Le Petit Vendôme, the Paris bistrot of Gilles Caussade, is renowned for serving "the best sandwiches in the world." This cotton bandana honors la ficelle, the wine tradition of the Auvergne and Loire regions, where a string measured the wine poured for guests. Its rope border with knotted details matches the motif of the bistrot's paper napkins.
Finely made and of high quality, it carries the convivial spirit of a true Paris bistrot.
Around the corner from the glamorous Place Vendôme lies a typical French bistro, Le Petit Vendôme, known for serving the best sandwiches, or “casse-croûte” as owner Gilles Caussade would say, in the capital. A local hotspot to enjoy a leisurely lunch with friends, paired with a glass of wine at the bar, Le Petit Vendôme offers a welcoming atmosphere for all. The daily menu, scribbled on blackboards, features classic French favorites like Pied de Cochon Grillé and Camembert Rôti, with a Mille-feuille for dessert. At Le Petit Vendôme, diners leave with a taste of generosity, a special ingredient that captures the spirit of this iconic establishment.
Address : 8 Rue des Capucines, 75002 Paris
Category : Brasserie - Traditional French cuisine
Head Chef : Lionel Malière & Sophie
Director : Gilles Caussade
Capacity : 42
Opening Hours : Everyday, from 12h to 23h
Phone : +33 (0)1 42 61 05 88
Website : lepetitevendome.fr
Reservations : lepetitevendome.fr
Instagram : @le_petit_vendome
Signature Dishes : Les sandwichs
Our Favourite Table : Squeezed together with friends at the long table in the back of the restaurant.
