Le P'tit Paradis

Tucked away on a side street close to the Museum of Wine, this little bistro is well-known to visitors, and the international accreditation bodies such as 'Le Routier'.We ate from their excellent three course menu, which is very good value for money, and eating outside on a warm day was a real delight. The chicken dish was the highlight for me, but everything tasted good and the portions were a good size. Only slight disappointment was the wine list, which given that the restaurant was situated in the middle of the Cote D'Or was a little limited. The amount of wine in each glass could also have been somewhat more generous. Overall though a really good find.

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the p'tit paradise is popular so please book in advance - there are not many places in this small cozy restaurant. it offers 2 different menus; a three-course meal at 29 € and a four-course meal at 36 €. food is typically French and very well cooked. we had two children with us who shared a menu and it was managed in a very professional and friendly way. the wine map is solid. You can recommend duck and cheeses!

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Good foodService is slllloooowww Even by French standardsI get that meals in France are not to be rushed, but this was ridiculous.

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Quaint little spot on a quieter street in Beaune away from all of the touristy spots.

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Oh my, don't even get me started.

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