Petit Paris

Went here on a Wednesday evening. The location is nice being located on the second floor. Me and a friend ordered the two item set menu (£14 per head). You can get either a starter+main or main+dessert with the two item meal.
The first set started with a pâté (bacon wrapped with pig liver and what seemed like turkey) and toast, which was quite good. The main course was the salmon with cabbage, which was one of the fish of the day. The other was a pollock with some cheese. The salmon was good with crispy skin and a butter sauce. The cabbage was quite salty however.
The second main course was the steak with fries. This meal was quite disappointing, reminded me of a meal straight out of Applebee’s, which is not a compliment. The ‘medium’ steak was very chewy and quite bland. You could get an extra black pepper sauce (+£1.5), but that may have been too strong. The fries were just any normal fries out of a BK. the portion size was good, but we left plenty of food on the plate… Wasn’t good. For dessert we had the crêpe, which is strongly recommended, this meal’s saving grace.

Wonderful bistro with delicious food and good wine! Love the place, it’s like a secret hidden gem in a city. Absolutely wonderful!

A real hidden gem! I was taken there for Valentine’s by my boyfriend and the meal was fantastic! It was a few years back now but I still remember walking in and bumping into a couple who recommended the steak! Delightful!
The weird thing is, I tried to find this restaurant again when I was on my own but never could! I will definitely go back at some point and prove to myself that it exists!

This location is not suitable for people in wheelchairs or not steady on their feet, as it is upstairs. But a beautiful little frech restaurant with very attentitive staff members. The food is gorgeous and i have not yet had a dish that i would not happily eat again. On certain days they have ‘bargain’ special set menus which are well worth ‘trying’ this location. Petit Paris is one of my favourite frech bistros that i have ever been too. Great for a special occasion or a treat when meeting your friends in the afternoon. Delicious !

This is a nice, small, bistro restaurant in the heart of Nottingham. I have visited this restaurant on a couple of occasions and I have enjoyed what they have to offer.
When I visited last, before a visit to the theatre, they had a pre-​theatre menuu on offer. The food was very reasonably priced and of a good standard. I think I have Moule for starter followed by a beef dish. Both were delicious and we had a lovely evening. The wine on offer was also commendable.
I would certaily recommend this restaurant to anyone who wanted to have a nice and romantic meal out in Nottingham. the location of the restaurant makes it perfect for the cinema or the theatre.

‘Petit’ being the operative word, this is a ‘compact and bijoux’ restaurant with a tempting menu and a nice selection of food, I’ve eaten there twice and enjoyed it both times, very nice simple pasta dishes. Good desserts too. Perfect for those more ‘intimate’ evenings.

Situated in the centre on Nottingham this restaurant is easy to locate and very easy to get to for either a night out with friend or a date. If you like French food then you will like it here, the selling point for me is the large range of French wines, and this alone is worth the visit for me. They offer great authentic French food with an atmosphere to match. I went here for lunch one afternoon and they offer a great A La Cater menu at very reasonable prices. I didn’t know what most of the dishes were and the staffs were very happy to assist and tell me what they are. This is idea for families and when I went last there seemed to be quite a few enjoying themselves.

I had heard a lot of people recommend this restaurant so went with high hopes, but I was disappointed and wouldn’t go back. The food was ok but nothing special, the veg and potatoes were just plain with no dressing or sauces etc. The décor was probably supposed to be ‘rustic’ but I thought it looked shabby.
They have some good value pre-​theatre deals but their a la carte menu is quite expensive compared to some of the other French restaurants in Nottingham that, in my opinion, are better than Petit Paris.

I think they are a bit pretentious but if you don’t mind that then go ahead as the foods not bad.
It’s only small so you’ll have to pre-​book if your going at the weekend.

An absolute gem of a restaurant! Tucked away on a small street in Nottingham city centre (near the corner house), it’s fairly difficult to spot as the restaurant itself is above shops — but it’s definitely worth the search!
Pre-​theatre deals mean if you get there early the food, given it’s quality, is a bargain. I thoroughly recommend the goats cheese salad starter — it’s served with a walnut dressing, and is divine! The steak’s good too.
Service is friendly and helpful. The décor is fairly rustic — but there’s a nice atmosphere. Definitely one of my favourite restaurants.