if their mind was on other things. This is the most generous assumption I can make for what was poor customer service. It is local to some of us so I do wish them luck.

Had a great meal here the best muscles outside of France. Huge portion. Had escargot also very good. Our companion’s meals were also very good. Fresh , good quality bread too. Friendly service and will certainly return.

Lovely friend’s birthday meal here last night. Great food but half way through our main courses we were told we have 15 minutes to clear out as the next party were waiting for their table booked for 8.30pm! Sudden end to an enjoyable evening! 😢 Xxx

A local French restaurant with real delicious cooking. A gastronomic pleasure. Simple menu with good balance of choices. Excellent and skilled service from people who have worked for the restaurant for a long time. This is a place to savour and support. I had the warm beetroot and blue goat cheese followed by sea bass fillets with dill Pernod sauce, each element perfectly cooked and flavoured, utterly delicious. I wish I’d had room for dessert! Lunchtime set menu for £22 is amazing value for such perfect cooking.

Good atmosphere. Delicious food reasonably priced. Service was friendly especially from the male servers. The young waitress however could have raised the odd smile and been a little more cheerful. This however did not spoil our evening and we will be returning.

Excellent service and superb dishes Reasonably priced and very pleasant evening and will CERTAINLY dine there again

Excellent meal accompanied by a lovely, sensibly priced, wine. Superb quality food and friendly, efficient service. Can't wait to return.

Excellent food and service and first class wines. Our party had beef bourginon smoked haddock with poached egg and spinach steak with frites and sea bass and every dish was delicious Staff were very attentive despite the restaurant being very busy One of our favourite restaurants

Our daughter joined us at the last minute on a very crowded saturday night service but was warmly welcomed, with a table brought in from outside for her. Delicious snails, welfare friendly foi gras, and scallops followed by great vegetarian food and a delicious seabass.....we only had room to share a pud but the pistachio creme brulee was a triumph . Thankyou so much guys, we just wish we lived a bit closer!

Had another outstanding / top notch lunch. Traditional french food served with pride by delightful staff. Prix Fixe lunch £22 for 2 courses or £25 for three. Amazing value

Fantastic food and service - I cannot fault this place - it is without question one of the best restaurants in North London and an essential visit for anyone heading East Finchley way!

Excellent food and great service. Mussels were lovely and steak (rare) perfectly cooked. Partner had oxtail and that was succulent and full of flavour. Very nice, reasonably priced, wine

All really pleasant, well put together and not crazy money. I had the crab and avo salad to star, the risotto next and a little bit of tart tatin to finish. The portions were generous. We had a nice bottle of wine. All in, including...

Don’t get me wrong this is the best restaurant in East Finchley. But… My sister got me a £50 gift voucher for this restaurant. I went with my girlfriend to redeem it and they initially said they aren’t honouring gift vouchers because people have been...

This was our second time at the restaurant and it was perfect again. My son and I had 3 delicious courses, a bottle of excellent champagne and a cognac each. Every course was perfect. Service was prompt, professional and just sufficiently charming. The atmosphere was...

Friends took us here whilst we were in London, Saturday night packed out. Food great, service attentive definitely one to put on the list.

Nice food well presented although the starters came a little on the speedy side however in contrast to other reviews my onion soup was perfectly acceptable as were our companions starters, wasn’t really interested to know my duck breast was female as per the menu...

We celebrated our anniversary last night with a very mediocre dinner. Had calves liver and boef bourginon with runny watery Mash that could have been smash from the box. A lot of money for a very disappointing meal. Service lovely but such a shame

The atmosphere food drink and total ambience are worth a visit. I am only pleased that I live close by but would be worth travelling for. Excellent management and staff.

It is the first time since Lockdown and it is great to see that this restaurant has survived and that excellent standards have been maintained. The service is prompt (we were there on a busy Easter Sunday) and attentive. The menu has something for most...

Superb local french bistro. Nice atmosphere and friendly service. Reasonably priced and the food was superb. Vegetarian french onion soup was followed by a beautifully smoked haddock dish. Good and sensible wine list. Best restaurant in this part of London.

I think French cuisine is the best in the world and this restaurant is evidence of this. I and a friend went on a Wednesday evening and it was busy. We both had three courses and I can honestly say the scallop starter and the...

We enjoyed an excellent Valentines night dinner here. It's a charming, friendly and efficient restaurant with a range of French dishes available. There were several fish dishes but only one vegetarian, if I remember correctly. I had a hot smoked salmon dish to start with...

This is the third time we have visited this delightful suburban restaurant . Was it to confirm the consistency ? No the menu is tight with French classics but every time i have extended trying other items and the quality and taste have been equally...

Visited restaurant today and was very disapointed, we were so looking forward to the 'French experience'. Went for special lunchtime menu and had goats cheese to start and for mans 2 of the options were no longer available that we wanted to order ( chicken...