Le P'tit Bec

“Tout est préparé a lancé et réchauffer du coup service rapide.”

Artem Yashkin★★★★★

Cozy small bistro serving traditional French dishes. Had the onion soup here, and was properly rich, warm and deeply satisfying. The bread and cheese on top were especially delicious. The portion size was generous, and it was also very reasonably priced. The atmosphere felt traditional, simple and welcoming. The waiters were very kind and accomodating. Overall, a good place to try French comfort food.

Kaz Bialobrzeski★★★★

Food was authentic and tasty, but unfortunately, it was served slightly cold (roast potatoes were hot). They heated it, but the chicken was dry. Overall, it was a good experience, however, slightly disappointed. Many people were eating here so it's clearly a popular local restaurant! I would go back to try my luck again

Haynes C.★★★★

Good comfort village food. We liked the tart starter a lot! Quite delicious to try this place once, but the flavor can feel a bit repetitive if more than once. Dessert chocolate cake was ok.

Fremde Heimat★★★★★

We went for a day trip to Rouen and decided on a hunch to go to Le p’tit bec. It was a great choice! I kicked-off the meal with a delicious and rich oeuf cocotte featuring one of the local cheeses (Neufchâtel) Then I had the andouillette with potatoes and sauce poivre, which exceeded my expectations. In Paris it usually comes with mustard sauce, which I am not a fan of, so I never order it. This time however I went for it and it was awesome! To round off the meal I had a delicious apple, apricot crumble followed by calvados. The perfect meal! My wife enjoyed the chicken burger and a charl