Paris In Town Le Bistro

We were in town visiting my mom for her 80^th birthday and stopped in to Paris in Town for a coffee. There was no sign with beverage prices, and the ladies behind the counter were unfriendly, but we ordered two lattes anyway. When one of the ladies delivered our drinks and stated the price, I couldn’t help but question the $ 13.10 charge. Maybe we would have been a bit less surprised if these were extraordinary coffees, but I have to say they were average in taste with absolutely no foam. The best part of the experience was the counterperson’s response to our surprise, «Well of course that is what they cost; it’s good coffee.» I would avoid this location; not a pleasant experience in any way.

Great place, and the food was delicious. Makes for a great night at Legacy Place. They have two locations.

Love the food! I’ve been here twice and I recommend it and will definitely be back. The menu offers plenty of options.
Service is ok– very sweet but a little absent minded.
Love the seating outside.
Food:
Croque Monsieur — soooo delicious!
Steak tartar — solid. I ordered it mild in spice and the flavor was perfect but the steak was chopped a little finer than I prefer. If you like French style steak tartar that’s chopped fine you will love this bc the flavor was very nice. Not a complaint just a preference.
Truffle fries — thinner but not a shoe string style. Not overwhelmingly truffle flavored. Crispy and not soft (I love when they are softer)
Star was taken off bc of the server mixing up our orders and bringing out the food with a big time lapse — half the table of 4 got there food and then about 10 minutes later the other 2 got their food.

This place is great, good service staff. Excellent french onion soup and the desserts are not to be missed!

Quaint place. Cute atmosphere. Friendly staff. The food did look good but didn’t taste amazing. For the price I would’ve expected more.

Absolutely love this place! Went tonight with my wife and a friend, right from the start it was a great experience. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. Our table was never without drinks and we never had to ask for an empty dish to be removed. We were lucky enough to arrive early and still catch happy hour. Half price drinks and appetizers. The mussels are easily some of the most amazing mussels I’ve ever had, any where. The baked Brie was excellent and paired very nicely with the thin slice of green apple that accompanied it. My wife also enjoyed a nice tomato soup while our friend raved about her French onion soup. I followed up the appetizers with the lamb shank… Perfection! The meat was so tender I was able to break it up with my fork as it fell right off the bone. Excellent food, great service and worth the price! We found a new local favorite!

Underwhelmed with quality and service. was really hoping this place would be great. stopped in while shopping with a friend for some light lunch. waited a while for the separate crêpe menu and then waited another while to order, and we were limited on time and had already been there for 15 minutes so we ordered soup, one soup of the day and one onion soup. this too took a while to come out (onion soup crock goes in the oven for the cheese to bake) a small portion for $ 10, though it was delicious! soup of the day came out wrong soup then replaced with a Luke warm soup that lacked flavor. we had to ask for the check when the soup came out cause it had taken so long.

Been going for years. Food is awesome. Staff is great. Nice outside seating. Well worth making this a regular place for lunch or dinner.

The place is great — The French onion soup is amazing!
If you sit outside the carousel music can get annoying

Went for a late lunch, it was empty. The Baked Brie was very good but we weren’t given anything to eat the cheese on. Would be great if served with toasted baguette. Also shared a salad (beet and strawberry) which needed more dressing, and the mussels. Not very impressed with the food and highly disappointed that they were out of French macaroons. Service was very slow for the amount of people in the shop…

The Food here is really good.
However!
I have been there for brunch several times.
Every time, it turns into a half day event!
It never fails!
The staff is very, very slow and there are not enough people working. Not very friendly eighter.
If you have all day, then it’s for you.
If you have second plans, your in trouble!
Every time I went, same thing !

This little piece of Paris in the middle of PGA mall, features great delicious traditional French food like crepes, escargots, pâté etc. Great selection of wines and drinks. Nice décor reminds me of France. Service was great definitely a place to visit

I visited this café for dinner to relive a previous trip to Paris, and wasn’t disappointed. I chose the Croque Monsieur and it was wonderfully toasty and cheesy. It came with a small spring greens salad with a light dressing, and delicious golden-​y fries. For dessert I had the strawberry Nutella crêpe, which was delicious and presented beautifully.
The waitress wasn’t aware of the free crêpe with check-​in offer, but the manager took care of that and my crêpe was free!
Previous reviews were disappointed with service (mine was fine). Overall, I was happy with my visit, and glad to reminisce about Paris while dining outside.

Came in for a special occasion. Didn’t expect to be there almost two hours. Restaurant was half empty and noticed friends of the servers get their meals before us. Food was bland and came in very small portions. At that price point, we won’t be back.

The best lamb cheeseburger ever. Indoor and outdoor seating allowed us to bring the dog. Great service by Lisa. Been here before and certainly will be back.

Came for breakfast at 10:30 on a Monday and when we walked in, a nasty worker literally yelled at us that they were closed till 11. Huh?
Ate at TooJays instead, which was surprisingly good with excellent, friendly service.

Really wanted to love this place… I give it credit for trying with lots of cute French décor. BUT, Pretty disappointed in what they call the croque Monsieur. It really was just a ham and cheese on a baguette… Not pressed or melted at all. Blahhhh
Staff is friendly enough and food was ok, but Really overpriced. Probably won’t be going back soon. Too many better choices for my money.

France in Palm beach gardens. Little Paris In Town is in my opinion a good way to experience French cuisine. I came here with my girlfriend and I for a Sunday brunch at around 12 in the afternoon. It wasn’t that busy only about 5 tables occupied. But had to wait 15min before we was offered something to drink. So we ordered water to maybe make things easier. And still had to wait another 15min to get our drinks. The food is not bad just plan on waiting 20−30min to get your food. I would definitely bring a book next time.

I have had good service and decent food here in the past, but sadly this will be my last trip. Waitress was sweet but inexperienced. Manager was just plain arrogant. Owner took my name and number, promised to take care of it and follow up with me. Three days, no call.
First problem– more a case of poor description on the menu than a big problem. I ordered turkey on a croissant. Simple, right? They put it in a panini press. It was smooshed flat and hard as a rock. I spoke with the waitress, she said they do that to melt the cheese. Well, the cheese sure was melted. I mean, I guess it was in there, it was so flat and hard that I didn’t try to pry it apart. I said forget melting the cheese, I would like the croissant soft.
Second problem– this time they put it in the oven to melt the cheese so once again, the croissant was hard enough to bounce something off it. Waitress and manager offered to bring something else or make it again but by this time my kids were mostly done eating and I was trying not to be a problem so I said I’d make do. I picked out the turkey, sent back a mostly full plate.
Third problem– the check came and I was charged for the meal. I questioned the waitress, she said the manager said that’s their policy. Eager to be out of there, I paid it, planning to quietly leave and not come back
Fourth problem– as we’re leaving, the manager smiled politely and said come again. Seriously??? This would be when I got mad, said I felt it was very tacky to charge me for a meal that I did not eat and no, I would not be back again.
The owner came over. They said it was the waitress’s fault. They said it was a language barrier. They wanted to make it right. He asked for my name and number, said he would call me when my credit card had been adjusted. That was three days ago. No changes to my credit card, no phone call.
EDITED ⁷⁄₂₇ The bill was adjusted.

This restaurant was our second stop in part of my *dinner hopping date experience with the husband. We had never dined in a French restaurant, so we saw this quaint little casual bistro with high ceilings. The architecture and décor is very much like being in the quaint side of France, not that I’ve ever been. But the interiors were definitely full of French personality. The employees were even French! They had the accent, looks, and even spoke it!
So we wanted something that we could share so we could hop onto the next restaurant. The menu is brief, but full of very French foods from duck to escargots… they had the quiche and we love quiche! We ordered the Spinach Quiche and it came with a side of Balsamic tossed salad greens. The quiche was of a very good size and the greens looked very fresh. The spinach pieces in the quiche were perfect rather than being balled up as most restaurants. The egg was very fluffy and the crust well cooked and delicious. We agreed the meal was very flavorful and hit the spot for both of us as we didn’t leave a crumb on the plate! The price was good for this amazing meal! The waiter was very charming and ensured our meal was excellent. I would love to come back for lunch sometime! And maybe have it be my first time to try the escargots or duck… yeah. :)
*Dinner Hopping= sampling restaurants in the same plaza as you would with bar hopping. Fun experience!