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Events at Bardot Menu

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EVENTS AT BARDOT

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Let us make you dinner tonight! Our Kurobuta Pork

Let us make you dinner tonight! Our Kurobuta Pork Chop is Bourbon glazed and served with brussel sprouts, carrots, fingerling potatoes, and grilled green onions. We will even do the dishes. 😉

A special thanks to all of our loyal customers! Th

A special thanks to all of our loyal customers! These guys have been coming in every Tuesday night for years, and we couldn’t be happier to see their masked faces! ❤️

Start Monday off right with our light and fresh Me

Start Monday off right with our light and fresh Mediterranean couscous salad! Moroccan couscous, tomatoes, Persian cucumbers, red onions, kalamata olives mint, parsley, feta cheese, and lemon olive oil dressing. A perfect lunch or dinner on these end of summer days.

We’re Back! We’ve missed you so much and can’t wait to see all of you! In the last few weeks, we have scrubbed, polished and sanitized every nook and cranny of our restaurant to make it squeaky clean for your return! We’ll be offering al fresco dining on our beautiful patio and our newly expanded outside seating area, as well as, our full menu To Go. To keep everyone safe, masks are required except when you are seated at your table. #WearAMask😷

See you soon!

We sure have missed you! What have you been doing

We sure have missed you! What have you been doing while you haven’t been at Bardot?

Sumner Spaulding (1892 – 1952) was one of the pr

Sumner Spaulding (1892 – 1952) was one of the principal architects of Claremont. He was particularly well-known for his mid-century Modern (MCM) designs. In Claremont, the Village Theatre, designed by Spaulding, typified his design aesthetics during the latter years of his career. Located at 206 West Bonita (Harvard and Bonita), the Village Theatre was a single screen, 540 seat theater. Opened on November 23, 1941, the theatre embodied the clean lines and simplicity associated with mid-century modern style with strong influences of International aesthetics. In the 1970s, the Village Theatre was closed and repurposed as the Harvard Square Development.

Thanks to @claremontheritage for these great photos and details about our building! We love their posts - go check them out!