Le Petit Moulin

This is a great small bar in Monmartre with very nice music and very good staff. Atmosphere is fantastic and it reminds me of all the stories I heard about old Monmartre boems. I will definitely come back again next time I visit Paris. By the way, beer is beautiful!

My wife and I were recommended to visit Le Petit Moulin for a drink when we first arrived in Paris. What was supposed to be a quick glass of wine before dinner turned into a tremendous experience! The entire staff made us feel at home and before we knew it my wife and I had enjoyed 4 hours with everyone who passed through the restaurant. Thank you to PJ and staff for making us feel so comfortable and for the delicious food!

This place has a very good local rustic vibe and it’s right across my hotel. Very nice and friendly people. It’s a small cozy place which seems to be run by a group of friends. The serveur was very welcoming and polite, and the cook always checked on me if I liked the food. I had a beer, a ribeye steak cooked the way I liked, and a I had a French onion soup to go. I got to meet the owner PJ who apparently knows how to speak Filipino. What a great guy! He even offered me a shot of his rum and fruits concoction. I’ll definitely be back here more than once while I am in Paris.

Quirky spot for evening drinks and maybe a guitar lead customer singalong like we had. The landlord is a proper nice interesting character

We came here for drinks when staying at the hotel opposite. The atmosphere and music was great and the staff were really friendly. We sat outside in the street and it was a really relaxed vibe. We had 2 gin tonics for 20 euros

Looking for a place not to far from Moulin Rouge? Go here, this place is worth the visit. The owner PJ is the best host in Paris 😆, fun guy with a great personality! The lady serving us was amazing as well. We had the Beef Bourguignon. Beautiful! We also had the Escargot and French Onion soup, both Excellent. Thanks for a great experience Le Petit Moulin 😉

Chef PJ is such an amazing cook and host. Ever friendly, always interested in sharing his knowledge and embracing others. A glorious experience!

An all around great time, amazing drinks, wonderful and friendly atmosphere, PJ is the best and took the time to speak to everyone and knew many there personally…it felt like a second home. And the food was incredible too. Can’t wait to visit again

After an unbelievable meal in Montmarte, we weren't ready to go back to the hotel just yet. Given it was our last night in one of the most magical cities, we wanted to extend the fun as long as we could. Forget an early morning flight - one extra night cap was calling our name. If you ever find yourself strolling the streets of the beautiful and historic neighborhood, Montmarte - you'll find yourself being lured into a lot of interesting looking cafes, bars, galleries, and more. Well, Le Petit Moulin's street appeal and charming adorable size was no exception, and had us hooked. We walked in only to be surprised it was much smaller than even how small it seems from the street. At this point, I like it even more. We were gregariously greeted from the bar, which was 10 feet away from the door, asking if we wanted the amber or dark beer. Two choices of beer and that's it. They keep it simple, much like McSorley's in New York. Although, I am not sure if this bar dates back to that time, the ambiance brings you back to time of the turn of the 19th century in Paris and all the Bohemians that enjoyed cafes much like this one. Friends and strangers alike engaging with one another in tight quarters - it certainly gives off that quintessential vibe that's the very reason people fall in love with Paris. It's intimate, warm, and lovely and I am so happy we stumbled upon it!

Small wine shop with excellent meat and cheese options. This is definitely the place you want to go before dinner or if you'd just like to get a drink in the area. Staff was super nice and knowledgeable regarding wine. Would love to get back sooner.

Good food at reasonable prices for Paris. Foie gras delightful. Cheeses and ham were supreme. English is spoken by the owner and staff, who are all quite welcoming. Be prepared, though, to wait awhile after your order.

I adore this tiny little intimate bar, in the heart of Montmartre. It's charming and inviting, and the staff is so welcoming. Wine and beer run you less than 4€ a glass, with bottles starting at only 17€. I haven't tried their food, but it smelled delicious. The music is great. There is a definite hip, local vibe there, but not painfully so. Highly recommended, I look forward to coming back again and again.

We arrived for our 17:30 reservation at 17:20 only to find the restaurant completely dark and a man sound asleep inside at a table - the restaurant was a complete mess (tables left uncleared, etc.), as we peeked inside to see if perhaps we were just a tad too early. Triple checked our confirmation from thefork.com to see if we'd made an error but alas, we were right on time, on the right day, and in the right spot. Needless to say we were very disappointed, felt a tad foolish for believing the hype about this place, and moved on to another dinner option around the corner after allowing another minute or two for any signs of life.

Really wanted to try out this place, but they are not open 24/7, that's for sure! We ended up getting food at Quik instead, since we were hungry and all the restaurants and cafes in the area seem to close their kitchens by 2330.

Fantastic little bar in the back streets. Happy hour cocktails 241! Think they do food as well but didn't bother. Great music and open late. A must when your in Montmartre.

Stopped in for a drink and to peruse the menu. After seeing the immaculate kitchen and chatting up the chef a bit, I had the steak tartare and mi amor had the foie gras. Neither disappointed. Don't let the tiny dining area and laissez-faire appearance fool you, this place is a gem.

We too found this place cute and unassuming, and obviously a place where locals liked to stop for a beer. Owners friendly. But we agree that the cheese and charcuterie selections were much more limited than posted on the board. Wine list was OK but a bottle of very ordinary Beaujolais Villages at 28 euros seemed a bit much. Overall things seemed a bit disorganized, with one partner spending a lot of time on the street with a cigarette and a glass in his hand while we waited for our cheese board.

Best Cheese in Paris! Special atmosphere you won't forget! Was fun to talk to the owner about his selection of cheese! I'll definitely come back next time I'm in Paris!

Le Petit Moulin is in an excellent location and has a wonderful owner, PJ. We loved our visit with PJ and enjoyed his bar and it's offerings. Would definitely recommend to those wandering through Montmartre for a drink or small plates.

Perfect place to spend some hours in a quite area and in a cozy and amazing little restaurant! We got our lunch after spending some time around Montmartre and we were looking for a non-touristic place, with nice food and cozy atmosphere. And we got everything here!! On the first floor, an interesting photo exhibition and a perfect ambient for having lunch. The two guys who are running the bar/restaurant are really really nice: always at disposal and giving the ambience that magic. Food was amazing: we got a burger and a salad at €12.50 and I have to admit that both were absolutely amazing!! To be tasted!!! I'll be back for sure!!