Been coming to this place for 10+ years, used to be Le Oui Oui Cafe, easier to get seating since they expanded. Both sweet and savory crepes are delicious, my family loves their escargot. Portions are reasonable and they have a good variety of options for vegetarians.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Marcia Harmych
I was expecting delicious food... However, it was very average.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Tiffany Onger
Had a lovely brunch with a friend yesterday. Food was delicious, though what was on the menu online on their website did not reflect accurately what was available, so be forewarned if you have your heart set on something you see before arriving.
Service was just OK. The first woman who saw us seemed a bit annoyed at our requests for things like dressing on the side of the salad, came back and told us the salads are prepped with dressing, but she went out of her way to make another. Kind of made us feel like we were asking for...too much. There were multiple other instances were we just didn't quite feel as welcome as other servers, which is unfortunate. I've enjoyed many dinners here. I know the service can be wonderful, but the inconsistency at brunch was quite disappointing, especially when we were making a special day of it after a really rough week. There are multiple brunch options in the area, but I chose LPT because I typically have a great time. I'm just glad I didn't let it ruin the brunch, because the food and patio atmosphere were wonderful.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Jay Tener
I had a terrific lunch at the Petite Trianon just yesterday!! 😋 sat out on the fenced patio . . . So very nice 👌
Angel-Amenet
I don't usually give 5 stats but they deserve more! Every single thing was amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kevin Reed
I have been coming to this place for years, but unfortunately, the quality has dropped off to the point where I can no longer support, nor recommend it. Innacurate menu descriptions, dishes that contain different ingredients depending on the mood of the chef that night. Understaffing during dinner that leads to frustratingly long wait times. Misspellings in French? I know it’s Cleveland, but please.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
k k
Didn't try the food.. Everyone was rude and snooty like we didn't belong, so we left.
Matt
We went for a late Sunday brunch. We ordered two appetizers, two entrees and two mimosas. The Fruits de Mer was very good, although the smoked salmon was more of a spread made with mayonnaise which the menu did not make clear. The coquille St. Jacques had excellent flavor and the bay scallops were perfectly cooked — not always an easy feat. The sauce, however, could have used a bit more thickening agent to be truly a classic version of this dish. The oeufs en cocotte were disappointing — a few poached eggs floating in a thin milk-based sauce with a touch of the Boursin the menu indicated would be in the dish. Like the coquille, this dish could have used an extra bit of roux or corn starch. The salt cod Benedict was an interesting dish…generous portion and good flavor, but nothing exceptional. The mimosas were as one would expect. It was a hot day and my atmosphere star rating and my overall rating are affected by the fact that this place has no air conditioning. The 83 degree outside temperature was lower than the interior temperature. While I understand installing air conditioning is a significant investment, if this place is doing reasonably well, it’s the first investment they should make. By the time we left, we felt almost as if we’d spent time in a sauna — not pleasant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Nancy Shoop
I thought the beef bourguignon was not very beefy, seemed to be made out of round so it was a little tough and somewhat dry. Other diners had chicken piccata which was better tasting.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
Dennis Glazer
We enjoyed our visit to Le Petit Triangle. The service was good. No significant wait time, but not especially friendly. The room was clean and functional, not pretentious. I ordered the croque monsieur. Although it looked pretty, it was not to my personal taste. I found there was too much mustard, the ham was very salty and the bechamel sauce was too thin.The roasted potatoes were delicious. My wife had a veggie quiche that was delicious. It was accompanied by a small salad and raisin bread. The prices were fair. All in all, a satisfying experience. I'll be back and order something different.
Brunch here is excellent! Dinner is good but brunch is definitely their strength.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 5
Mary Gonia Glauser
Wonderful brunch on the patio, food and service were both excellent!
M Psenicka
I have been to Paris and eaten at cafes. Le Petit Triangle captures that atmosphere quite well. It’s painted brightly, lit warmly, and has several small rooms with dining tables rather than one large, open area. Their escargot was exactly like what I remember from Paris, and is served with a convenient shell holder. Likewise, their lamb, which I sampled from my partner’s plate was richly seasoned and cooked perfectly. My cod was buttery soft and perfectly cooked. The sauce was very bright and gave a very fresh flavor to both the fish and the cous cous. Great experience overall.
Denise
Escargot was really good. Our waitress was very sweet very friendly. I had a chocolate martini that was delicious.
Been coming to this place for 10+ years, used to be Le Oui Oui Cafe, easier to get seating since they expanded. Both sweet and savory crepes are delicious, my family loves their escargot. Portions are reasonable and they have a good variety of options for vegetarians.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I was expecting delicious food... However, it was very average.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Had a lovely brunch with a friend yesterday. Food was delicious, though what was on the menu online on their website did not reflect accurately what was available, so be forewarned if you have your heart set on something you see before arriving.
Service was just OK. The first woman who saw us seemed a bit annoyed at our requests for things like dressing on the side of the salad, came back and told us the salads are prepped with dressing, but she went out of her way to make another. Kind of made us feel like we were asking for...too much. There were multiple other instances were we just didn't quite feel as welcome as other servers, which is unfortunate. I've enjoyed many dinners here. I know the service can be wonderful, but the inconsistency at brunch was quite disappointing, especially when we were making a special day of it after a really rough week. There are multiple brunch options in the area, but I chose LPT because I typically have a great time. I'm just glad I didn't let it ruin the brunch, because the food and patio atmosphere were wonderful.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
I had a terrific lunch at the Petite Trianon just yesterday!! 😋 sat out on the fenced patio . . . So very nice 👌
I don't usually give 5 stats but they deserve more! Every single thing was amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I have been coming to this place for years, but unfortunately, the quality has dropped off to the point where I can no longer support, nor recommend it. Innacurate menu descriptions, dishes that contain different ingredients depending on the mood of the chef that night. Understaffing during dinner that leads to frustratingly long wait times. Misspellings in French? I know it’s Cleveland, but please.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 2
Didn't try the food.. Everyone was rude and snooty like we didn't belong, so we left.
We went for a late Sunday brunch. We ordered two appetizers, two entrees and two mimosas. The Fruits de Mer was very good, although the smoked salmon was more of a spread made with mayonnaise which the menu did not make clear. The coquille St. Jacques had excellent flavor and the bay scallops were perfectly cooked — not always an easy feat. The sauce, however, could have used a bit more thickening agent to be truly a classic version of this dish. The oeufs en cocotte were disappointing — a few poached eggs floating in a thin milk-based sauce with a touch of the Boursin the menu indicated would be in the dish. Like the coquille, this dish could have used an extra bit of roux or corn starch. The salt cod Benedict was an interesting dish…generous portion and good flavor, but nothing exceptional. The mimosas were as one would expect. It was a hot day and my atmosphere star rating and my overall rating are affected by the fact that this place has no air conditioning. The 83 degree outside temperature was lower than the interior temperature. While I understand installing air conditioning is a significant investment, if this place is doing reasonably well, it’s the first investment they should make. By the time we left, we felt almost as if we’d spent time in a sauna — not pleasant.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
I thought the beef bourguignon was not very beefy, seemed to be made out of round so it was a little tough and somewhat dry. Other diners had chicken piccata which was better tasting.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5
We enjoyed our visit to Le Petit Triangle. The service was good. No significant wait time, but not especially friendly. The room was clean and functional, not pretentious. I ordered the croque monsieur. Although it looked pretty, it was not to my personal taste. I found there was too much mustard, the ham was very salty and the bechamel sauce was too thin.The roasted potatoes were delicious. My wife had a veggie quiche that was delicious. It was accompanied by a small salad and raisin bread. The prices were fair. All in all, a satisfying experience. I'll be back and order something different.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Brunch here is excellent! Dinner is good but brunch is definitely their strength.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 5
Wonderful brunch on the patio, food and service were both excellent!
I have been to Paris and eaten at cafes. Le Petit Triangle captures that atmosphere quite well. It’s painted brightly, lit warmly, and has several small rooms with dining tables rather than one large, open area. Their escargot was exactly like what I remember from Paris, and is served with a convenient shell holder. Likewise, their lamb, which I sampled from my partner’s plate was richly seasoned and cooked perfectly. My cod was buttery soft and perfectly cooked. The sauce was very bright and gave a very fresh flavor to both the fish and the cous cous. Great experience overall.
Escargot was really good. Our waitress was very sweet very friendly. I had a chocolate martini that was delicious.
Le Petite Triangle
“Service: Insolence méprisante et aggressive. Les enfants terrible.
Noise: A cacophony of dishes clattering,
loud conversation from the manager with the server, an outside door left open with the cold wind blowing on our table then slammed shut, causing the entire storefront to shudder!
Food: Bonne
Quel dommage.
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