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"This Latin Quarter restaurant stays open quite late, so we ended up choosing to go there one night after taking a tour along the Seine. The food was excellent, and service was quite good. It is a very gay friendly place ...."
Phone: +33143547726,+33890719975,+33890718735
Address: 12 Rue de Lanneau75005 ParisFrance, Paris 5e Arrondissement
City: Paris 5e Arrondissement
Website: http://www.lepetitprincedeparis.fr
Monday: 19:30-00:00
Tuesday: 19:30-00:00
Wednesday: 19:30-00:00
Thursday: 19:30-00:00
Friday: 19:30-00:30
Saturday: 19:30-00:30
Dishes: 55
Amenities: 25
Categories: 5
Reviews: 3687
We chose the restaurant based on its good reviews on TA but have unfortunately been very much disappointment. Really, when you are in Paris and are into good food don't bother wasting your time at this place. We have chosen Linguini with mussels and grilled goat cheese bedded on green salat as starters. The linguini were obviously warmed up in the microwave and the goat cheese was burned.Next we had veal in Roquefort sauce and salmon breaded in sesame. I ordered the veal medium and it came raw. Besides, it was very chewy. The Salmon was fried to death meaning it was just too dry. To me it seems the chef doesn't have a feeling for cooking temperatures. All in all, also taking the service into...
Cute tiny restaurant in the city of light and glamor. There were 2 kinds of prix-fixed menus and I chose the one with a starter and entree. I had the French onion soup and the blackened salmon. For dessert, I went for the light pineapple soup. We shared a bottle of Bordeaux and altogether, it was a wonderful dinner.
We enjoyed two evening meals at this excellent restaurant on a recent trip to Paris. The food is divine, the service very friendly and professional. It's certainly on our list to revisit on our next trip to Paris. The only one negative was a coffee creme at €6 which I thought too expensive and I'll avoid next time.
A first night in Paris and we ate at this gem of a restaurant and, although the dressed casually, were treated very well especially by the resident terrier. I know I had steak for mains but the scollops for the entree were the best.
This Latin Quarter restaurant stays open quite late, so we ended up choosing to go there one night after taking a tour along the Seine. The food was excellent, and service was quite good. It is a very gay friendly place ....
