La Petite Colline - (Near , london)

5 /5 Ashley Newton: Team - what can I say apart from a lovely little find of mine and a great way to spend the gap between the afternoon and evening session at the Snookers Masters at Alexandra Palace. I’m not local; but we shall be back next year (snooker tickets already booked!) and if I’m travelling in the area. The team at La Petite were great, didn’t get the names (unlike me!) - but the two male waiters were really attentive. The balance of ‘rustic environment, quality of food & price point (I don’t chase price, I like quality, atmosphere and ‘real’!) was well balanced. I would have paid a bit more; but understand that need for balance. I can recommend, highly recommend, this place - if you think ‘posh and fancy’ well don’t - think rustic (lovely rustic), great food, great team, great value and more than all - truly warming; well trust me - this is the right place. Thank you for our ‘relaxed’ Sunday late afternoon - see you again. Ash

4 /5 Coffee Lover: I recently dined at La Petite Colline on New Year’s Eve. The food was genuinely delicious , well-prepared, flavorful, and definitely the highlight of the evening. The prices were reasonable too, which I appreciated given the holiday occasion. However, the service fell short in several ways. I had to ask twice for a clean side plate, and both times I was given a dirty one. We also asked for water, but it was forgotten the first time. When it finally arrived, we were given only one cup and had to ask again for the second. These small but noticeable service lapses took away from the overall experience and suggested a lack of attention to detail. Overall, my experience would normally have been a 3 out of 5, but considering the festive atmosphere and the quality of the food, I’m giving them 4 stars. I’d be willing to give it another try, hoping the service improves.

5 /5 Sophie: We had a wonderful evening at La Petite Colline. Everything was absolutely delicious, from the beautifully prepared beef tartare to the rich, comforting onion soup. The lobster bisque was silky and full of flavour, and the snails were cooked perfectly, just as they should be in a great French restaurant. A truly lovely dining experience that felt both refined and welcoming.

5 /5 Amy Appleby: Lovely local French restaurant with the friendliest and most helpful staff, and delicious authentic food. Feels like we are in France. Cheerfully accommodates gluten free and vegan diets too!