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Bistro Poplar
535 Poplar St
Cambridge, MD 21613
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Dinner
Starters
Onion Soup Gratinee
$8.00Bibb Lettuce
$8.00
roquefort, tarragon vinaigrette
Mixed Baby Greens
$7.00
warm goat cheese, vermouth vinaigrette
Baby Romaine Salad
$11.00
buttermilk dressing, roasted beets, candied pecans
Eggplant Napoleon
$11.00
tapenade, goat cheese, basil oil
Duck Confit
$13.00
ratatouille
Spinach & Chicken Liver Salad
$10.00
lardons, pickled red onions
Fried Green Tomatoes
$16.00
crab hash, beurre monte
Mussels Mariniere
$12.00Tomato & Buffalo Mozzarella Salad
$12.00
basil, tomato water, aged balsamic
Brandied Scallops Gratin
$14.00Mains
Seared Salmon
$22.00
roasted squash, lemon-sage oil
Roasted Lamb Leg
$23.00
yellow wax beans, truffled macaroni & cheese
Shrimp & Gnocchi
$26.00
piquillos & spinach
Seared Scallops
$27.00
panzanella salad
Steak Frites
$26.00
caramelized shallots
Jumbo Lump Crabcakes
$32.00
celeriac remoulade, tomato tartare
Black Sea Bass
$30.00
avocado, corn, tomato confit salad
Crisp-skinned Duck Breast
$24.00
roasted fingerling potatoes, peach gastrique
Roasted Pork Tenderloin Au Poivre
$25.00
pommes puree
Roasted Atlantic Cod
$23.00
curry risotto
Sides
Pommes Frites
$5.00Pommes Puree
$5.00Sauteed Spinach
$5.00Wax Beans
$5.00Truffled Macaroni & Cheese Gratin
$5.00Les Desserts
Warm Chocolate Cake
$9.00
raspberry anglaise
Creme Brulee
$7.00Profiteroles
$7.00
chocolate sauce
Caramelized Peach Pie
$10.00
creamy lavender sorbet
Buttermilk Panna Cotta
$8.00
blackberries, cornmeal shortbread
Chocolate Almond Mousse Cake
$9.00
amaretto creme fraiche
Crepe Du Jour
$8.00Sorbet Du Jour
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General Info
About Us
Bistro Poplar opened December 31, 2007, after a year of construction. The bistro is located in the historic Hopkins Building, which dates back to 1895. The building originally contained two storefronts on the first floor and one apartment on the second floor. Over the past 100 years, the building has been home to a variety of businesses, including an insurance office, a beauty shop, land surveyors, a law office, and an amusement equipment rental company. The Hopkins Building was also home to the original location of Lednum's Jewelers and the newspaper, The Dorchester Star.