Brasserie les Petits Carreaux

Many locals eating here. I just walked in and tried getting a seat. Very local restaurant and service staff were very accommodating and friendly. Food was good as well

This was the best dinner we had in Paris! The food was fantastic, great atmosphere, really good price as well (3 courses with alcohol and espressos came to just over €50 pp) and the service was great. We had 1 server managing the whole restaurant and he was run off his feet but always made sure we were ok and served us quickly. We’re planning our next trip to Paris soon and this is without a doubt on the list to return to

I liked this place while visiting, but most of my friends didn’t. Portions are not big, but prices are high. Place looks beautiful and sauce which comes together with steak is amazing, I really recommend to try it.

The dinner took very long. Over three hours. The food was as not very good. Sorry. I do not recommend this place.

Ate here twice. The first was a random pick as the restaurant we wanted to go to was closed. The food was very good, especially the duck confit. Service was also very friendly. Great spot for people watching too.

We had a dinner, as a family of 5, at this great place. At the beginning we sat outside, but due to smoke we moved inside. The kids loved the steak and fries, especially after we told them to cook it well done for them. We had an onion soup, a selection of cheese/meat for snack, steaks and duck confit. Food was relatively nice. Service was great. The guys there were very accommodating and fast to meet our demands. Nice place.

We loved it here! Visited Paris with our young children and came here three times when staying four nights in the area. Fantastic atmosphere, great service and staff, great drinks and food. Lovely little cat named Rocca whom our kids adored. Really homely and content vibe, highly recommend! Thanks for having us!

Although it was hard to communicate at the start we were able to have our order taken and served real quick. We visited during off peak hours and we stayed really close to this resto so it was really convenient for us to have a meal here. We did notice it was very packed during peak hours during dinner which is the usual case for this area. Food was also ok. The seafood wasn't really fresh but the other things we ordered were filling.

So, it was toward the end of our trip and it was pretty good. They have a charcuterie board which is neat. It wasn't the style for my girlfriend, but I really enjoyed it. She said the bread was good tho. Looking at some of the reviews, Maybe it's being part german and french, but we got served fast. I didn't speak any german or french that day. Actually, my wife does the french, I do the german. lol.I teach in english. Anyway, that's beside the point. At this point, my girlfriend/wife was pregnany without knowing so this meal really wasn't her taste. I had a vegatable potatoe rue/stew and she had whatever dish that was. My review is a year old, but the photos will show. It is a cheese and meat dish place, which is fantastic for her typically. Being a Texan, she prefers all of that. I would definetly, come back again. Their boards are pretty awesome.

Never got to try the food because we never received any service. Locals who came in and spoke French got served but we didn't. Sat there for 20 minutes and ppl who came in after got their food and drinks and spoke French to the waiters. Asked the waiter several times about getting some service. They got our orders but never brought them out. We just walked out. We were in Paris for 10 days and this restaurant was the only place that I think didn't like tourists

We had a wonderful meal here our first night in Paris. They were able to accommodate 7 ppl at 730 pm. We had a lovely server , Alex, who made sure we were taken care of . The snails were amazing. Great cheese and meat dishes. My son left his hat in the restaurant and we were able to go back and get it the next day. Highly recommend!

I came here for a late 11 am breakfast as part of a foodie walk in Paris so since I was in a small "tour group" of sorts, I may have had a different experience than other international visitors would've had. The proprietors were friendly and welcoming and spoke limited English (not a problem since our guide handled the ordering). I loved the authentic atmosphere here, a small neighborhood feel and obviously a popular spot with local residents. The couple of tables of women in the corner sneered at us a bit when we walked in, but whatever -- it's France! We ordered an espresso (me) and cappuccino (hubby) and two croissants. The coffee was quickly prepared and served piping hot (so hot that I had to wait a couple of minutes to drink my espresso). It was absolutely delicious, smooth and strong and in a classic French style. I'm a bread aficionado and the croissant I was served here was among one of the greatest things I have ever put in my mouth. It was slightly under cooked and super buttery, light and flaky and absolutely insanely delicious. I finished up the rest of my hubby's croissant too (his wasn't quite as perfectly cooked as mine but it was still crazy yummy). The croissant was the perfect example that you can't always judge a pastry by its cover because it may look inelegant but it was damn tasty. I'd like to come back here on my own for lunch or dinner, but I highly recommend this for a quick, traditional French breakfast.

First of all, shout out the best server ever Alex. First night in Paris we found this spot and sat down and had a great meal. We were recommended a lot of good food and it all tasted amazing. The wine as according to my friends was very good and all the food was amazing. The service was great and we sat and chatted outside a closed off street in a great area. Good vibes, good food, amazing service. Alex even recommended other spots for us and told us what we must see on our visit in Paris. All my reviews are based on food only, but the service was so great and the vibe was so amazing that it's overall an experience that is awesome.

Despite having lived in this neighborhood years ago, I have only recently frequented this spot, and it's a great one for apero. The staff are friendly and attentive and the prices are decent for such a good spot at the top of Rue Montorgueil.

We decided to have breakfast here since it is so close to our apartment, but it's really not that good for breakfast. We were seated indoors and we were quick to realize they only have one breakfast option- espresso+ orange juice+ baguette slice with jam + croissant. That was kind of disappointing but we had no choice. We noticed the waiter kind of just disappeared for awhile and the food was sitting there on the counter, half- made. The barista pulled out espresso shots and left them with the half-made food, not good when you are dealing with espresso! Finally, the waiter reappears holding a bag full of croissants- he went to buy them! Dang He plopped those croissants on the plate and brought over our food. WHAT. The croissants were cold, the bread was cold, the espresso was cold. I guess that wasn't a huge surprise. Not going back...

The food was ok. The steak and roasted chicken didn't have a lot of flavor. I did have a slow cooked pork and macaroni that was good. It was expensive but I'm not sure it was worth it.

Another great place to stop on Rue Montegrieul. If you travel in a group, order a variety of meals and deserts and get to sampling. In fact, this advice should be for all restaurants in Paris.

On our first night in Paris, we decided to take a stroll through parts we weren't familiar with (oh wait, that's all of Paris). No surprise when we ended up getting lost and somehow on a street with a bunch of eateries, most of them packed. As we walked through the cobblestoned street, I was getting disappointed because there weren't many places that had food (or so it seemed). Everyone was drinking - no surprise - but I was hungry and determined to eat. As we passed all the rowdy shops and closer to the quiet part, we walked by this restaurant, which wasn't very packed. What caught our eyes, or rather our noses, was the delightful scent of chips. My first impression when we walked in was that it was surprisingly small. The dishes we ordered - duck confit and beef au poevre - were great. I mean, you really can't go wrong with duck confit and I pity any place that doesn't know how to properly cook it. The duck and the beef were both very tender and flavorful. The meal itself was very unhealthy but delicious. We paired it with a red and a rose, both which I cannot remember the names of. I wasn't able to finish my dish, as there was a lot. For dessert, we had the creme brulee, which was just amazing. It was very creamy and light. The crystallized sugar on the top cracked perfectly. We left feeling satisfied and eager. Eager to find more food in Paris that was on this level. While there were very few that lived up to our expectations, Les Petits Carreaux is what we thought Paris should taste like.

Food was great and service was terrific. Dined by myself and had duck confit and sorbet and espresso. The fried potatoes that came with the duck confit was unbelievable. It was so good! The man who served me was very friendly and helpful, quite the opposite when they say French servers arent friendly. I would actually go back just to have coffee and enjoy the place as the service was unpretentious and they were welcoming even if I didnt know French very much.

The location is great, in a very cute alley. Sadly, the food was mediocre. The tagliatelle with tomatoe sauce had no flavour and were cold. The chicken milanaise was a bit burnt and not the best piece of meat. However, the salad sud was quite good, but nothing special. As a desert we shared the lava chocolate cake which was yummy but unfortunately not liquid inside. The service was really nice though, as well as the atmosphere.

Food was fabulous, great find, the service was fantastic. We all had salads, the portions were enormous and the price was very reasonable .

The plates are very generous. Service is quick and attentive.

Ick. Staff was ambivalent. Food arrived in 2 minutes which was not a good sign. Soggy frites and disappointing flavorless salmon taratre. Caesar salad was ok but clearly made long ago.

Not sure why the reviews of this place are so variable but my experience was similar to John K's. Fries were very soggy and greasy - probably the worst I've had ever, which is particularly disappointing in Paris! Chicken was dry and uninspired. My daughter ordered her steak medium well and it came medium rare. Very disappointing

A very friendly place with good food and English speaking personnel. We ate salmon with fries, beans and sauce hollandaise. The fish was perfectly cooked and so eere the beans and fries, but the sauce was a disaster (tasted nothing at all). We had a delicious glass of Sauvignon.