Petit Poulet from New York Menu

At a distance of 33 meters from Petit Poulet in New York there are parking lots where you can park your vehicle, Or you could use municipal transportation to get to the stop PATH-33rd St, which is 86 meters away from the restaurant.

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Petit Poulet, a cozy American-French inspired bistro located in the heart of Koreatown in NYC, offers a nice atmosphere and tasty food. The French onion soup is a must-try, but some diners found the prices to be a bit steep and the entree selection lacking. The food received mixed reviews, with some finding it too salty and others enjoying their dishes. The ambiance was described as a bit strange by some, with varying experiences on the service quality. Overall, Petit Poulet seems to be a hit or miss for patrons, with some praising the aesthetics and wine selection, while others mention disappointing experiences with the food and service. If you find yourself in the area, it might be worth giving Petit Poulet a try for yourself.

Last update: 03.09.2024

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What SC likes about Petit Poulet:
I wanted to escape the Herald Square crowd and managed to find this gem in the process. What first strikes you about this place is how aesthetically beautiful it is. It feels like a mix between a 1920s American bistro and what I would imagine the dinning room in the Titanic would have been like. br/ br/ The wine selection here is fantastic. It's varied, plentiful, and well-sourced. The appetizers are a bit expensive... View all feedback.

What Kary doesn't like about Petit Poulet:
The atmosphere at the restaurant was a bit odd, with few customers until 7:30pm and an abundance of staff on the floor. Situated next to a hotel, it attracted many patrons holding business meetings or working on laptops. The music could have been more lively to improve the subdued ambiance. While the food was decent overall, my medium rare steak was overcooked to medium well. Despite this, the restaurant was satisfac... View all feedback.

Lilly

01.11.2017 - 10:29

We are visiting from Honolulu Hawaii so was so happy when my husband's friends recommended this place.

Trystan

01.11.2017 - 10:29

Came here for brunch, it was pretty much empty I got the french omelette- nothing memorable.

Ila

01.11.2017 - 10:29

Arrived first out of a party of four and a kind gentleman seated me right away.

Jadyn

08.08.2017 - 10:47

We were in Milwaukee for a convention and noticed that Pier 106 was the only seafood restaurant around so decided to give it a try. Its right on the Riverwalk so a great location especially for those who like to sit outside (we didn't). We had great service and our meal was very good. We enjoyed an appetizer of mussels & clams which had white sauce over them - sauce reminded me of New England clam chowder - very different than what we expected but delicious. I had the stuffed salmon as my entrée and my husband had the ahi tuna - both dishes were very good. I'd recommend Pier 106 to anyone visiting Milwaukee.

Abelardo

08.08.2017 - 10:47

I have loved this restaurant any other time I've gone, but, for downtown dining, the food was outright terrible. All three of us HATED the food, and it's unfortunate that I place I've highly regarded in the past could serve such horrendous food. Extremely disappointing and a giant waste of money and time.

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