4.7
- 4.8Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.5Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.7
Noise • Moderate
Toronto / Ontario
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Most Booked 1000-Point Tables
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October 14, 2026
The French-ish bistro earned a Michelin Bib nod for its good food at approachable prices. Chef Zach Smith describes its menu as a mix of seafood and bistro classics, with a playful cocktail program.
Published in Streets Of Toronto
September 23, 2026
Les Incompetents, a playful bistro from chef Zach Smith and the team behind One-Star Fat Rabbit, earned a Bib Gourmand for its creative, French-inspired cooking.
Published in Time Out Worldwide
September 22, 2026
Les Incompetents in St. Catharines received a Michelin Bib Gourmand.
Published in insauga.com
May 16, 2026
Bar Les Incompetents, a seafaring counterpart to Fat Rabbit, opened in a historic theatre building at 386 St. Paul St. in late 2025, with a focus on seafood, cocktails and nostalgia. Its menu includes Peruvian scallops and a limited-quantity crab sandwich that regularly sells out.
Published in Toronto.com
December 11, 2025
Les Incompetents, a new French-ish bar in St. Catharines, has playful Home Alone touches and movie-inspired cocktails. Its menu features French bistro dishes including seafood, cheese and baguette, baked oysters, and chicken crepes.
Published in YourCityWithIN's
November 28, 2025
This new St. Catharines brasserie from the team behind Fat Rabbit serves seafood, a raw bar and playful French-inspired small plates alongside serious wine. The article calls it a spot everyone will soon claim to have discovered first.
Published in Streets Of Toronto
Casual dress, light, comfortable clothing is appropriate; nothing formal is expected, fitting the restaurant’s relaxed-yet-polished vibe.
Les Incompetents feels warm, moody, and energetic, a relaxed-yet-polished bar inside the restored Old Lincoln Theatre, with intimate seating, vintage-inspired design, and lively music that gives evenings a buzzy, cozy vibe.
The menu is built around small, shareable plates, guests regularly describe it as a sharing-style menu and often suggest ordering multiple dishes to enjoy.
Tuesday nights are a favourite for many guests, reviewers specifically call out visiting on Tuesday during 'specials Night' and enjoying the experience.
Yes, Les Incompetents is frequently recommended for date night, praised for its cozy, moody ambience, attentive service, and shareable plates.
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