Just steps from Place Vendôme, Le Petit Vendôme is the lively bistrot of Gilles Caussade, famed for serving "the best sandwiches in the world" among walls of whimsical memorabilia. This is the classic black apron worn by Gilles, or by Sophie as she prepares those sandwiches, with "Le Petit Vendôme" embroidered in red on the chest.
Multiple pockets, an adjustable neck strap and a bib pocket for a pen or bottle opener complete it.
Petit Vendôme
Around the corner from the glamorous Place Vendôme lies a typical French bistro, Le Petit Vendôme, known for serving the best sandwiches in the capital, or “casse-croûte”, as owner Gilles Caussade would say. A local meeting place for 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, chalked up on blackboards, features French classics such as pied de cochon grillé and camembert rôti, with a mille-feuille for dessert. At Le Petit Vendôme, diners leave with a taste of generosity, the special ingredient that captures the spirit of this iconic establishment.
