Le Petit Acacia

Le Petit is a very small local French restaurant close by the hotel "Hidden" we stayed at. The service we received was excellent...the waiter makes recommendations and pay a good attention to your table. He speaks English and they have English menu as well.

I do believe that ingredients they use are fresh and good quality. However the way they were cooked were not up to our expectation. I ordered my steak medium but it came out very rare, and the sauce on the steak was just okay. My husband ordered beef tartar because they were out of salmon tartar and it wasn't his taste at all. The appetizer sauteed mushroom is a must have tho.

Overall it was an okay experience with a little high priced check at the end.

OK we know that Paris is expensive but 3of5 stars, then we are polite.
Foi de Gras was very good (but that was no dish which they made at the restaurant).
The meat we ordered was OK but not more
Also the Creme Brulee was nice, but I quitw shure that they also were bought somewhere else
4persons = 165€ with one medium price Wine

If you want a cozy restaurant where you will be seated close to strangers and end up spending the evening talking with them, this is your place. Aligot (sausage with cheese fondue) and meat plates. A working persons restaurant, pleasure on all ways!

My wife and I spent a week in Paris on our honeymoon, and she tried to find Coq a vin everywhere we went. On our last night I used Yelp to find Le Petit Acacia. To say it was the highlight of our dining experience would be a gross understatement. At first glance it appears to be like many other bistro/cafes, yet our experience was truly Parisian. We set next to a local Parisian couple who described the place as a neighborhood staple. The food was amazing, I highly recommended the "baba ah ruhm" for dessert, and the special of the day. The proprietor is hands on and engaged us throughout our visit. In talking with the proprietor my wife mentioned we were on our honeymoon. He promptly poured us a glass of his brandy, and the entire place cheered us on as we danced to My Heart will go on by Celine Dion, as he turned down the lights and turned on the disco lights and fog machine. As I said the highlight of our dining experience!! ... The Sheriff

Great onion soup and you have to try the cheese mash potatoes, omg. Very cozy restaurant, some real good wines and the menu has much, much more I want to try.

We got into the hotel a bit late after a meandering lovely drive through the French countryside from Belgium so not much was open close to the Marriott Arc de Triomphe. Lucky us! This great little bistro served an amazing array of simple dishes, salads of fresh local greens, fresh local meats and cheeses, and home made dishes. They make their own outstanding terrine and four gras...the cassoulet was awesome... Great local young wines...and the owner and his family are a delight! Will definitely go back when I'm in Paris again.

Not bad but a bottle of house wine and a meat plate was over 50 euros. Had better for less at other restaurants close by so, not the biggest fan.

Food was good and tasty, do it missed a little(lot of) salt and beans was half raw.. Service was kind but hard to get in contact with.. waiting time was above normal..

Superb. A small, cozy bistro with an interesting menu. Favourites such a Coq au Vin, andouille and lamb brioche never fail. The beef in peppercorn sauce was incredible.

They also have some more adventurous dishes such as tripe and sweet breads (not for me!).

Wine list is good. Service is informal but attentive. No kids' menu but our 6-8 year olds enjoyed their selections just fine.