The overall product was not bad, but the flavor was a bit too brash. Although it was indeed quite flavorful, I find that a delicate meat like veal is better suited to a lighter sauce. Still, these flaws seemed relatively minor once dinner had ended and we began to assess the merits of the entire meal. Desserts at Jean Pierre's are essential. They remain one of the most popular items on the menu.
Different nights present different varieties.
I have never had an unpleasant dining experience at Jean Pierre's. Rather, despite a few speed bumps, I have always been pleased with the quality and overall impact of each dish I have tried there. Jean Pierre's formal setting and solid service seem like a refreshing change from the chaos that prevails within some trendier Austin establishments. Owner Jean-Pierre Piaget clearly understands that a successful meal should stimulate not just taste or sight but all five senses simultaneously. For those who prefer a complete dining experience over mere fashion spectacle, Jean Pierre's will happily satisfy.