Now here is a daring little restaurant… Au Petit Riche has been seen on the corner of the rue Le Peletier and the rue Rossini since… 1854! The passing years have brought a series of events, fires and architectural novelties, but this establishment is still here, allowing a chic bistro tradition to live on!
Coachmen, stage hands and Opera employees have left, and the restaurant is now home to the many regulars of this business neighbourhood. Not far from the Grands Boulevards, Au Petit Riche now attracts bourgeois customers, politicians, actors, Opera dansers, the Drouot people, bankers…
The décor is warm and friendly, a series of very welcoming small dining rooms, where brass and velvet dominate, with engraved mirrors and hat racks.
At Au Petit Riche, you will be served French traditional cuisine, always right and in big helpings. The service is also traditional, and the memories of Maurice Chevalier and Mistinguett set the tone for a festive restaurant where you can come late and be served after-show dinner! Let us then discover or rediscover this pretty little restaurant, full of corners and private dining rooms where contracts are signed, or weddings and christenings are celebrated. The Chef has worked here for twenty years now, and he wished to compose an ideal gourmet menu that would be a discovery of his specialties, with many choices and surprises for demanding taste buds… A very good idea at Au Petit Riche!
