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    Le Petit Pont

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    By paris-bistro on 19 February 2017 Bistro

    Located on the left bank of the Seine, le “Petit Pont” is a parisian bistro opposite the cathedral Notre-Dame. This café is a perfect place to enjoy the charm of Paris. Its terrace offers both the fantastic view and the calm to be on a walking street prohibited to cars.

    It is a place that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. From dawn to see the sun rise behind the towers of Notre-Dame while enjoying a small premium breakfast (orange juice, pastry, pancake scrambled eggs).

    During happy hours (from 4 PM to 9.30 pm) you can savour the pint at 3,90€. During the meals, you can taste some good meat like a beautiful sirloin of beef from Cantal ( 300 g) served with pepper sauce and french fries. Among the traditional dishes the “Blanquette of Tante Marie-Thérèse” (10€) veal cooked in Cream Sauce according the recipe of the aunt of the boss Laurent Salabert whose family comes from Auvergne. You can also taste the home-made recipe of Bœuf bourguignon, a beef cooked slowly with wine, herbs and bacon. Or the lamb tagine stew with vegetables ( 10€). But there are many others dishes like the emblematic “poêlon”. Some eggs cooked in a cast iron pot with some declinaisons such as the “Savoyard” with Reblochon cheese and fried potatoes or the “Italian”, with ham and mozzarella (10 €).

    At night, the cafe du Petit Pont becomes a piano bar. The jazz tune spreads in the room and on the terrace. Tender is the night looking at the towers of Notre-Dame.

    Le Petit Pont

    1, rue du Petit Pont
    75005 Paris

    Phone. (33) 1 45 54 23 81

    Open every day

    Metro : line 4 Saint-Michel

    Lunch menu 16,90€
    appetizer + main course
    or
    main course+dessert

    until 4 PM

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