Petit Plisson

We really enjoyed our visit. Delicious Ceasar salad (€12), Mediterranean salad (€12), both were delicious and ample. Small bottle nice rose (€6), great prices. It was self service which suited us as we didn't have to wait for the bill. Definitely going back.

I don't know what to say. When you walk out of the Louvre in the hot scorching sun, this is the first stop, because people are always going to sit down and that's why the prices are jacked up. Beer costs 9 euros, it could be the lower price, the other prices are on the offer in picture.

Stopped here for lunch before visiting the Louvre. The food is overpriced and doesn’t live up to the setting. We had two croque monsieurs which were clearly premade, reheated, and came out completely dry. The side salad had no dressing at all. We asked for some ice with our drinks since it was a hot day, they didn’t have any. The only nice thing about this spot is the beautiful location in the Tuileries Garden.

We did take out coffee and hot chocolate and it really hit the spot on a cool fall day. I ordered a latte and it was pretty big i was so pleased! Plenty of garden seating around we relaxed and watched the birds.

Avoid! Total tourist trap with staff, who are, ironically, very condescending towards tourists!😂Ordered a cup of tea, was charged €5 for a cup of hot water and tea bag. When I asked for milk, I was told it was another €1 for a small cup of milk to put in the tea. Pop outside the gardens for a more pleasant experience!

Stopped for something quick while walking around. I'm currently learning French, so I know my accent isn't perfect, but I had a very simple order and know my pronunciation was at least right. I said what I wanted and even pointed, and was just met with a blank stare. After me repeating myself 3 times and even pointing to what I wanted, the cashier began getting frustrated and naming off random items so I just gave up and ordered an ice cream. I'm aware that I'm a tourist in a country whose language I am not fluent in. But I couldn't help but feel like it was a pointed effort to make me feel dumb, because I've been to plenty of other places with the language barrier and was not met with nearly as poor of an attitude as I was here.

The Petit Plisson located next The Jardin Des Tuileries . There are not too many options for meals but if you are tired and need a break in the middle of the park, this is one of the close & good options for a light meal . the Jardin des Tuileries is a beautiful public park in Paris that is definitely worth a visit. The park features stunning gardens, fountains, and sculptures, as well as several cafes and food stands where visitors can enjoy refreshments while taking in the scenery.

Convenient place to have a quick bite when strolling in the popular park