Le Petit Triangle Cafe

I absolutely love everything about this place. It's the second time I've been here and it did not let me down. We didn't have a reservation for brunch, but were lucky enough to get a table. At the server's recommendation I ordered the Savory French Toast. I thought it would be weird putting maple syrup over butternut squash, caramelized onions, and wild mushrooms, but boy was I wrong. The only thing I would say is that a little more of the toppings would be nice. My friend got the Nicoise Salad and says it was fantastic. She ordered a chai tea and had me try it and I have to tell you it was the best chai tea I have ever had. it's a very busy place and reservations are highly recommended. I look forward to going again and again. The thing I like is that they have seasonal menus so it's nice that they have different things. The servers are very gracious too.

What a great French restaurant in Ohio City. Our food and service was top notch. I had the beef bourguignon served with mashed potatoes and crusty french bread. Omg sooo good!! My friend had the bouillabaise with cod, mussels, scallops, clams,and shrimp and said it was wonderful. She ate ever bite. It comes with a toasted baguette. But then they serve my favorite dessert, chocolate souffle. It is so hard to find any restaurant serving this and it was by far one of the best I've had. We also had the creme brulee and it was also excellent! Our server was Hanna and she was wonderful!! Looking forward to going back...especially in the summer where you can sit outside. I would recommend reservations.

Very good food, I appreciated the addition of buckwheat crepes on the menu for a gluten free option. Our food took longer than the tables around us (I am assuming due to the buckwheat vs regular crepe), but we didn’t mind. Food was delicious. Refills on water were frequent and the espresso was good. Our visit was unfortunately soured by being rushed out for another reservation at the end, while we were still finishing our meal.

Went for brunch with a friend. The vibe was cute it felt like overseas or something, also because the weather was perfect we were able to sit outside which is rare for Ohio. 😍 There was a decent wait time but the food was so delicious.

Thoroughly enjoyed the small cafe feel. Taking a date here you can be in your own world with them . Food and drinks were well done. No commercial, tv screens everywhere , busyness. Make sure you bring your wallet 😀. I might actually go up there this Thursday or Friday for some drinks.

We had a lovely brunch here on a Saturday morning, they had a line out the door and we didn’t think they’d get our party of 5 in. They asked if we could sit on a 3 top and 2 top and that was fine for us. The food was incredible, the waitstaff was accommodating and kind. My only 4 star consideration was that the chairs on the patio were uncomfortable. I would highly recommend trying this place out and making sure you have a resy reservation.

I am so impressed by this place!! The restaurant we were planning to go to for brunch was closing soon so we spontaneously called this French cafe and they were able to accommodate us despite being busy. We ordered the Steak and Boursin sandwich, the Mushroom D’auvergne Complete savory crepe (with brie cheese instead of blue cheese), the side of ratatouille, and the side of sausage. Everything was outstanding - we were so glad we ended up here and both agreed it would be difficult to order different items on the menu next time because of how much we loved our food! They also had many sweet options, including delicious looking sweet crepes, but we usually lean more savory. The cafe itself is definitely petite, which I honestly prefer for noise level and the feeling of intimacy when dining out. We will definitely be back and highly recommend this cafe to others!

I have been eating here for years and the quality has never dropped. The food is incredibly tasty and perfectly made every time. I got the crepe ratatouille and it was delicious! My wife enjoyed her sandwich au poulet. The dessert crepes are a must. The strawberry nutella crepe is one of my favorite desserts in Cleveland.

This place is so quaint, you walk in and think ...where am I gonna sit? It is divided into 2 incredibly distinct areas of seating. The tables are closely placed so if you are looking for privacy, this is not the place. The food has great recipes and flavors, although the portions are conservative. We had plenty of variety. The escargot was garlicky good. The New England clam Chowder was a bit salty but full of clams. Let's move to the beet salad...loaded with sweet beets! Yum. The scallops appetizer was well portioned but the mushroom cheese sauce was missing in mine. Lastly, to end on the best note, the bouillebaise was perfect! Yes, I will always return because I need to try other items! There is one restroom on the floor and 2 more tiny private ones downstairs, but it is a potentially dangerous trek down and climb up. Not at all an ADA friendly spot to eat.

I had a lovely evening at Le Petit Triangle with a friend. Inside was adorable and I felt like I was overseas! We had a wonderful window table too. Service was excellent. A shout out to Phil who was doing all the things most of the evening- bartending, seating, serving, clearing.....and he never seemed stressed. Service was great! I had a salers spritz to start. Quite tasty and new to me. For dinner, I had the duck confit special. I loved it. My friend had the lamb shank. Both entrees were delicious. For dessert we split a bananas foster crepe. Yum! All in all a lovely, relaxed evening. Unhurried service. Highly recommend!

This is the second time I have been here and I really enjoy it each time. The décor is French and fun, the wall colors and bright and cheery, the staff is welcoming, and the food is delicious. We came here with my husband's friends for brunch on a Sunday at around 12:45pm. I ordered an espresso martini and it hit the spot. I also ordered the bacalao benedict, without the bread to make it gluten free. It was salt cod potato cakes, with 2 over easy eggs and potatoes. It was wonderful. I really enjoyed the flavors together. I would highly recommend this dish. My husband ordered the buckwheat salmon crepe, so that I could try it, as it is gluten free made with their buckwheat flour, and it was also great. Like a lox bagel without the bagel. Everyone at the table enjoyed their food, including the 3.5 year-old and 5 year-old who ordered the French toast. It all looked delicious.

Cute place for a weekend brunch with friends! Came on a Saturday with a reservation. Got a London fog with oat milk ($5.50, basic, nothing special). The savory French toast ($13) was a favorite by the staff. While it was pretty unique, it might not be for everyone since it was a bit strange to have mushrooms with the toast that was covered in maple syrup. 4/5 The mushroom crepe with add on bechamel ($14+extra $1) was my favorite. Definitely recommend for mushroom lovers since this was densely mushroom flavored. Bechamel sauce gave more creaminess to the dish. Appreciate that it came with a fresh side salad that balanced out the richness. 5/5 I didn't end up finishing everything so I took the cinnamon roll croissant ($4) back and reheated it later in the air fryer. While it didn't look as impressive, It was one of the best croissants I had in a while, great texture and taste. 5/5 Service was friendly, the ambience was small and cozy. Parking available as free street parking. Overall great food at a fair price. Definitely will consider coming back again

The food here was absolutely amazing! We loved everything we tried. I highly recommend the ratatouille crepe. The ambiance was so nice and intimate, it felt old school and cozy and welcoming. Overall the service was good but also rather slow. We were on our way to a show after dinner and getting our bill took so long we ended up having to race to make the show on time. It's not a deal breaker and when we come back we'll make sure we have plenty of time.

Sunday brunch fail at Le Petit Triangle Cafe! Traveled specifically for crepes. Walked in and started waiting in a queue to be seated. Asked if I could sit at the bar which was pretty rudely refused due to waiters not having enough space to walk by. I already wasn't enthusiastic about dining here. Patiently waited with multiple people in line behind me. The host comes up to the last people in line and very politely asks them to follow him to the table. Never mind there's a whole line in front of them. I walked out of this lovely dining experience and to another cafe in the area. I was going to host a book club brunch here but forget it. If they can't value one customer, how can they value a group?

Came here for dinner with my family tonight. We sat in the outdoor patio area because we brought our pup along. We tried the triangle salad, French onion soup, mussels, and cod cake as appetizers. I really liked the cod cake and the sauce the mussels came with. For entrees, we ordered the beef bourguignon, roasted cod, and chicken piccata. The beef in the bourguignon was a little tough, but the flavor of the stew was very good. The chicken piccata was super delicious and definitely my favorite dish of the night. For dessert, our waitress recommended the banana fosters crepe, which was super yummy (though maybe a tad too sweet). I enjoyed the texture and temperature contrast between the fluffy crepe with warm rum sauce and the cold vanilla ice cream on top. The cafe is small and charming, and parking on the street was easy to find nearby. Prices are very reasonable, especially considering the kind of dishes they serve (seafood, steak, etc). The only qualm we had was that there were an annoying number of flies landing on our food when we were sitting outside. We ended up dropping our dog off in the Tesla, and the wait staff were very accommodating in moving us indoors. However, it was a really hot and humid day, and the lack of AC indoors made dinner a bit more uncomfortable. Overall though, we still had a nice dinner, and I wouldn't mind coming back again!

This cutie little restaurant served yummy European-inspired food. We came here around 11:30 am and looked really small as you enter but had more seatings towards the back. We were dropped off menus and water. I thought service was okay, felt like we waited a long time for our server to get our order. When she finally stopped by, we went ahead and ordered our drink and food. I ordered a cappuccino with oat milk and a ratatouille crepe with buckwheat flour. The cappuccino was delicious but found it a bit too strong so I added some sugar. The crepe though was delicious! I had bechamel on the side and it didn't really need it. It was served with carrot and endive salad. Overall, solid place for great food.

If you are ever in the Cleveland area, you must make a stop at this cafe. We have a wonderful night there. The food was exquisite. The ambiance,superb. Each meal was a masterpiece. All of us raved about about our own personal meals. I personally would recommend the Champignon Bourguignon. It was magnificent . Definitely worth it!

Went for brunch and it was mid. The chocolate croissant tasted fine, but it was so dense I felt like it really wasn't a chocolate croissant. The hot chocolate tasted like Swiss Miss, which was a little disappointing. The French toast and crêpes were okay, not bad, but just simple. Given that this place presents itself as French, we came in with higher expectations. Did enjoy the croque monsieur and shakshuka...so overall, I'd go back to try dinner, but probably not brunch. Service: 5/5 stars. Everyone was incredibly gracious and friendly. Ambience: 6/5 stars! It truly looks and feels like a Parisian café.

I used to take my mom here for Sunday brunch when I lived in Chicago because it reminded me of the quality of restaurants we have in Chi-town where the competition is more fierce than Cleveland (not a dis on Cleveland). Their menu and food are exceptional. It is classic French countryside cooking; it's honest, simple, and full of flavor. Their escargot is excellent; you can tell they use quality, fresh ingredients. They serve it with amazing bread. Their omelettes, sandwiches, (Croque Provencal) are simply wonderful. The ambience is unpretentious, more like a brasserie, but it's honest. It reflects the menu perfectly. And the menu is excellent! It's true, their service is wanting, but their food is excellent. Now that I live in Cleveland again, I'll be stopping in more often!

We had not visited Le Petit Triangle in several years. It hadn't changed much over that time. The room appeared to be typical for a cafe. The service was good. My wife had a veggie quiche with a small salad and berry bread with goat cheese. It was delicious. I tried it and agreed. I had a croque monsieur and was disappointed. The ham was very salty and there was too much mustard on the bread. The bechemel sauce was too thin. The roasted potatoes were perfect. I'm sure there were better choices. All in all, a positive experience with many other choices in an authentic French cafe. By the way, the prices were reasonable for the meals.

It's been awhile sense I've had the pleasure of grabbing brunch at this wonderful restaurant. It was my first time coming since their expansion and it's so much bigger. they even have reservations now. We split the shashuka and the strawberry goat cheese crepe (I was so excited to eat the crepe I forgot to take a picture!) As expected, both were amazing. It's evident that they use high quality ingredients in all their dishes.

It's a very cute place, but it is small with a very slow kitchen. Expect to wait a while. It gets busy for weekend brunch, so plan ahead and make a reservation if you don't want to add even more to the wait time. The food is good, not great. Their shaksuka is not really shaksuka and was quite disappointing, but most other dishes are good and fresh. I recommend the mushroom crepe with buckwheat. The savory croissant was a nice option but sadly it was ice cold and hard, like it had just been taken out of the freezer. I'd return for the crepes if in the mood for a very leisurely meal

One of my favorite restaurants in Cleveland. Very tasty and an excellent representation of French food. The Tuna Nicoise is excellent as well as a ton of other specialities. Very small comfy and cozy place for lunch or dinner. One of the best restaurants in town.

We made reservations but because they weren't finished with their prep work they wouldn't seat us and made us stand outside in the cold.

This cute brunch spot in trendy Ohio City delivered a Paris vibe and upbeat clientele. The service was fast and efficient; getting us a table on Sunday morning after Mass without a reservation. LPTC has a spills out onto the sidewalk with about a dozen two/four tops (it's Parisian Brassiere lineage) and has inside seating as well. LPTC also boasts views of historic St Patrick's Church and the classically themed Carnegie West of the public library. A recommend.

My only 5 star review so far!! My favorite restaurant in all of Cleveland!! It's amazing food every time and very fast service. I'm French and can definitely respect these dishes and how well made they are. LOVE!

My wife and I ate here for lunch October 2025 after an appointment downtown. This cute little French Cafe was only about 10 minutes away. We ate lunch there and also took home other items for later. My wife had the Ham and Brie Crepe. She felt the ham was overly salty. It came with apples. It would have been better with a sauce. I had the Mushroom D'Auvernge Complete. I had it with Bechemel sauce. The carmelized onion with mushrooms was good. The Bechemel sauce was bland. Overall I enjoyed it. My wife ordered pate as a take out item. This was very dry, firm and lacking in spices. She threw most of it out. I had a savory cheese croissant for breakfast the next morning. This was pretty good. We loved sitting outside on a beautiful fall day. The service was excellent. So overall, we enjoyed ourselves.

Service: Insolence méprisante et aggressive. Les enfants terribles. Noise: A cacophony of dishes clattering, loud conversation from the manager with the server, an outside door left open with the cold wind blowing on our table then slammed shut, causing the entire storefront to shudder! Food: Bonne Quel dommage.

Came here with family and got several items. They sat us quickly and were very friendly, though the tables are a bit on the small side. Parking was also plentiful. Here is what we got and their respective ratings: Oeufs mimosa or deviled eggs ($8) - 7.3/10 Espresso martini ($11) - 7.1/10 Shrimp cocktail ($14) - 7.5/10 Steak and eggs ($19) - 8.3/10 Croque monsieur ($14) - 8.7/10 Steak and Boursin ($18) - 8.3/10 Croissant Norvegian ($14) - 8.1/10 All in all decent place for brunch with great presentation, though the flavors really came through with the Croque monsieur!

This cafe is bursting with color and good vibes. The staff are really nice and you can enjoy indoor and outdoor seating! I'd recommend if you're looking for any meal time. In this area of Ohio City, you'll likely find street parking but allot for that time. I stopped by for a late night coffee and crepe. Happy to say that they can offer iced versions of their coffee options and that they have dairy substitutes! I'll definitely be back agaí!

This was my first time at Le Petit Triangle and I'm glad I got to try it! The interior is quaint and adorable and I like that they also have patio seating. I came with my friend on a Wednesday evening the day after a tornado in Ohio, so the restaurant was understaffed. Because of that, our service was understandably very slow, even with a reservation. It took over 30 minutes to get our drinks and have our food order taken (which is inadvertently very French of them!). Our waiter told us drinks were on him for the wait; however they ended up on our bill anyway, which was a bit of a bummer. The food was decent but not the best I've had. My duck leg was pretty tasty but difficult to cut. It came with a very generous serving of lentils. My friend got the boeuf bourguignon, which had a nice hearty broth but the beef was quite tough to chew. Our drinks were summery and refreshing. Overall, I will definitely be back for their ambience and to try their brunch!

I came here as a surprise dinner to celebrate my one year with my partner. He made reservations and we were both excited to try it as it had high ratings and reviews. Walking in, the decor is very rustic, eclectic, Parisian cafe vibes. It reminded me a little of Le Petit Prince in the 5th which really raised my expectations. We were sat at our table and our waiter came by to see about drinks. We ended up forgoing drinks but ordered escargot to start and I got the magret de canard. The escargot were alright, to me they were underseasoned. It still had a nice texture and meaty bite but I was definitely missing the compound butter I'm so used to with escargot. The duck came with swiss chard and a sweet potato mash. The star of the night really was the mash, it had great flavor and was super smooth. The fat on the duck was not well rendered which left soggy skin. There were also pieces that had quite a bit of sinew/tendon which doesn't make for a pleasant bite. For a restaurant that is very well reviewed, I was rather disappointed by their offerings. As a moderately priced restaurant, I was expecting a bit more but who knows, maybe it was an off night.

One of the best french cuisine restaurant in Cleveland. amazing coffee, crepe and fast service. Small clean and reminds one of Paris. Definitely a stop anytime in the area.

This place is so cozy and cute all year round and their food is so good! Been here a few times and their salty crepes and eggs benedict are really good. Although I was pretty disappointed last time when I ordered their lemon curd crepe since it wasn't as great as I was expecting, there was barely any filling there and it wasn't too great. Overall a good spot to have brunch at with good options but also make sure you come with time because it gets pretty packed and it is difficult to get a seat

The name is literal. Be sure to have a reservation, especially on a weekend... but it's worth it. Excellent service, cute vibes, delicious food and drinks!

I had high hopes but the staff ruined that the moment we walked in. I was prepared for the typical French attitude however they took it to a whole new level. My best advice is to avoid this place and walk a block the Heck's

Came here for a late lunch while I was visiting the Ohio City area. Lovely cozy and quiet ambiance and the servers were very sweet. The escargots were so yummy and the spinach tomato chévre crepe melted in my mouth!

I am so impressed by this place!! The restaurant we were planning to go to for brunch was closing soon so we spontaneously called this French cafe and they were able to accommodate us despite being busy. We ordered the Steak and Boursin sandwich, the Mushroom D'auvergne Complete savory crepe (with brie cheese instead of blue cheese), the side of ratatouille, and the side of sausage. Everything was outstanding - we were so glad we ended up here and both agreed it would be difficult to order different items on the menu next time because of how much we loved our food! They also had many sweet options, including delicious looking sweet crepes, but we usually lean more savory. The cafe itself is definitely petite, which I honestly prefer for noise level and the feeling of intimacy when dining out. We will definitely be back and highly recommend this cafe to others!

Came here for lunch on a weekday and got seated quickly with only 1/3 of the restaurant filled during summer. They have a classier interior and a casual outside seating with a few tables. Loved the escargot! The broth it was soaked in was perfection. Not a lot of places will serve them and it was delicious. Unfortunately felt very "meh" about the crepes. The sweet crepe tasted better than the savory but the interior for the sweet didn't feel evenly spread within. The cheddar chicken savory was filled well with chicken but I wasn't a fan of the flavor combination.

After sitting on my wish list for years, the girls and I made brunch reservations for Galentines Day. We waited a bit for our table and service was quite slow on this Sunday. Our server had a lot of tables, we think, and it didn't allow him to be very attentive. The Bloody Mary was delicious. I enjoyed my Croissant breakfast sandwich too. Onion soup was good

My wife and I come to Le Petite Triangle typically for the best dessert in town - crepes. This time we decided to stop in here for dinner and try it out. Our server was wonderful and offered great advice on the stellar menu. We went overboard and orderd three appetizers. We ordered the escargot, cheese plate, and the French onion soup. All were very very good. For dinner we ordered the lamb shank and the spaetzle . We were full, but could not help ourselves to order a peanut butter and dark chocolate crepe.

Cute little French restaurant. I ordered French toast, eggs and bacon and ate every last bite. The ambience was very cute and cozy. The staff were kind enough to let me put in my lunch order with 5 minutes left until they switched to their dinner menu. I also had an Arnold Palmer which is always hit or miss for me but theirs was spectacular. You could tell the iced tea was freshly brewed. My partner ordered the salmon with lentils and asparagus and he really enjoyed it. Salmon was cooked perfectly. We'll definitely be back!

Great wait staff, very pleasant and efficient, offered great food recommendations! The overall vibe/aesthetic of the restaurant really adds to the experience. The food was also great and I would definitely come back!

I dined here for brunch on Sunday. I ordered a savory crepe with mango chutney and chicken. It also had a carrot slaw on the side. I thought the meal was very good but not excellent. The crepe definitely could have used more chicken. I ordered a Bellini with peach nectar that was quite tasty. The server was friendly overall. The atmosphere is cute but a bit cramped. I prefer dining here in the summer where you have multiple outdoor options.

The food, atmosphere and service were all delightful. We had a leisurely evening that was nourishing on every level. The duck, steak and fish were all delicious and the lemon curd crepe for dessert was out this world. It was easy to imagine that we were in a neighborhood bistro in Paris

Cute restaurant tucked in the corner of the building with outdoor and indoor seating options. Perfect to eat by yourself or with a group. Large menu great for all times of day, with vegetarian and vegan options - including the French Onion Soup, a rare vegetarian find. I highly recommend the soup, raclette, and vegetarian bourguignon. Skip the savory crepes. Their cocktails and hot drinks are excellent. If you want something warming without the caffeine buzz, try the London Fog (early grey, steamed milk, and vanilla syrup). Comes in a fun colored mug and saucer. Excellent for a chilly or rainy day. If you're looking for more of a kick, try the French Coffee.

It's not very often that I eat at a French restaurant, but getting brunch here on a Sunday was really nice. The place was packed but for a good reason. My friend and I waited about 5 minutes before being seated. It was a beautiful warm Sunday in September and we were on the patio in the shade. Just a great setting overall. I decided on the Shakshuka which I throughly enjoyed. We ordered some Escargot to start off (which I've never had personally, but we were there for the French theme!). They were good, but not sure it's something I'd go out of my way to order again, lol. We got some drank; and they brought out the Prosecco in a ice bucket which was nice. It was great getting a little tipsy on a Sunday around lunch time. Our server was interesting, but very nice. I'd probably come but to try something new since their menu has a decent amount of options. This area is a nice place to walk around and there is a park across the street - perfect for a weekend morning!

We've been here several times for brunch. Very quaint and cozy. Food is excellent. I had the croque with egg and my wife had the French toast. Both were excellent. I highly recommend that you make reservations. While we were there, they turned away walk ins.

I came here with a girlfriend to celebrate a birthday. The restaurant is small, so reservations are recommended. They have a nice happy hour selection of mussels, a cheese plate, and one other dish I cannot remember. We chose the cheese plate, which was very nice, but it only came with one type of a soft spreadable cheese. It included fruit, crackers, and bread. There wasn't enough bread crackers to spread all the cheese, so we let it go to waste. I would have liked different types of cheese or more bread at least. My friend ordered the small salad and three onion soup and enjoyed her meal very much. I had the beef bourginon which I thought had great flavor and was a good sized portion for the price. The ambiance is nice and romantic and the service was good.

I have always loved this place. It's been a while since I've dined in for a Sunday brunch but decided to give it a shot for my anniversary! We were seated relatively quickly without any reservation which was awesome. After being seated, it was about 15 minutes before our server even stopped by the table to take our order. I'll be honest, I understand staff shortages are a reality but counted plenty of staff members wandering past our table to attend to other tables seated in our area. After we received our drinks, we had asked to place our order (at this point we had already waited about 25 minutes) and our server replied in a very rude tone to us to wait, rolled his eyes, and walked away. Then he never came back! Luckily, we pulled another server aside and she took care of us and was very kind! Now, the food was excellent - no complaints at all. We enjoyed the meal. At the end, we ordered a croissant and it did have a hair on the side of it... which we returned to the kitchen and it was removed from our bill. Before leaving, we heard a dog barking. When the kitchen door opened, we realized a DOG was in the kitchen! Honestly, could have been a service animal so won't put too much judgement there- however having a dog in a restaurant kitchen doesn't give much confidence to me as a guest.

We had a quick dinner at Le Petit Triangle. The spot is a cute French bistro with elegant seating and a large menu. We began with the escargot which were served in-shell. A little but difficult to eat and one of our shells was hollow :( We continued with the beef bourginon and it was solid. The beef and vegetables were tasty, though it could've done with a bit more sauce. We finished with the crème brûlée and it was delicious! A great note to end on. Service was good.

During my visit to Cleveland, I was making stops at all the little mom-and-pop shops. Le Petit Triangle Cafe is a must-go-to! I ended up with an egg and cheese breakfast sandwich, which was to die for. The people in there were so friendly, and get a double thumbs up! Sandwich: 9.3 Scale system 10/10 would be what I want for my last meal 9.9-9.3 driving out of my way to get this 9.2-8.0 love the place and would go back 7.9-7.0 I would come here again if it were presented and don't have anything bad to say 6.9 and below - thanks but no thanks after try one

If you were to ask me my perfect morning, I'm certain it would include nice weather and sitting here on the patio. I went here in the mood for some crepes: I ordered the lemon curd, and it was pretty good, if perhaps a little chewy. The croissant on the other hand was phenomenal. Warm, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. This is one of my favorites made for a wonderful treat at the end of breakfast. Although the cafe was very busy, the servers were polite and the food came fairly quickly. Overall, if you like French bakeries, you have to try le petit triangle.

Service was very quick and easy. We arrived a little before our reservation and were seated not too long after we arrived. The place is quite small, but cozy. We got the chicken cheddar chutney crepe which was good the chutney had some spice. The ham and Brie crepe which the ham was very salty. Then we finished with the lemon curd and berry crepe. This was our personal favorite dish! Definitely want to return.

The food at Le Petit is insanely amazing!!! I always get a three course meal because everything on the menu is perfection. It's a great place to go for brunch and they have a wide variety of sweet and savory crepes. I would recommend going with friends so you can share food and sample the menu.

I can be quite a picky eater so sometimes it can take me a while to choose what to eat. I ordered the croque sandwich that came with spinach, tomato, and mustard. I didn't order the sauce with it because I am not a fan of nutmeg. The sandwich comes and they also came with potato wedges. The sandwich was good. The mustard gave it a bit more flavor and tartness. If ever in Cleveland, try this place for brunch!

Everything I'd heard about this restaurant had been positive so I decided to try it out. The restaurant is somewhat small on the inside, but there are patio tables outside (weather permitting of course). Although the dining area inside was smaller than most places, it was not uncomfortable and added to the charm of the restaurant. It reminded me of a Parisian cafe. The service was friendly and prompt, and the waitress was helpful in providing descriptions of the food and suggestions. We started with the escargots, the Niçoise salad, and the onion soup. Escargots were great; meaty and served with a garlic butter and sliced baguette. Niçoise salad was bursting with color and flavor. Although the onion soup was made with a vegan base, it too was amazing. For our main course, we ordered the bœuf bourguignon and the cassoulet; both were incredible and heartwarming for a cold December night. We also split a bottle of Pinot noir which paired perfectly with our dishes. From our table we could see the chefs hard at work in the small open kitchen, which was very fun to watch and also very impressive. Our whole experience was incredible, and I definitely want to come back to try more of the menu!