Le Chatelaine

This is a french bistro which my cousin works at. The food is good. I saw three taps of good quality belgian style beer Unibroue, La Chouffe, and the other escapes me. Bar is in the back on the right. NIce place, but the taps are limited.

(Visited 06/2006): Le Chatelaine is located on High Street in Worthington. Street and private lot parking is available nearby. It is a French country-style restaurant with lots of wood flooring and tables, and an open feel with plenty of windows. They also have a spacious patio. The small bar is in a cove between the cafeteria and dining room. They have table service every day but Sunday. On Sundays you order your food cafeteria style and take it back to a table. The beer selection is small but has some real gems. Of the 4 draughts, they stock Goose Island, St. Bernadus, Scaldis and Abbaye des Rocs. As for bottles, they have around 25 with French/Belgian offerings like Fisher, Gulden Draak, Duvel, Chimay, etc. The service here is always good, both in the dining area and at the bar. The bartender is very familiar with the beers they stock. The food here is decidedly French. Great breads and cheeses, and traditional french food like Coq au Vin. Some of it is not to my taste but there is always something I can find that I like. Overall this is a nice low-key place to have a killer Belgian beer on draught while nibbling on some fresh homemade bread and tasty cheese. It is a regular stop for me.