Le Petit Maillot sur Paris

The best chocolate mousse!!! Great service!

A small, unassuming bar where you feel right at home, with affordable drinks and a kind-hearted owner ❤️

Great service and great food. Hamid was great.

The restaurant is truly delicious, with a distinctive cuisine and interior details. The snail and onion soup are a real treat, but don't forget to order a nice slice of beef with the chef's sauce.

The welcome was adequate, and the space was quite pleasant, although the small size and slightly dilapidated state of the walls in places were rather baffling. As for the meal, the table location was fine. I ordered beef bourguignon. The sauce was too salty for me, and the steamed broccoli had lost its flavor. My partner's portion of fries was too small; he had to ask for a second helping. Otherwise, his chicken was very good, and I would still recommend it.

Very good food and atmosphere. I recommend the steak and snails, delicious! Very reasonable prices.

Very good food at a good price, plenty of it, and the owner taught me how to make escargot. I highly recommend it.

A place with friendly people, delicious food, and cold drinks. The owner is super friendly and welcoming, as are all the staff. Everyone made us feel at home. We spent 8 days at the hotel next door and practically every day ended up at this place, either having a good beer and wine and/or eating good food. The meals are very generous, with a fair price. The menu on the QR code is available in several languages, which makes it easy to understand. And the staff make an effort to understand when we can't express ourselves in English or French. They even spoke to us in Portuguese! We appreciate the hospitality! I highly recommend it and I definitely intend to return when I go back to Paris.

A Pleasant Break Near Porte Maillot After a long and very hot day in Paris, we were looking for a casual place to take a break before making our restaurant reservation later. Le Petit Maillot on Boulevard Pereire proved to be a good choice. We received a warm welcome, and a table was even moved a little further into the shade for us. The small terrace is situated right in the heart of the bustling Porte Maillot area, with a view towards the convention center and the Hyatt Hotel. It's easy to observe the young, urban regulars, who not only pass by but also seem to stop by regularly to say hello. This gave the place a pleasantly neighborly atmosphere. The freshly tapped Stella Artois was an excellent choice in the sweltering heat and cost €6.50 during happy hour. We were less impressed by the price of €5 for a small 0.2-liter bottle of Vittel. The service was friendly and attentive, and contactless payment was seamless. For us, it wasn't a place for a gastronomic evening, but it was very suitable for a relaxing hour in the shade before the next item on the agenda.

My cousins ​​and I came from the United States and received a wonderfully warm welcome from the owner. The food was excellent, the restaurant is conveniently located near the RER train station, and we highly recommend it! Thank you again for a lovely experience!