Le Petit Pont - Table reservation

If you happen to be near Joinville on a sunny day, do not hesitate and get a table at Le Petit Pont. The terrace of this restaurant set in an island is the perfect spot for a relaxed but delicious lunch. You'll be sitting next to the river Marne in a green and quiet oasis. Better book your table by phone though as Le Petit Pont is deservedly considered the best restaurant in town (and probably also the most expensive). On my visit I had a great veal tartare, followed by a perfect cod in chorizo crust. My partner took the oeufs meurette, a house special, made of poached egg, in a red wine with bacon dices sauce, and the pollock . The exotic fruit Pavlova desert was very tempting even if our choice went for the Café gourmand (coffee small deserts). For all tll this, plus 50 cl of a decent white wine and a large bottle of sparkling water, we paid around 90 euros. The lunch was a really memorable one. Note that this is a place where you need not to be in a hurry. But this is for a very good reason: all food is prepared from scratch before beeing served, as the owner told us. So at rush hour you might have to wait a bit if you just came for a main course. Rather than waiting, do not hesitate in taking an entrée. They are delicious.

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Accueuil is suitable and the pleasant setting. The kitchen is disappointing, but the dishes have nothing original. Non-alcoholic drinks are a smoke. This restaurant is difficult to adapt to its time.

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I didn't think it was possible to have a bad meal in Paris, but my husband and I were proven wrong! We ended up here after seeing an awesome jazz band play

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The only reason we went here three times, was because it was next door to our hotel__They serve decent lunch, burgers, croques, moules etc.

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Tourist trapThe worst meal I've had in agesThe meat was overcooked and toughThe service was terrible.

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