Le Petit Resto

4 Monica Rivera - a year ago

The venue was ok, a bit loud if you sit outside due to traffic but overall the terrace was nice. The owner was always there, very attentive, and the service was relatively fast. Varied menu, a bit expensive. Onion soup was tasty, good Chardonnay by the glass. The steak with fries and red wine sauce was ok (maybe too many mushrooms. The wild mushrooms as appetizer were tasty but a bit overpriced (415 mxn). Bread basket was good. Overall a good French bistro in Mexico City.

3 Sonny Mohrath - 6 months ago

We went to this restaurant based on recommendations. However the whole experience was rather bland.

We decided to sit outside first, but due to the big street it was not as cosy. We decided to move inside, however they is a lack of air circulation, so it felt like sitting in the actual kitchen. The air felt greesy

The food was not as expected based on the reviews. The cassoulets was more a soup of beans and lacked protein. The snails was nothing to brag, due to lack of garlic/butter.

The service was great though, but won’t qualify as a quality French restaurant.

5 Emilio Suarez (Savinni) - 2 years ago

The best French restaurant in town. The owner and chef is French and an excellent one. You can't miss the onion soup. On Sundays if there's bullfighting in the Plaza de Toros Mexico, you have to try the bull steak. I simply love this place, I have always gotten more than my money's worth

1 Yunsung Lee - 6 months ago

They confirmed our reservation and were closed when we got there. I felt jilted. Haha! Thanks!

1 karime hayashida - 4 years ago

Too expensive! The food is awful. The owner has terrible attitude . Definitely I don’t recomend it

4 Lili Buj - 3 years ago

It is very good french cuisine. It has a short menu, but it is good. A little expensive, but good.

5 Rubén Mejía - 2 years ago

Nice and good french restaurant in Mexico city, the meals were tasty