Petite Chou Bistro & Champagne Bar

An adorable restaurant in an adorable part of town. Petite Chou has an incredible atmosphere, even in the chaos of their restaurant rush. My espresso martini was divine and the duck fat pommes frites were an incredible shared appetizer that my friend & I enjoyed. I believe variety is the spice of life so the trio of dipping sauces that accompanied the fries were ::chefs kiss::. Our bartender was friendly and professional. All around a great experience.

We have eaten here 4 times now. Simply put, we love it. The dishes are very well prepared, and well seasoned. I’ve had the Fork and Knife burger (trust, a fork and/or knife is not needed), and I feel it’s one of Indy’s best burgers. I’m surprised that I have seen it on any of Indy’s best burger list…criminal. The burger is hand chopped, and tastes amazing. Twice we’ve been lucky enough to have Allen as our server, which has made our experience there so much better.

An absolute wondrous time dining at Petite Chou! They really set the bar with amazing foundational cooking and delightful menu options. The soft scramble egg with bordelaise was incredible and the side of crispy bacon literally melted on my tongue. I had a really beautiful latte which came with a palmier cookie. 10/10 all around experience. Can’t wait for some champagne next time!

Back at Petit Chu today with the wife and daughter. They both went with their go-to: the “Le Club”—a housemade pain de mie stacked with aioli, avocado, bacon, arugula, and chicken, paired with a petite bibb salad. It’s a refined, French-inspired twist on the classic club sandwich, and for them, it hits the spot every time. I decided to switch it up. Went with the Knife & Fork Burger: Camembert, Bordelaise, arugula, aioli, on a housemade brioche bun, with duck fat pommes frites on the side. No exaggeration—this was hands down the juiciest, most flavorful burger I’ve ever had. The flavors were bold but balanced, and the texture of the brioche held it all together perfectly. And those duck fat fries? Ridiculous. Rich, crispy, and loaded with flavor. Service and atmosphere are always top-notch here. If you’re coming for breakfast, the coffee’s strong, the omelets are spot-on, and the vibe is warm without trying too hard. Only gripe: it’s a little pricey—but not unreasonable. For the quality of ingredients and the care in execution, you’re definitely getting your money’s worth. We always enjoy ourselves here. Already looking forward to the next visit.

I was excited for this place. I wanted to take my sister, who’s visiting from out of town, to a nice restaurant in Indianapolis. Something impressive. Something warm. I made a reservation. I selected INDOOR seating. Very clearly. Very intentionally. Not OUTDOOR, but INDOOR. We walk in. Host grabs menus. Turns around. Starts leading us outside. No explanation. No warning. No “hey, is patio okay?” Just full confidence like freezing to death is part of the dining experience. It’s early February. It’s 21 degrees. Real feel: 4. Four degrees! I’m staring at this situation thinking, Why would I ever pay good money to eat dinner in a parka? I couldn’t even take my coat off. When your coat stays on, you’re no longer dining. You’re surviving. Best part? We’re the only people being marched out there. The group of 4 behind us? They never come outside. So I guess indoor seating does exist. Just… not for us. At that point we did the only rational thing left to do. We left. Walked across the street to Flatwater. They sat us immediately. Indoors. With heat. No hypothermia package required. Look, if clicking “indoor” on a reservation means absolutely nothing, just say so. Don’t pretend it’s a choice. I wanted to love this place. I really did. But I’m not paying upscale prices to feel like an Antarctic researcher. Flatwater saved the night. This place lost a customer.

Just happen to be walking by and saw this quaint little place along the street. I was looking for a patio so I could sit outside with my puppy date. Excellent service wonderful food. Nice ambience.

We always go to Petite Chou for lunch when we go shopping in Broad Ripple. This is the first time we have ever been disappointed. The duck fat frites were good, but all of the entrees were disappointing. I got the Hippie omelet,and it had almost no mushrooms or feta, and it was severely lacking salt. One of the people with me got the breakfast crepe. It was extremely salty and cooked so hard that it exploded across the table when she tried to cut it. The other person with me got the chicken salad tartine. It tasted good, but the piece of bread and the portion of chicken salad were both very small. She was completely finished eating while the other two of us were less than halfway through our food. Service was fine, nothing out of the ordinary one way or the other. Also, I don't appreciate the trend of businesses thinking that they need to plaster political statements on their doors or windows. I think next time we go to Broad Ripple, we will try someplace else for lunch.

Great food and service. Cozy but with adequate sitting outside on a rainy day with covered seating. French onion soup very legit. Grilled cheese and frites quite tasty as well. It seems they do it well here. Great job.

Nothing feels more special than a little heart shaped cookie with a fancy latte. Ok technically they're ear shaped the French call them Palmiers, Latin places call them Orejas, either way they're adorable. The service is always splendid, I prefer to go after a rush when it's quieter. But nothing is like sitting on the heated patio with your fancy coffee and Palmier at the like iron and marble tables it always takes me right back to Paris. The omelettes are also the best in the city, highly recommend the Omelette you can't refuse with potatoes cheese and sour cream.

We sat in the enclosed outside area, which has heaters and blankets but they could definitely benefit from a latch on the door that kept blowing open. It was super cute and cozy but the door would whip open and make the whole room freezing. Veg options are lacking, which is surprising given how great Patachou is. Menu is not labeled, even the veggie burger comes with duck fat fries. I asked my server what the options were and she said a few things that surprised me, like the onion soup. I asked her to double check if that and other items were vegetarian, and she came back saying the soup had beef stock. She didn't mention any other items and it felt ridiculous to need to ask for every single item, so I had the cheese plate. Cheese plate was ok - glad they could accommodate no walnuts for me but it was 2 fully funky cheeses, one mildly funky, and 1 non funky so it was just not my taste at all. I'm sure the beet burger could be veg without the fries, but not an option if you have a nut allergy. Service was very slow. Between our entree and dessert, our waitress disappeared for at least 30 minutes. We were there for a birthday and specifically because the birthday girl likes their desserts, so we waited a long time trying to order and ultimately just asked a different staff member if she could take our order and clear the old plates. Everyone enjoyed their desserts, so that was a success. The table loved the Madelines and would recommend those with a cup of coffee.

I'm a long-time fan of Petite Chou, as the restaurant is nestled in my neighborhood, and just wonderful on so many levels. Let's start with the most important people, the wait staff and chefs. They are welcoming, consistent, and lovely people. As a person with food allergies, both FOH and BOH set me at ease and have various levels of care based on severity of allergies. The food itself is tasty, cozy, and very seasonally driven which is lovely. There's something for everyone so you can bring your more adventurous folks and those with a more limited palate and all will be well! Make sure to get an order of frites and thank me later! I equally love sitting on the patio or indoors. During the cool months the patio is enclosed and heated. The decor is changed with the seasons and is all part of the cozy, Parisian vibe. If you have time to linger, don't skip on their espresso drinks, wine, or cocktails. All are very thoughtfully chosen and great pairings to any meal. Parking can be found on the east side of the building at no cost, or you can park on the street.

This is my go-to spot when I want to impress friends and family with great food and a nice vibe. The food is super flavorful, and everything on the plate just works great together. The service is solid too! The only downside is the wait... I've had to wait over an hour for a table sometimes, but honestly, it's worth it!

The food was good. That's it. The service was absolutely horrendous. We were seated and had to wait 15 minutes before we got up and went back to the hostess to ask for our waiter. Then, a separate waitress stepped in to assist with drinks. 20 minutes later our assigned waiter arrived and introduced himself. The exact same scenario happened to the table next to us, 1 hour later. He was clearly overwhelmed with too many tables. He never apologized once or gave an explanation. Aside from that, the drinks were very overpriced ($15 each). The quality of the drink did not constitute the price. Will I be back? No.

Such a cute place to dine at for brunch. Lovely ambiance, great atmosphere, and lively vibe. Food was good too. I had ordered the mushroom deluxe omelet plate, and then for dessert I ordered the Nutella crepe and added fresh fruits and ice cream to complete it. My friend ended up ordering the french toast and Mac and cheese. Service was great!! He was very attentive and friendly. Keep it up Petite Chou!! I highly recommend this place, and I'll def be back when I'm in the area. :)

Unforgettable NYE! My husband and I made reservations for the night, mostly because of the menu, and it did not disappoint. Our server Randy was kind and attentive and our cozy table on the patio was the cherry on top.

This French inspired bistro has beautiful decor and delicious food. I sat on the heated patio and enjoyed Saturday brunch. I had the broken yolk sandwich, which came with a salad. I got it with sourdough bread and it was one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had! The patio is decorated wonderfully. I looked inside and it was beautiful, but looked a bit crowded. The patio is the place to be. It is also dog friendly. I enjoyed my time here and would love to return for champagne and fries!

This has got to be my favorite restaurant in Indianapolis. Steak frites, mussels, knife and fork burger, croque madame all are wonderful. Everything is always cooked to order and tastes amazing. Creature of habit with their kir royale which is wonderful as well. The patio is very cute. It's a nice spot to just stop and relax and enjoy great food. Service is 90% there. Only once I had a server who was very underwhelming. Otherwise it's always great!

Sat outside, heaters were a big help and they had blankets at each table. Our waiter was lovely! He gave us plenty of time to look over the menu and hangout after our meal. Aesthetically pleasing for pictures. SANDWICH AU POULET FRIT 7/10 * (Pan-seared or breaded and fried chicken, brioche bun, sliced avocado, shaved brussels slaw, aioli) - hated the bun, but very tender chicken, no sign of shaved brussel sprouts. Light on the avocado. DUCK FAT POMMES FRITES 7.9/10 * (Fine herbs, Dijonnaise, Add truffled parmesan) - good fries, they were very short. Came with a beautiful assortment of sauce. CHICKEN SALAD TARTINE -/10 * (Sourdough boule, greens, Patachou chicken salad) - didn't get to try but looked great

Just French and just the right brunch spot in the heart of Broad ripple. We had a 15 min wait time for 11:30 which wasn't bad at all for a Saturday. The service was excellent and the food was excellent! The cinnamon spiced porridge with buckwheat and sunflower seed butter tasted just like notes of creme brûlée with brûlée banana on top! I will continue to rave about the burrata salad : Poached pears, pistachio, arugula, lemon herb oil and pomegranate molasses! Where did the ingredients and flavors come from!? Every bite was deliciousness in itself. The overall bill was higher than expected but the ambience, quality and service made up for an excellent weekday brunch! True delight!

Visited with a friend for evening drinks! The drinks were lovely but it's painful to spend $35 on 2 drinks... The food around us looked amazing! We didn't feel rushed at all but had to find our server when we wanted our check. It was a beautiful fall evening. We sat near the window while the sun set.

I really loved this place. I had a great experience here when my book club decide to try a new restaurant this month to meet up at. I love French cuisine so I was very excited. I ordered the mussels and let me tell you- I still DREAM about those. They were fabulous. For a drink I got an espresso martini and petite kir royal. Our server was great and we even got updates from the manager on when our food would be coming out. The interior of this place is dimly lit (at least for the dinner service it was) and very well decorated. I can't wait to bring my husband's family visiting from France to show them some great food.

We arrived early for our 6pm Thursday reservation and parked in the small lot adjacent to the restaurant. The restaurant is petite and dimly lit. My girls shared the white cheddar crepe with fresh fruit. The fresh fruit bowl for the day was a mix of strawberries, blueberries, and pineapple. We requested them to omit the pineapples which they gladly obliged. The server even asked if we would like the crepe to be split for the girls. That's one less thing for me to do so it's a win-win! The crepe was served first and both girls ate approximately half of their plate before moving onto our entrees. My husband and I shared the steak frites and chicken paillard. The steak was well executed at medium rare with an abundant pile of fries which my girls happily indulged in. Our firstborn enjoyed a good amount of the steak and kept asking for more. Our younger daughter preferred the chicken paillard. It was succulent pan-fried chicken, pounded to a perfect thinness and dressed with a buttery shallot-lemon. The dish was served with a bed of mashed potatoes and fresh, bright arugula salad. For dessert, we shared the lemon creme brulee with lavender shortbread cookie. Our girls didn't care for the lemony custard but they had their fruit bowl and shared the lavender cookie.

Indiana has a number of French influences, including Terre Haute, Versailles, and French Lick, although none of them are particularly French in character I suppose. Petite Chou is sort of like these places, French to some degree, but no one is going to think you have been transported to the French Riviera. That being said, it is a terrific place, if you can find a seat. My fiancée and I arrived early for a Sunday brunch in May, around 10am or so, and were fortunate to be seated right away inside on a small table. We definitely came at the right time as they were beginning to take names after us, especially for larger groups. Like other reviews note, it is a cozy place with tables close together and eclectic French decor. You won't feel transported to Paris, but it is clean and interesting. We shared a sweet and savory item, the Hippie with a Beamer and the Pain Perdu, which I believe is a French term for the Boilermakers in the NCAA basketball tournament. The Hippie is an omelet with spinach, feta, and butternut squash. The butternut squash was the best part, having enough bite to not be mushy and messy but soft enough to not mess with the overall texture of the omelette. The Pain Perdu was incredibly tasty with the lemon curd providing a nice freshness to keep from the dish being too sickeningly sweet. I would happily come back, especially for some of their lunch and dinner items. I don't know if I would necessarily wait a huge amount given the popularity of Petite Chou and their other sister restaurants, like Cafe Patachou. It is par for the course for these places, which probably means something is going right for them.

The food was incredible! Service was charming and swift! And the aesthetic of the restaurant was adorable and fancy!

Absolutely beautiful ambiance. Phenomenal place to go for a date or a brunch to catch up with friends. Gone here a couple times and always been excited to order from the menu. Tried the mushroom galette today and wasnt my favorite (was not expecting a fried crepe tbh), but I have gotten the beet burger in the past and loved it! Service was quick and friendly.

Absolutely exquisite! Petite Chou Bistro definitely gives off Paris vibes. They have indoor tables and bar seating and a outdoor patio which is heated in the winter. To start we had the truffle Duck Fat Pommes Frites which were delicious and the Croque Madame which I highly recommend it was 10/10! This is a great place for brunch or dinner for date night they have a great champagne selection! Our service was great our waitress made sure we always had water and coffee in our cups! Cheers!

Petit Chou is one of my go-to's when I want upscale brunch. Their menu is unique & never ceases to impress. To start we got the Duck Fat Pommes Frites and some drinks--which are basically better French fries, yum! One of my favorite entrees is the Potato Galette which comes with a crispy hashbrown patty, smoked salmon and a yummy creme to tie it all together. Definitely check out the yummy champagne cocktails, my favorite is the Petite Kir Royal. Has a fun, elegant patio or a moody, upscale dining area for a cute date night or brunch with the girls! Definitely check it out if you're looking to switch it up for a weekend brunch!

I've been meaning to come here for years and I finally went on a Saturday for a late lunch/ early dinner. Parking is a plenty and we were able to find a spot right in front. The place is so beautiful! Its filled with cute place settings and the floral on the patio makes it one of a kind. We got there right when they were switching over to the dinner menu, so we got the full scope of food available. I started with the french onion soup and I can say it is the best I've had in Indy!! Beautiful presentation and they sourdough at the bottom is perfect! I also got the chicken paillard and my husband ordered the steak frites. The chicken had a lemon sauce which really made it stand out. The fries are delicious (very crunchy) and my husband said the steak was very good. Wasn't planning on getting dessert, but once I saw the lemon crème brûlée, I knew I had to have it. Glad I did because it was absolutely delicious! Light, fluffy, creamy, and the perfect finish to the meal. A great meal overall. It's has a chill atmosphere and the service is quick and friendly.

My sister is in town and my friends wanted to meet up and we decided to have lunch at Petite Chou. I've always wanted to try this place out so it worked out very well. They have Champagne Cocktails and I had the Dame Rouge - which is Patachou Prosecco, Prickly Pear Puree, Cocchi Americano Rosa. I liked it, it was not overly sweet, which is what I prefer. We shared the Duck Fat Pomme Frites (Fries) and it was lightly crispy. I ordered the Potato Galette for my main, it comes with smoked salmon and I added a sunny side up egg. The potato galette was very crispy, but a little oily, but I'd order it again. My friends also liked their dishes as well. Our server was excellent. Very attentive, friendly, and made sure everything was okay. We sat inside because it was a little too hot, but maybe we'll come again on a cooler day to sit out. They have a covered sun room (so not as many bugs) and the decor is very pretty with lots of floral.

I have been to this restaurant about 5x since my birthday last year. I love the unique to Indy French menu, the ambiance, the outdoor patio, and how in the winter time, you can sit in the covered patio with heaters and blankets - so quaint. Parking is along the road with paid meters, there is no parking lot. Highly recommend making a reservation online ahead of time, especially in the evenings and around holidays. My favorite items here are the duck confit, with cherry reduction, truffle Parmesan duck fat fries with their homemade dipping sauces, and the mussels. They offer mixed drinks but for the price point, the cups are extremely small. They have a rotating dessert menu, which brought me in last night. For one day only, there was a soufflé with crème anglaise, an item on my food bucket list. Per IG, one of the chefs had just returned from learning to make these in Paris. I also saw the pistachio petite chateau with strawberry crunch. We were told the soufflé would take 15 minutes so we ordered dessert when we placed our dinner order. The sourdough bread with salty fresh butter to start is so very good. I will say getting more water was difficult. We had to ask the hostess more than once to switch out the jar of water at our table. Dinner was flavorful; mussels were not very hot but still tasty. Once we asked about our dessert, we waited over 30 minutes. I asked if we could have the other dessert sooner but that did not happen. The soufflé came piping hot, definitely fresh baked, but with a very thick layer of powdered sugar. After getting rid of that, and letting it cool down, it was great. Not too sweet, soft in the center, with perfect creme for topping each bite (our waitress offered to pour it over for us but I politely declined, I wanted to pour with each bite like their IG video suggested). My fiancé didn't care for it, he said it was "way too eggy" for him. Darn, more for me! Oh and BTW, we were never told the soufflé price, but learned at the end it was $12. Not bad at all, I was expecting higher. We agreed the pistachio gateau was not good...at all. It was unbelievably salty, with a berry mixture in the middle that had flavors we could not make out. It had a very small cake ring around the bottom but it was so wet with something, it was disintegrating. It claimed to come with strawberry crunch, which I love, but I did not find that anywhere. I normally love anything pistachio so this was quite sad. The strawberry slices on the side were good but that was it, very disappointing for $15. We were not checked on with desert or I would have sent it back. When it came time to pay, I asked the waitress if it was supposed to be very salty. She said she would ask. When we saw we didn't eat more than two bites of it, she said she would remember us for a free dessert next time. Overall, I'd recommend trying this place out. It's not an everyday kind of spot, more of a special occasion every once in a great while spot, but still fun to have in Indy.

Such a fun place! Started going when my parents came to town but then over the summer celebrated my 21st birthday there. The pitchers are so fun and drinks are very tasty. The service every time I go is amazing and the staff is so fun and kind. Not to mention the aesthetic and vibe is perfect for brunch or a fun dinner. Love it!

I've been wanting to try this place out since moving to Indianapolis but it's either always absolutely PACKED or the openings they have don't correspond with a time I can come in. I found myself with an extra hour shortly after they opened one Thursday and headed in. First off, it's so cute. I'd definitely choose to sit on the patio rather than inside but you can't go wrong with either option. My server was very helpful and answered all my questions. I told him I was there during a working lunch and he gave me some extra time. I ordered the Dame Rouge champagne cocktail. I also ordered the croque madame. I wish I would have came with a group because so many things look great - French onion soup, pain perdu, pomme frites, ora king smoked salmon. Yum! I'll definitely be back again with some of my girls to try a little bit of everything.

This place is SO good for a cute brunch with your girl friends! And also for going solo- I have done both! The outside is definitely the cutest part of the restaurant. There are vines and flowers and cute table. It is also all shaded, so even in the summer it is bearable! The drinks are great- I have gotten the lavender and the prickly pear champagne cocktails and both were beautiful and tasty! As for food, I have tried the beet burger (which was much more filling than I imagined) and the potato gallette. The gallette was my favorite of the two- filling but not too much, and very tasty. The fries that came with the burger were amazing though and worth ordering on their own. The parking is just general Broad Ripple parking (metered except on Sunday) and on Sundays they do not take reservations- it is first come first serve. We showed up at around 10am on a Sunday and got seated immediately though, so that was perfect!

I loved this place! my husband and I came here with reservations on a Saturday night and sat outside. The decor was charming and relaxing. We started off with the French onion soup and the duck fat pomme Frits (yes, add the truffle parm!). For the mains I had the duck which was amazing and my husband had the chicken dish which he also enjoyed. Thank god we did not eat too much that day beforehand bc everything was very heavy and delicious. The bill came out to be pretty reasonable as well (at least compared to chicago prices) It's also in a super cute area of Indianapolis that is great to walk around after.

We always love coming here but especially when we can sit outside on their patio! The food is always delicious, the service is friendly and it is always welcoming. They have nice music playing on the patio and a more intimate setting inside with candles and darker decor.

Champagne and steamed mussels done right - a heavenly match at Petite Chou. Their French onion soup and truffle fries hit the spot.

Located in the Broadripple area, this quaint spot offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The Croque Monsieur has sliced ham, Gruyère cheese, chives and a mornay sauce. The surprise twist is the crunchy crepe. The meal was C'était très bon. ("It was very good." )

The perfect floral ambiance and the quant and cozy seating let me know I had made the right choice for breakfast today. I wanted something filling and a little bit sparkle to go with the vibe. I ordered the omelette du jour which featured lots of yummy stuff with ham. I asked if I could have it without ham and the server suggested options to sub out the ham. Bonus for her doing that because her suggesting chicken sausage was right up my alley. I also went with her recommendation for my sparkly bevie, the best part to top off my meal. I will be here more often this summer for sure.

Beautiful patio seating! Such a lovely place for brunch. Walked in with no reservations and were quickly seated. The food was delicious. My omelette had Brie cheese and for the first time in my life it was too much for me. It was great and the cinnamon toast was perfect with it. Never had to ask for a water refill as our server was on it. My prickly pear beverage was a little too sweet for me but it was nice to try something new. Everything was great! Nice midweek treat.

Nice ambiance, great for relaxing and people watching strolling by. Français-American menu offerings.

First, I love this place. I've been coming here for nearly 3 in a half to 4 years. I love the food, but the drinks are chef's kiss! However, after 4 years.. I have chosen to not return to this establishment. It's bittersweet because I genuinely love the vibe, but I can't continue to suppress how I feel being in there. As an African American woman, I've been overlooked MULTIPLE TIMES. Whether it's been a host who's chosen not to acknowledge me, or a server who just isn't as enthusiastic to have me as a customer. Today, I had a server forget to place my order. Was that the issue? Of course not! Speaking from experience.. I get it! It was the fact that he remembered to put in an order of a couple that came in 20 minutes after me. It was the non urgency to see to it that I was accommodated immediately. I sat for nearly 1 hour and half waiting for an order and didn't receive it. The server was awesome and didn't charge me, but that wasn't the point. A table sitting next to me asked for all cinnamon bread and they got their issue resolved within 10 minutes.. I NEVER got my food. It sucks choosing not to go there anymore.. but I'm a human being that deserves the same amount of respect as anyone else. I appreciate the many memories I've shared within this place, but today will be my last day dining here.

Great food, great wine. And our server was the sweetest! Mussels were AMAZING! And the vibe is great for a chill dinner.

I came here after I just got my hair done down the street and was feelin fancy. This place has the best champagne cocktails around the area. Recommend: the Petite Tini which comes in this absolutely beautiful ornate glass that makes you feel like a royal. Even though it's not listed on the cocktail menu they may a truly phenomenal French 75. If you are a bit more adventurous try the Lavender drink- oh you'll be drinking lavender but it's good somehow.

This place is incredible! The food is fabulous. The service is outstanding. The restaurant is small but really adorable with a great vibe. They have duck fries. So good! We ate here before Symphony on the Prairie. It's one of my new favorite places. 10/10 recommend this place!

The food was delicious and the service was stellar. We sat outside on the beautiful terrace and had a lovely brunch.

Petite Chou is the cutest little French bistro. I sat at the bar for dinner on a girl's night and it was cozy with great ambiance. The champagne menu is so fun and the food menu has a wide selection, although I wish there were a few more vegetarian-friendly entrees available. I tried the Mac and cheese which was delicious and house salad. The salad was fresh and tasty although somehow dressing was missed before the plate went out. The bartender quickly remedied that for me once i brought it up! Highly recommend making a reservation in advance since it's a small restaurant (and confirming- I thought I had one but when I arrived realized it never processed.) I can't wait to come back here for another girl's night dinner/outing!

so I need to say up front I was not in a good mood. However, Alan made my life. He is very extra and that made my day. The girlfriend I was meeting is very extra and Alan had me calm by the time she arrived 45 minutes late. Because in her world rush hour doesn't exist. Shout out to Wooho! You are aware of how you are! This is the cutest place, the food was French bistro and to die for. Please go and ask for Alan. I hope I spelled that correctly, I'm assume, Alan you are extra.

I like the vibe at this place, and I love the location in Royal Ripple. But the food was 4/5. I has the Rotisserie chicken omelette. It was OK but they do have a lavender latte. That was one of the best that I've never had. Her server was Antoinnette. She was really nice more than likely try again and get something different.

It was great time overall! I just didn't care for our seating arrangements that was right by the main door. The place is quaint and we had (3) to our party and the place was full when we arrived. And to accommodate us without wait was to sit by the door. I sat on the end closer to the door and had to keep my drinks and food covered to prevent people from blowing their hair or breath contaminating my space. But check the deets below for a breakdown: FOOD: (4/5) I had the french toast and mushroom omelet. I wish the mushroom omelet had a little bit more mushrooms. The ratio was off a bit to me. But overall the omelet was great. My friend had the chicken Sandwich which she thought was great overall but lacked a bit seasoning. SERVICE: (5/5): Our waitress Antoinette was AMAZING! She was patient, kind, and very attentive. She was accommodating to our needs despite her being busy. She even answered all our questions relating to food and drink options...and trust me there were ALOT of questions. AMBIANCE (4/5): I see the theme that they are going for there. But IMO i think it could use a bit of an upgrade. I think the dark colors on the wall makes the space a bit dated. I do like what they have done overall. It reminds me of a secret space in the middle of the world that exist only underground. A nice hideaway for sure.

outdoor seating truly can't be beat with the romantic flower wall that is updated seasonally and the enclosure that allows year-round access to the patio. food is good, although a little pricey for what it is in my opinion.

Possibly the best brunch spot in Broad Ripple. Great ambiance. Patio seating. Great French inspired menu. I went with the hangover crepe this time which had among other things scrambled eggs and bacon. Reasonable pricing across the whole menu. Next time I'll be getting the French toast, table next to us got it and it looked divine.

This restaurant is definitely small and cozy! The food is excellent, though some dishes are a little pricey in my opinion. There is a pitcher option for some of the drinks, which can be fun to split with friends. There's also cute outdoor seating available. I love seafood and their mussel dish is very flavorful and delicious!!

Adorable spot with French bistro vibes! Service was top-notch. Steak was flavorful but slightly overcooked for medium. Fries were a hit; no ranch, but plenty of other options available. Worth a try!

Perfection! I wanted to stop by Broad Ripple for breakfast and scored parking right in front of the restaurant. I really enjoyed my coffee and berry-filled crepe. Everything was delightful.

Always phenomenal food service and atmosphere. Best Bloody Mary I've ever had! Try their lox as well.

Being a college student, finding a good restaurant after eating at a dining hall for weeks on end is important, this place hit the sweet spot between tasty and budget-friendly. Definitely check out Petite Chou for some delicious brunch food, specifically the truffle fries. 4/5 stars for my latte lacking flavor. Our waitress was super sweet and this place was very aesthetically pleasing! Definitely adding this to my go-to list for a good meal and a great time with friends!

Tremendous. Traveled from Michigan visiting friends and could not believe how amazing the French cuisine tasted! My daughter ordered a strawberry crepe which was airy, light, sweet and warm, paired with a scoop of vanilla I cream. Whew! Faints!!!! I had a French breakfast sandwich that was buttery, and toasted. It came with a salty ham and an egg on top!!! We also ordered the Prickly Pair Champagne!!! So delicate and delicious