Absolutely lovely location for people watching and an apero to end your day. If you don't know the area, take a walk up rue Pierre Jean Timbaud and you'll find even more wonderful places after your stay here. read more

A great quality meal. I had the skirt steak (onglet de boeuf) cooked perfectly as requested and flavorful. Great mashed potatoes. I was very pleased with the 2 different wines. The food was so good that I decided to have desert and had the chocolate mousse with roasted hazelnuts. Yes it was stellar! Friendly service. I will be coming back. read more

Les P'tites Indécises - Onglet de boeuf - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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It's a quaint nice restaurant below our air BnB that we decided to give it a try for late meal. The waiter was very nice. We ordered cheese burger and beef tartare. My cheese burger was good and it's different taste from typical American burgers back home. French fries could be better if it's more crispy. My son loves his beef tartare and said it's the best that he have eaten so far. . He also got a spritz which tasted very light and refreshing . Definitely will come back and try out other things on the menu read more

This place was in the neighborhood of our Airbnb and we wanted to stop for a snack. This place is chill, first time trying beef tartare which was really good. It consists of raw ground beef with dill, among other ingredients. The cured meats platter was also delish. If in the neighborhood stop by this place and chill. read more

Les P'tites Indécises - Tartar le beouf - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Unlike my previous experience I walked a bit and found this little corner busy cafe. Open glass view seating both street side and inside. They only have a couple of waitresses that are also cashiers but they managed the busy crowed.. the young lady greeted me in French but then spoke in English to help me with the menu. They have the popular raw beef tar tar which she suggested but I was not feeling quite that adventurous knowing I had to get back to the states tomorrow on a long flight lol. I settled on the Cesar salad which was good but heavy on the dressing which in America had a very mayonnaise almost honey mustard Taste. But large strips of chicken breast and like a thick balsamic drip and thick parmesan slivers with fresh croutons made it great and very filling. I of course topped it off with a coffee and the Mi-Cuit Au Chocolat ( chocolate molten cake) which was a delight. I hope they read this because I very much appreciate the fast service and they kindness. I travel all over the world and there is nothing worse than not feeling welcome when your hungry ! They were a little pricy for a salad type lunch & coffee ( euros) 27.90 however this seems in line with most food here in Paris. Stop by and see then it's a nice selection of food starters and main course. read more

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It was raining pretty hard last night, so we wanted to eat pretty close to our hotel rather than venture too far in the downpour. We also needed to find a cafe that offered "service continu", since we were eating on the early side for Paris (6pm) after getting up at 3am to catch a flight out of Italy and spending the day running around Paris. Les P'tites Indécises fit the bill, on all fronts! I ordered some croquettes to start, and a cheeseburger for dinner. My family liked the croquettes (as did I!), and their meals as well: steak tartare, gnocchi with basil sauce (heads up, it's not green pesto, but tasty!), and another cheeseburger. Some tips: the cheeseburger ordered medium came out nearly raw. Perhaps a mistake in the kitchen, but my experience in France after two trips has been that anything less than medium well comes to the table this way. If you like your red meat cooked with little to no pink, verify when you order it. Also, the cheeseburgers here are served with gruyere cheese, grilled onions, a mayo-type house sauce, and a whole red pepper. I thought it was delicious, but some may not. Ask for modifications, or take things off if you'd like. Also, the fries here are yum!! Service was good, and typical (they're friendly, and plenty of English is spoken, but no one is going to check on you every 3 minutes like they annoyingly do at chain restaurants in America). I would come back and recommend. read more

Les P'tites Indécises - Croquettes - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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Ce restaurant a été pendant des années une merveille : ambiance, qualité et prix. Mais la il y a a dû avoir un changement en cuisine car hier soir , c'était désastreux. Carte minimale, plats du jours sans gout. Le service était impecc., mais ramenez le chef d'avant !!!! read more

THIS PLACE IS *MWAH* AMAZING. Initially I was drawn in by the pictures of steak tartare (my weakness). So my first visit meal consisted of the steak tartare dish paired with a Cotes du Rhone wine. Coming in at night is a bit tough on weekends since it gets packed. The location isn't very big but has outdoor seating available. Now about the food. Steak tartare was impeccable. I've had steak tartare where it looks like ground beef but the texture of the steak tartare here was different. It wasn't as mashed/mushy. It was more like sliced pieces of raw steak, which I enjoyed a lot more. There were also bits of cheese on top which went quite well. Then there were les frites.. perfectly fried and hot! Some of the best fries I've ever had. Then there were greens served alongside, fresh and balanced the dish well. The server put a basket with all the fixins like mustard, Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce, etc. You're going to want to utilize ALL of these for optimal results!! Of course, a basket of bread is served so eat to your heart's content! Overall, a perfect meal in my book. This is so far, my go-to for steak tartare on this side of the Seine. Great prices, atmosphere, and decadent food!! Highly recommend for anyone looking for good steak tartare. read more

My husband and I came to Les P'tites Indecises for dinner on our first night in Paris. The waitress was super super friendly and we absolutely loved her personality. She was also super helpful in translating the menu in English and giving us tips of how to tip in France! Now onto the food, we ordered: Grilled steak- this entree comes with fries and salad. The steak was cooked "medium" which was filled with all sorts of juice! My husband thought it was great. I, however, thought it was just okay. For me, it was lacking the flavor. Lamb- my husband ordered this dish and said it was good! I had some of his mash potatoes, which were great. Red wine- there are three options of red wine. I forget the one that my husband chose. The wine comes in a small wine glass. Overall, the waitress made us super comfortable here and we loved it, because of her! Thank you! read more

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We were short on ideas as to where to go to on a Wednesday night. The place has a really good atmosphere, however that can't be said of the food unfortunately. My burger was bloody red and I asked the server to grill it to medium well but came back the same. The vegetarian dish was bland. Also, you would need google translate as all the menu is in French! read more

It's lovely here, open and airy and the staff is just about the warmest I've ever encountered in Paris. I've been here super late at night for dinner, to lunch while enjoying their strong, free Wifi, and a about a dozen times for coffee before or after my Pilates class nearby at Chaps. Each time has been great, though I have to say that my most recent early morning coffee at the bar was the most fun since there's such a cool, neighborhood vibe between the regulars and the staff. The chalkboard menu is a bit all of the place, but in a good way. On any given day there may be a chicken satay, lasagna and bo bun among more classic dishes like grilled fish, steak tartare and caesar salad. I've only once been disappointed with my meal - the vegetarian plate. It was basically some potato wedges, a tiny salad, and a couple of tartines with over-salted tapenade and (seemingly) store-bought guacamole. So, veggies, stay away from that option if you find yourself tempted. read more

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Oh la la!!! Delish!!!! Great vibe! Cute little place but the food.... incredibly perfect! We had the tartar, the butchers cut, the veal and the fish of the day. We all felt like winners. Only thing keeping it from 5 starts is... service is a little slow. A little. Otherwise. Solid bet! read more

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My first meal in Paris! The store front and inside was so cute I had to go in. The food was so good! I had the express set, which included a drink, a main course, and coffee. For the main course, I ordered the beef tartare, which comes with sweet potatoes and salad. The portions were very generous and it was cooked perfectly. Will definitely come back! read more

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Went for a weekday dinner with a large group, and the service staff were great. For them, 4.5 stars. They asked someone to move to make room for us, and brought in extra chairs. They got all our orders right, made sure to keep refilling our water and utensils, and helped clarify differences between the day/night and English/French versions of the menu, which were not identical. The food was good, but not amazing. One of the dishes we wanted was on the 'day' menu but not the 'evening' menu - which seemed strange, since it was steak. Specifics of the food (the reason for the 3 stars): * Good wine list, we did well with (several bottles of) a 2011 Bordeaux. * The risotto looked interesting and seemed to disappear quickly * The foie gras was typical (good, but nothing special) * The sea bass served with a mild curry sauce and veggies was great * The roasted chicken was a little dry, and the potatoes needed some salt (there was no salt or pepper on the tables). Dessert: The crème brulée was huge, I liked the crunchy cinnamon topping. The mi cuit (chocolate lava cake) was cooked perfectly, but as with the chicken dish, slightly bland. read more

Great drinks and friendly environment. The first time I came with local resident and I got hot chocolate which was really good too. Second I time I got spritz which was really good. Not too expensive compare to others places around here. read more

Les P'tites Indécises - Spritz - French Near Me - Paris, 75

I initially came here around 4:30 pm, but was told that some plates are only available at dinner. I killed time in the area, and came back at 7. However I was then told by a different waiter that dinner wont start for another hour....Having not eaten lunch, I was starving and decided to forgo the lamb that i wanted to try (only available at dinner). I got the popular steak tartare. It was good but was not great! It was my first time trying the dish, but It did not blow my mind so I left feeling that I had been hyped up from the reviews. read more

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This was the first place we ate in Paris and as far as first impressions go this set the bar. There menu is written on chalk board which they set up at your table to look over. That first night I had their delicous Soup of the Day, which was Pumpkin. It was great with all the complimentary bread given out at pretty much every restaurant. The kitchen doesn't open till 1930 and we were a little early so we just enjoyed drinks and people watched. We enjoyed this place so much we came back for our final meal in Paris. Knowing it was our final meal we did it up a bit and ordered one of their bottles of wine. Based off the reccomendations from our waitress I had the lamb dish and my husband had the pork, both of which were amazing. We finished our meal with some espresso and the Dessert of the Day, Chocolate Mousse. Overall this place has great food, great vibe and just the nicest wait staff. read more

Les P'tites Indécises - The pumpkin soup of the day - French Near Me - Paris, 75

We went here on a recommendation from this site that the dinner and service was good. We did not have that experience unfortunately. The service started out good but then once our meals were served no one checked on us until we were completely done and then some with the meal. I got the beef (piece of the butcher) but it was chewy and barely edible. My husband liked the veal. They charged us for something we didn't have but then did ask and took it off the bill. We waited for quite some time after they cleared our plates for the bill as well and had to ask twice. I would not recommend this place. read more

Came here my first night in Paris! And it was absolutely phenomenal! The staff spoke English which made the experience more enjoyable. And they were willing to explain and answer any questions we had about the menu (which they also had an English menu as well) a very cute spot. We went in the evening and it was quite romantic (I went with my mom so it actually wasn't romantic for me. But has the atmosphere to be so) great quality service; a place I will definitely visit again! read more

Fantastic late dinner in this charming neighborhood near the Canal St Martin. We had the Chicken (awesome and prepared perfectly with rosemary potatoes) and the Steak (listed in the English menu as Piece of the Butcher, lol...) very tasty read more

Went here on a hot May day and although my family and I were roasting in our seats without air conditioning inside this tiny eatery, the food was so enjoyable and authentically Parisian (to us at least) that it was definitely worth it! I got the famed beef tartare which did not disappoint, my sister got the salmon tartare which was smaller than mine but still very tasty, mom got a nice little salad, and dad got some sort of steak (it was a while ago, forgive me) which was eaten pretty hastily so we could escape the heat sooner. BUT not before I tried the Nutella mousse dessert that was on the day's menu! One of my favorite spots we ate at in Paris, don't miss it! read more

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FIRST MEAL OF THE TRIP NERVES GET THE BEST OF YA Being that this was my first time out of the United States, I was afraid of how people would treat me because I was a tourist and especially because I am an American! But coming to this cafe help suppress that fear, because the waiters were anything but rude. And after finding out that we were Americans, brought us menus in English and even took the time to explain some of the dishes to us in English! Thank you! THE FIRST MEAL OF THE TRIP To start our meal, we ordered the foie gras because you can't go to Paris and not order foie gras in at least one of your meals. In my case it would be two meals. =X For my entree, I ordered the beef tartare and fries, and at first the waiter was worried that I didn't know that the dish was raw. So kind of him to warn me/ inform me, even though I knew! :) FOIE GRAS? BEEF TARTARE? YES, PLEASE! The foie gras served here was the best foie gras to touch my taste buds! It was simply prepared, it wasn't seared like how most places in the States prepare foie gras. It was salted with sea salt and served with slices of baguette, and it was so hard to not ask for another order! Sometimes when something is simply prepared, it's surpasses something that is over prepared. The beef tartare was delicious, and again simply prepared. You better believe I cleaned my plate until there was nothing left! THERE'S ALWAYS ROOM FOR DESSERT Of course the best way to end a good meal, is to have dessert. So, we ordered 3 different flavors of creme brûlées. And you can bet your ass that all 3 flavors were delicious, because even though we were all sitting there with bellies hanging over our jeans, we still went in on the creme brûlée! =P CONCLUSION Our meal here was probably one of the best meals we had during our stay in Paris! The waiters are polite, they can speak English, they have menus in English and the food is delicious and simply prepared. I highly recommend this cafe if you're in the area/district! read more

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The steak was tough and flavorless. The service was friendly but sloppy. Mistake was made in my appetizer order. Specials were not shared even though the chalk board says ask about the specials. Also the board in French shows the specials so it seems the waiter didn't want to be bothered. The panna cotta was to rubbery. Considering the French are amazing at making things creamy, this was a bit of a surprise. The sea bream tartare was fine. The mango and the onions provide most of the favor. The chef could have done more to bring out the flavor of the fish but at least he didn't get in the way. The terrace is nice and for that and the sea bream, this place is 2 instead on 1 Star. read more

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You like food? Good. Eat this food. We ate sea bass ceviche, beef tartare, and the gnocchi. Tiramisu and cappuccino for dessert and a couple Moscow mules. Everything made moi's belly happy. Staff was very nice not as bad as some delicate flowers would have you believe. Also price was good. Way cheaper than what you would pay in NYC for such a meal. That's all. read more

Les P'tites Indécises - French Near Me - Paris, 75

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I enjoyed both the food and the kindness of the server at this location, although the manager/chef (not sure which he was) seemed constantly annoyed by me. Not sure if it was the hour or my American-ness. This place was almost always packed. I showed up one night pretty late and apparently they were going to close in the next hour or so so it was kind of them to let me eat here. However, as more people arrived they were seated for meals so I'm not sure if I was really all that late. It left me feeling a bit out of sorts. I had the steak tartar. It was very fresh ground beef with a slice of cheese on top and all the fixings on the side, ready for me to prepare to my liking. As this was my first time trying steak tartar, that was not easy. I kept trying different combinations of additions. All in all it was tasty but I don't think I really mastered the right combination. More help would have been nice. I should have done my research. For dessert I had the chocolate lava cake. It was delicious. It was served in a little lake of sweetened condensed milk. It was ooey gooey perfection. read more

This is one of my favorite brunches in Paris! You can sit outside, or in their glass-covered solarium. There are beautiful murals and brightly colored walls. Their brunch menu is a fabulous value. It's not all bread. You do get the usual tartine with jam, plus eggs, but then you get to choose a full main dish and a dessert. And what eggs they are! Somehow, olive oil and scallions make them some of the best eggs in Paris. Their main dishes range from salads to heavier main dishes based around meat. Come hungry, and don't plan to eat an early dinner. read more

I don't know why this place gets 4 stars. my wife and I stayed nearby, went in on a Sunday night at 8:30 on practically no one there on a cold April '23 night. sat at a table for 4 because it looked cozy by a window. Yhe waiter acknowledged us there and waved. minutes later he instructed us to move to a table for two, long story short, we asked to stay because it was late, the manager comes in fuming m, we decide to leave, while holding the door open for my wife the guy bum rushes me at throws his shoulder into my upper arm monkey bumping the helm out of my arm. Them wants to fight. Held my ground for my wife and exited stage right. Really, really, creepy. I'm a 65 year old man married for 27 years, our second trip to Paris in over a decade, just seeking bliss and this guy ruined our last last night there. short haired 40 some year old guy maybe mid eastern dissent. Look out, he's a time bomb! read more

As you can probably tell from all the reviews in English, you don't need to speak French to be welcome at Les P'tites Indecises. They have a menu in English behind the bar and all of the servers I met spoke enough English for easy communication. On top of that the food was great, the atmosphere made you want to sit and stay awhile, and the service was top notch. We enjoyed our visit so much we came back for another meal while we were in Paris. Highly recommended! read more

I had such a lovely dinner here! We tried the beef tartare and the waiter warned us it would be a bit weird (it's raw beef!) but I think it's one of the best things I've ever had! Our waiter was super sweet and even taught us how to mix in the sauces to our beef tartare. Our waiter was so nice, we kept on asking for his recommendations because my friend and I didn't know what to order for anything and he was very patient with us. I had a wonderful time here! read more

Les P'tites Indécises - Beef tartare - French Near Me - Paris, 75

A friend that we had met up with on our first night in Paris took us to this restaurant for dinner. It looked like a very typical french cafe. Upon sitting down the waiter informed us that the kitchen was closing in 30 mins so if we wanted to order something to eat we had better do it now. RUDE. He was also pretty absent for the duration of our meal. I had already prepared myself that the service in Paris was not the greatest so I wasn't expecting to be wowed and I was correct in doing so. I can handle poor service but at least make the food be unbelievable and this place just didn't do it for me. We ordered our food and it literally came out in the next 5 minutes not kidding. It lead me to question the freshness and quality of the meal it seems that the entire meal was probably frozen and they just like popped it in the microwave or something. I can't think of any other explanation as to how the food could have been prepared that quickly. I ordered the steak and potatoes with blue cheese dressing over it. The steak was decent and the potatoes were gross, they had like a metal taste to them. My friends also ordered a cheese plate, which was the highlight of the meal. The different cheeses were very good. The dessert was also pretty good as well we ordered a giant chocolate macaroon with exotic fruits inside of it. If im ever in Paris again I probably will not be returning here, there must be better restaurants in this beautiful city. read more

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Great dinner with my friends, food was really nice and well presented. Polenta with lime was a really good mix and the tiramisu was amazing. Unsure about the attitude of one of the waiter, but I guess it is part of Paris' charm? Will come back. read more

This is s great little find in the 11th arrondissement especially if you're looking for good food on a budget. You can get a set menu for €16.5 which comes with entrée, drink and dessert. They have great variety too! read more

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Even though I was an American Tourist, they were very friendly and spoke beautiful english. I went with a friend, and we both ordered the Duck dish. I still dream about that duck dish. Perfectly seasoned, crispy on the outside, melt in your mouth on the inside. This duck haunts my dreams. I am convinced that I will never be able to experience that dish again. It was sitting on a bed of some type of french mash potatoes or grit that I'll never be able to figure out but desperately wish I could taste again. I don't remember much of the dessert as I was still in delicious duck heaven, but it must've been delicious too. Highly recommended! read more

Just like at home but not as good I guess. Salmon mi-cuit was overcooked. Vegetarian plate was surely vegetarian but not what you would expect. That being said location is great, ambiance is nice. Maybe more a place for lunch or after work drinks. read more

A little pricy depending on the dish, but the food is good (especially the meat) and inventive. Good value overall. Very good tartare! read more

This a brunch review only. 2 stars for food, 1 for space/ambiance. I couldn't wait to try their brunch but it turned out to be a bit of a let down. Prices are reasonable, always a good thing in my book, and the carte quite nice. This a typical French brunch, only on Sundays, starts around noon, serves breakfast items first, then a lunch dish, then dessert ( for the full option). Here come the but-s: no croissants/viennoiserie, bread was good though. Scrambled eggs portions are probably standard size, but honestly, am so over the verrine trend( food served in small round glasses/dishes). Makes me feel I am not getting much food. The chorizo that comes with the egg is a tiny bit sticking out more for decoration than addition to the eggs. Good point: they agreed to substitute green salad because I don't eat much meat. Dessert, which is included in the breakfast option was promising but my tiramisu was close to being drinkable it was so liquid instead of creamy. Positive points: Great location and space, nice friendly, neighborhood atmosphere. The breakfast only option ( hot drink, fresh squeezed OJ, bread+jam+nutella, scrambled eggs or muesli +dessert) is only 12.95. read more

Bienvenue à Paris to me! Based on a quick Yelp search of what was near the hotel my family was staying at, we found this gem on a busy street corner, with the outdoor tables bustling with evening drinkers and coffee sippers. Stepping inside, however, we were greeted with open candlelit tables and our servers who graciously spoke to us in English. Oh how unfounded the rumors of bad service to Americans seemed in this place. The wine list was brought out, but dismissed by a suggestion of a bottle of whatever our server recommended for the evening. A smooth tannic red with a not too heavy finish came out to be our accompaniment for the meals of the evening. A plate of fois gras with points of toast and a balsamic reduction was to be the first course. The richness of the fois was offset beautifully by the dense, sweet bread and tart balsamic. A little went a long way, and the flavor of the fois was mild. Scored and seared duck breast cooked to a medium rare was a star of the entrees. A simple preparation showed off the meat with a simple and light gratin and side salad with balsamic vinaigrette. The braised lamb shank fell off the bone, and was in a rich stock made with chorizo and chickpeas. The smoked salmon salad was piled up with almost as much salmon as lettuce, boldly flavored with a salty edge from the fish. The juliette filet was a pancetta wrapped fish with lightly sauteed vegetable, a lighter entree of the bunch. It seems like it has been and will be recommended that you try the chocolate cake. Falling out is some wicked chocolate and cream mixture in a light and crisp cake, served with fresh strawberries and chocolate sauce. The service is adamant about it, and for good reason. It is a lovely finish to the night. Few tourists, for sure. A lot of locals enjoying the evening. And that's a good thing when you are trying to enjoy yourselves in Paris. Here that is not hard. So come out, have a drink with an amazing meal. And that is that. Bon soir. read more

Good coffee shop, good coffee. Only downside is the wifi only sometimes works, in case you plan to be using it, but good spot overall.

Not bad... I'd say more 3.5 stars. I had the brunch complet which consisted of hot drink, orange juice, starter of salmon cake with salad, bread and jam and Nutella, main of chicken curry with basmati rice, and marron fondant for dessert. It was 23€ for the lot. The waiter was friendly and translated the menu in English for my friend who couldn't speak French. Only real negative was the fondant was over cooked so firm all the way through... Apart from that, a nice meal!! read more

A favorite spot of ours to grab a drink any time day or night. The service is warm and friendly, I'll even go so far as to say that the servers are fun-- always smiling, giving their honest suggestions and often raising their glass to you from behind the bar. The colorful tables, chairs, and walls give a good lift to the candle lit dining room. The outside tables are a real delight in the summer if you can snag one. The food is good nothing more or less. The changing menu usually offers some type of bistro fair with a twist-- salmon with a ginger soy sauce, or run-of-the-mill steak with a cherry wine glaze. I find it's not always cooked to perfection but you leave full and pretty much satisfied. Go for an apéro, sit back, enjoy the good tunes and get lost in the crowd. Bouffe: 5/10 Boisson: 8/10 Ambiance: 8/10 read more