For the price, it was decent. I wouldn't say it was the best meal I've ever had, but for $12--including an entrée and dessert--it's definitely reasonable. Just go in with the right expectations; it's not top-notch fine dining, but it's fair for what you pay. read more

Excellent, good is very good, service perfect and price is very very good, i recomend this place

We ended up at this bizarre little place because boyfriend wanted mussels for dinner, and we hadn't made reservations on a Saturday night. We were seated on the outside patio at a table that was shoved next to two other tables in an area that should seat four people, not six. We could not move at all, and our table was too small to accommodate our meals, a bottle of wine, and a starter, which were brought out all at one time. If I moved my left arm, I would hit the lady seated next to me. I also could not scoot my chair back as I would hit someone seated behind me, so I was totally trapped. This is where I encountered my first non-ironic "Pardon moi," as the lovely lady seated to my left tried to move past me. The waitress came by and professed to speak no English - which is fine - I don't have that expectation. We pointed to the items we wanted on the menu, and crossed our fingers that they would be relayed to the kitchen. I wanted to leave from the get-go, but boyfriend wanted to stay. We shared the escargot, which was traditional with the herb butter sauce and good. Boyfriend loved his mussels, and my salmon was fine. We ordered a bottle of French white wine, and they brought it to us with a plastic bag filled with ice!? I've never seen this anywhere, ever. We put the plastic bag and the wine on the ground near our feet, as there was no room at all on the table. I think we also had plastic utensils - not positive, but I seem to remember that. The bill was cheap for Paris, only 67.50 euros for a starter, two mains and a bottle of wine, but so was the meal. It was absolutely the worst place we visited in the 12 days we were in Paris. read more

This is okay restaurant. Prices are very reasonable but the quality is not completely there. I ordered frog legs, sirloin and apple tart. It was very difficult to cut the sirloin. Frog legs were not the best either, but the apple tart was good. Staff were very friendly. The ambiance was very good and lively for a Thursday night. read more

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Our local host introduced us to this place after an 11-hour flight from California. The reason for the 4-star is the value of the 15€ lunch prix fixe menu. Yes, of course there are better versions of these dishes at the bistro and brasserie stars of Yelp, but you're going to pay a lot more than 15€. Médallion de Bloc de Foie Gras de Canard: Looks small, but is super rich and creamy. A little goes a long way. Love the jam on the side to sweeten up the bites. Margret de Canard: Not any sort of fancy roast duck breast, more like pork belly style cuts grilled up on a skewer then covered in a delicious peppery cream sauce. Once again, quite deceptive about how filling the duck and the fries are. Tarte Tatin: Quite a satisfying ending. The caramelization on the apples were just perfect. read more

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$12 approximately for a 3 course meal per person and you definitely get what you pay for. I thought the bread was stale and hard when it came to me but it was served with butter and I ate every piece of it, so couldn't be so bad. I thought maybe they keep their prices low because they have a deal with someone about to throw away day old bread they might get it for free. My mussels tasted a little bit like body odor at first, it had a soft texture which I never experienced before and I wondered if they had been washed because of all the sand and grit present in them. Regardless I did eat all. The main course I got was a steak and it gave me a work out to cut into but again I ate every bite. The dessert we got was a fruit salad not fresh but edible and the kind I got I forget what it was called but I ate it all in spite since I had already made the most of my meal by eating every bite for best value. What I would say is the best part is watching the horror on my husbands face as he said to me "you know what this tastes like, when a person is first learning to cook French food" and continued to entertain me when he searched reviews and thought all the good reviews are definitely fake. Recommend if you have a good sense of humor, are not worried about falling down treacherous stairs before or after a meal, and can handle your eyes watering from a nearby cheese wheel on fire smoking when a table orders raclette. Leaving this review as a person who honestly loved this mediocre affordable food in a memorable way. Cheers! Thank you for coming to my TED talk. read more

La Petite Hostellerie - Dessert fruit salad and I forget the name of the other one but sounds like isle fountain - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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I got an entree, main dish, and ice cream for a total of 10 euros. Although the food didn't impress me, I'm happy that I got to try two new French dishes. The escargots de Bourgogne tasted really buttery but not much else. I typically eat spicy lemongrass escargots so these were underwhelming. They provided me with a clamping tool which was nice. It was my first time having beef bourguignon and I didn't like it at all. I think it's the dish itself not the restaurant. The beef was plentiful though. I dipped the bread they gave me in the stew which made it easier to eat the stew. The ice cream had two flavors but nothing else was special. I should've picked a different, unfamiliar dessert. read more

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The prices are incomparable with any other place in Paris. The ambiance is amazing, the food is great. This will be a place I will continue to visit during my time in Paris, and my future visits. The happy hour is great. The fondue is amazing. read more

My wife and I came here during our honeymoon almost 4 years ago, for our final dinner of the trip. It was memorable and we had to return! This place, set inside a tourist trap in the Latin quarter, didn't change a bit. The dinner combos were decently priced, and I felt the food was good for what you pay for. I had the onion soup, coq au vin, and crème brûlée - all pretty tasty. The coq au vin is probably going to be too salty for a lot of people, but I liked it, especially when sopping up the sauce with the bread. My wife had the bœuf Bourguignon and the meat was nice and tender. Her ice cream dessert was cool in that it was neapolitan, although not very dense like the higher quality types. Nice ambiance and quick service. The stairs going to the 2nd floor are steep and a little scary! 4 stars for the combo deal and sentiment value. read more

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We ate here twice in the three days that we were here. We thought the food and service were both great. They offer a great pre fixe menu of either 10 euros or 15 euros which we thought were very reasonable as compared to the other restaurants in this area. The portions were very generous and the food was good. We enjoyed the frog legs in a tomato based sauce. We also loved their beef bourguignon. The beef wasn't too tough. The charcuterie appetizer that came with the 15 euro meal was huge! All in all, we had a great time here and will definitely come again if we are ever in this area. read more

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Excellent little bistro. It wasn't my first choice but Bistro 1 was closed. I had the foie gras as an app. Very nice with a sweet jam. My main was coq au vin. Great flavours. Avoid the toilet. Its tiny and dangerous to get back from. An hispanic staff drives the floor. Quick and efficient read more

La Petite Hostellerie - Inside - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Amazing first dinner in Paris we went for a restaurant we happened to walk by that caught our attention and scored! Aside from the popular raclette that you can have melting by your side during dinner, La Petite Hostellerie offers amazingly priced dinner sets, fondues and hot stone plates for you to cook your meat at your table. We got the fondue, foie gras, and a 3 course meal and it totalled to 45€ altogether for the flavor, the decor, and the quantities - very worth. The atmosphere is so fun and the hosts are very nice Yes they speak English read more

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While this place has average to good food (the quality of the ingredients is what you would expect for what you pay) the value of this place is likely one of the best in Paris. A large, tasty meal and plenty of wine for 2 will run you only €30-40 which is unfathomable. Definitely worth a try, be here are some more specifics on dishes: 10€ Fixed Dinner Menu Tomato & Mozzarella: 10/10 Roasted Chicken: 7/10 Chocolate Mousse: 8/10 (tasted more like ganache or pudding than mousse but still very delicious 15€ Fixed Dinner Menu Frog Legs: 4/10 (didn't have great flavor and had many bones to pick through in the curry) Rib Steak: 6/10 (tasty but the quality of the meat itself was not the best) Upside Down Apple Pie: 10/10 (absolutely delicious) Wine Bordeaux: 9/10 (really crisp, inoffensive white that goes well with fattier foods) Overall experience: 8/10 read more

If I could give it a zero star I would. The food was horrible. The service even worse. The house red wine was about the only thing decent. The French onion soup junk. The only place in the world that has a fillet mignon that happens to be pork. The creme brûlée less than ordinary. A real shame advertising it as traditional French food. French food is awesome but not at this place. Stay away. read more

I don't recommend eating here and not just because there are so many better places nearby. I don't recommend eating here because the food and the service is terrible. The 10€ menu was overpriced considering the quality. My salad with jambon was wilted and the ham tasted like pre packaged deli meat. I couldn't eat much of my beef bourginion, it was both fatty and tough, the sauce greasy but flavorless. Even the cheese plate left something to be desired and we were so unhappy with our meals we didn't even bother to finish. The service was slow and the waiter not very polite. The steps inside to get to the restroom upstairs were treacherous. And my fiancé was never able to track down the wifi info, when free wifi was advertised On the menu. On a positive note, it's a beautiful street to suit on a patio and soak up the ambiance and the house wine was affordable and decent. read more

Very affordable price of 10 euros for a 3 course meal and happy hour beer brought us in. The food was good, not great, but the atmosphere was fun, the service was good, and the restaurant itself is beautiful and historic. Definitely a good place to stop and rest your weary legs on the tourist trail. read more

We keep coming back ... the food is really delicious and exceptional quality for an exceptional price! €10 or €15 all inclusive 3 course meals as a choice. This place stays busy but always has room. Right near the Musee Cluny on Rue de la Harpe. The service is terrific and all staff friendly and very nice! Rates 5 Stars all around! read more

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In the beginning, it was very promising. The french onion soup was the only good part of the meal. I got the pasta with mushroom sauce- had no flavor at all. And i found a ball of white hair with green spots on it. The rest of the dish had nothing similar in color to it. Then our waiter did not even write down one of our orders and we had to repeat it after. Do not recommend. read more

Good food. Tremendous value. Good variety of menus. read more

La Petite Hostellerie - La Petite Hostellerie - French Near Me - Paris, 75

I have eaten here five times... Each time I have ordered the same thing.. addicted you can say. Escargot (better than most in Paris) Steak Au Poivre (Best pepper sauce I have ever had!!) and creme bruelee (they serve the right way burning the top slightly.) I am over here working and have many choices. I come here because they are very consistent. There's lots of restaurants in Paris and I have bad meals at some of the most expensive places... they key is consistency.. and my last trip I was sick for days from a bad meal at an $$$ place... thats why I come here every day. Also note.. the staff is fine ... especially the woman who waited on me and knows exactly what I want when I show up... Also note.. the wine here is a very good value.. a carafe which gives you 4 glasses for 10 euro is a deal in this town. read more

I have been studying in Paris for a semester and a half and this is my go-to place! You can get a three course meal for only 10 euros, and the happy hour is definitely a bang for your buck. Each meal comes with a dish of marinated olives and a fresh pan of bread, which is absolutely delicious. I have recommended this little place to many friends and peers and they have equally fallen in love. I typically get the vegetable soup, steak and fries, and a dessert all for 10 euros. They have amazing fondue as well, which is popular among locals. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. It is easy to go with large groups or even by yourself. I definitely go about once every two or three weeks. read more

The food is pretty good, but the service depends on your luck. Sometimes they serve you well, but sometimes they don't care much. The prices are however good even for the Latin district (with a good 10 euro menu), so I give it 4 stars. read more

I walked by this restaurant close to Notre Dame and was attracted by the 10€ moules-frites plus a beer or wine special. Sadly they were just out of mussels but they had plenty of other interesting choices. I had French onion soup, pepper steak and fries and dessert all for 10€ and was very full and happy! I saw a couple nearby with an amazing looking fondue, too. It's day 1 of my trip and I will certainly go back! read more

We got the pre-fix menu at 10$ & 15$ & everything was so great, generous portions, with such quality. Probably the best onion soup I've had, the salmon was so good as well, and get the cheesecake for dessert! It was an Oreo creamy cheese cake ah so good! We're going back for a second time! 10/10 recommend! Also our waiter was really funny! read more

Was OK... Neat lil place. Service was slow but server was nice. Food was OK. Had fondue, frogs legs, rump roast (tough), potatoes, chacouterie board... read more

This was a Complete waste of time. We ordered sparkling water and 2 cappuccinos to drink. They never came. We ordered off the 10 euro menu. The table next to us that sat down after we ordered received their French onion soup before we did. When we got the soup, I pointed out that we do not have water yet. We received tap water, not the sparkling water we ordered. Our main entrees came out and my husband and I both did not receive what we ordered. Then came dessert time. We had three different individuals ask us what we wanted for dessert. The food was nothing great, it was salty and from a box. This took a total of almost 2 hours from when we walked in to walking out. Not the way you want to travel. read more

This was an awesome find along the many many restaurants along the strip. My sister and I ordered the 10€ menu which started with an appetizer, the entree, a dessert. the French onion soup which was amazing!! I got the roasted chicken, tat was topped with some white sauce, many layers of flavors, and my sister go the beef burgundy, which was tender and very flavorful! The table next to us got steak and fries which also looked good and for the price it was an excellent deal. Then came the dessert. I got chocolate mousse, it was very rich and kinda gritty and not that great. My sister got the cheese with honey and she seemed to enjoy it. All in all rest food for 10€ read more

For 10 euros you can get a three course meal! Great atmosphere, Good service. Had mussels as appetizer, beef bourguignon (which was superb! - very flavorful and plentiful), and apple tart for dessert. In addition, you get your own little baguette and a dish of olives. Would definitely go back! read more

One of our best eating experiences while in Paris!! We came across this little gem and it had a great menu - very reasonable prices and very tasty food. Good Fondue , French onion soup, steak, and beef bourguignon, and crispy baguettes. They have a prix fixe menu for 10 or 15 Euros and it was a lot of food. We had some wine with lunch and all told for the 4 of us it was under 70 euros. Decent service and nice atmosphere. Highly recommend!! read more

My wife and I were spoilt for choice in this area just off the Boulevard Saint Germain in Paris. More than 50 restaurants offered 3-course meals from 10 euros a head! In the end we struck lucky at this cosy, well run restaurant. A warm welcome, great non-tourist food, personal service despite being full, and an atmospheric buzz. With 2 pichets of wine and our 3-course meal, our bill was 51 euros - about 40 pounds - in the centre of Paris. Brilliant! read more

I love this place! Their Onion Soup is the best in town. I always eat here when I'm in Paris and it hasn't disappointed me yet. It is extremely rustic (old) and charming, but don't let that deter you. read more

great food and hospitallity 10 stars i would give if i could