A La Ville de Petrograd sur Paris

Hello! I know that Kazimir Sokolowski had a connection to the restaurant in the 1920s and 1930s. He lived in this neighborhood and died in 1940. Do you know this story? Was he the one who opened this restaurant? Thank you for your reply.

A great place for a relaxing dinner. The food is delicious.

We came to La Ville de Petrograd for dinner to celebrate my birthday on Saturday, February 21st, with family and friends, and what a wonderful evening it was! We received a truly warm welcome from a lovely, smiling, and very attentive team. The place is full of charm, with beautiful, tasteful decor, located in a quiet neighborhood with a lovely view of the church, which really adds to the atmosphere. The traditional cuisine was beautifully presented and delicious; we thoroughly enjoyed it. Special mention goes to the live music: a fantastic, friendly, and welcoming atmosphere—exactly what you need for a great time. One small drawback: it was a little warm inside, but nothing that spoiled the evening. A real little trip to Russia from Paris. Thank you for this wonderful experience!

Petrograd hosts very warm, truly soulful evenings with live music, each time creating a unique atmosphere. And the food is always top-notch, consistently delicious, with generous portions and lovingly crafted.

Amazing experience. authentic food, warm service & unique atmosphere! I had a truly delightful experience here. The cuisine is wonderfully authentic. Rich, traditional Russian dishes that are both flavorful and beautifully presented. The borscht, pirozhki and Olivier salad are standout favourites, and every dish feels thoughtfully prepared with quality.  What really makes this place special is the atmosphere: the cozy interior, friendly and attentive staff, and the intimate live music evenings create a warm and memorable dining experience that’s perfect whether you’re with friends, on a date, or trying Russian cuisine for the first time.  It’s also in a great location (just steps from the beautiful Russian Orthodox cathedral) and well worth a visit if you’re in Paris. Highly recommended, and I can’t wait to come back!

Honestly the best Eastern European restaurant we’ve found anywhere in Europe. We live in London, but every time we’re in Paris, we make sure to come back, it’s become a little tradition for us. The food is incredible: authentic, always fresh, and homemade. Our favourites are the piroshki, Olivier salad, borscht, and golubtsi. It’s also very rare to find fresh, high-quality caviar at a reasonable price, but their caviar is always exceptional and at a very reasonable price. The space itself is beautiful. The décor is tasteful and thoughtfully done, and the whole place feels warm and welcoming from the moment you walk in. There’s always a lovely atmosphere, whether you’re enjoying a quiet dinner or spending a lively evening with musicians playing. It’s one of those rare places that simply feels special, and we’ll definitely keep coming back.

The food was delicious, the atmosphere was great, and the service was excellent. I wanted to thank the Petrograd team for giving my family and me a wonderful evening.

The atmosphere is subdued, the service discreet and friendly, and the pelmeni are incredible...

If you want the atmosphere, you should come on Friday and Saturday. The culture is good. The service is rather reserved.

I was with friends; two of them were trying Russian cuisine for the first time, and their plates were fine. I had vegetarian borscht and pirozhki with mushrooms, cabbage, and spinach, and I loved everything! It was delicious! But the service was terrible! I have no desire to go back!