39 Rue De Jean

Reviews about 39 Rue De Jean

• 5 / 5

  By J.P. Geiman
  Great atmosphere and great food. Wait staff was very friendly. A great restaurant that the locals will suggest over the more touristy, high-profile restaurants in the area.
  January 30, 2017
• 1 / 5

  By Max M
  39 Rue de Jean Charleston, SC Nov 13, 2016
  Nice French atmosphere; poor to mediocre food.
  For Sunday brunch, one person in our group chose New York Steak Hash and two chose the ‘Sunday special’: Crepes filled with strawberries and cream, accompanied by a side salad. The steak hash was so salty that it is hard to say if it was flavorful – it deserved to be sent back to the kitchen for something more palatable. The crepes were tasty, although unexpectedly thick - (more like pancakes) - and the side salad was a somewhat odd accompaniment, which somehow worked because of a sweet dressing. Those three dishes plus a coffee (very good) came to $45.00 (including tax). The service was poor – a bit slow plus no standard ‘How is everything? inquiry from the waitress – (perhaps she feared that the response from the customer would not be positive?) Ratings: food 1-2, service 2, atmosphere – 4 (casual, spacious, family-friendly, authentically ‘French’).
  November 26, 2016
• 4 / 5

  By johnnie graham
  A wonderful little French bistro located in Historic Savannah in the Embassy Suites hotel. It's a little off the beaten path of Broughton, but it is worth the trip. The happy hour is a great value with $4 house red, white and bubbly. The seafood sausage is a delight. I love hot dogs and I love a crab roll, so this is the best mash-up.
  
  The bartenders are super knowledgeable and can facilitate the fun of happy hour. I will be back!
  October 06, 2016
• 3 / 5

  By Tracy Nurzynski
  Love the food, but it loses points because the staff has acted like total snobs last two times we were here. I visit the area at least twice a year. My husband had never been and I talked about how excellent it is so we made it a point to go. The first time we tried to visit was back in April of 2016. We walked in and immediately the hostess said sorry we don't have anything available. Before we even asked! I asked her if this was all day and night and she said it would be "hours" before a table came open. Not only was I bummed, but I felt embarrassed, like we were just not welcome. We finally were able to eat here for my birthday back in January. And while the food is really good, the staff again have their noses turned up. Our waiter never made eye contact with us. I just feel like it's all an act. I was born in Charleston and grew up spending all my free time in downtown. It's not a good representation of the holy city. But the food is so good so they have that.
  September 13, 2016