La Petite Cuisine sur Tours

A place worth discovering! The cuisine is inventive, fragrant, simply delicious. Marie is charming and very attentive! I highly recommend it.

Delicious, incredibly creative, and beautifully presented dishes! A wonderful restaurant with truly friendly and attentive service and a cozy atmosphere.

A truly wonderful culinary experience led by Chef Marie Paulay, who reinvents classic dishes by blending oriental spices with traditional flavors. The vintage decor is definitely worth a look, and the service is very warm and welcoming.

What a place!!! Intimate, perfect for a non-Valentine's Day... yes, we're crazy... and yet... we opted for the beautiful, large central table, the communal table... and there were absolutely no mistakes, quite the contrary, with the dishes... divine, worthy of Remy in Ratatouille with this explosion of flavors... but the concept of the large table allows for human interaction and wonderful encounters! A 5-star rating more than deserved, and I'd add even more!!! Thank you

A wonderful atmosphere where you feel like you're being warmly welcomed into a friend's home. The service was very pleasant, and the Stilton ravioli were delicious. The wine list was excellent, plus a bonus for the advice on where to find good wine in Tours!

The mushroom soup is very good. The place is pleasant. However, avoid it if you don't want to (or can't) spend three hours there. We were having lunch with colleagues, so it was important to leave no later than 1:45 p.m. There was a 30-minute wait before even getting the menu and being able to order. The dishes were served at 1:50 p.m. I can understand that some days are more complicated than others or that slowness is part of the concept, but in this case, customers should be warned. Same comment regarding the communication surrounding the daily menu: offering only a chicken dish is limiting—if you're a vegetarian, you have to pay twice as much for an à la carte dish. Finally, the portion sizes between the same dish on the menu and the one on the à la carte menu are very different. It would also be good to warn you: many of us would have preferred to pay a little more, but to have a real bowl of soup rather than a glass.

La Petite Cuisine, quite simply my favorite restaurant in the city center 🙂

A ramen-style miso soup just the way we like it, the owner very friendly and professional. It was a real pleasure