This restaurant offers good French cuisine in central Wroclaw, not too close to the Rynek to be swamped with visitors in high season but not too far either to feel apart from what the old city offers. The atmosphere is cosy and the service is...prompt and efficient. The food is well prepared with attention to flavour and presentation. Prices are very reasonable for the quality delivered,More

We had dinner on the terrace - the snails (recommended), chicken and Crepes were fantastic but he Au gratin potatoes seemed a bit commercial and without a whole lot of flavour. The waitress spoke great English and was very nice. This is defiantly worth a...night out if you are in Wroclaw.More

Went there a few days ago with my friend to celebrate my last day in Wroclaw. I liked the way the place looked so we decided to try “French” in Poland. I was happy to see the chef at the counter conversing with someone so...I asked him for recommendation. He told us that our best choice will be confit of goose for a main course and scallops for a starter are very good as well. When the waitress brought my scallops I was taken back by the intense bad smell, the taste was ok, one of them was undercooked and parsley purée was a joke. To top my dissatisfaction the confit I got was dry as hell and hard to chew on. Total disappointment and horrible dishonesty. This chef has no business to cook French food, or food in general. If you think this place looks nice, consider yourself warned.More

The restaurant is nice and cozy, with french background music and lots of french elements on the walls. We asked the waitress what she could recommend between the onion soup, carrot soup and soup of the day. Based on her recommendation, we ended up ordering...the onion soup and the steak with cognac sauce (medium done) along with the house red wine. Service was prompt and in 5 minutes the drinks were served and, soon after, the food. We perceived the wine as having a slightly-rough taste. We recommend choosing something else from the wine list. Moving on to the food, both the onion soup and steak looked good. However, upon tasting the soup, we were unpleasantly surprised to find that it tasted nothing like an onion soup should. We have enjoyed on many occasions onion soup, but this one tasted as if an onion was boiled in water, added bread with cheese on top and served. The specific taste of an onion soup was non-existent, which is why we left it untouched. The steak was good, even though it was cooked a bit too medium-rare for my taste but overall was ok. The steak was accompanied by french fries and salad, which were also ok. After finishing the steak, the waitress started clearing the table. Upon seeing the bowl of soup almost untouched, she asked us if we were done with it and after confirmation she took it away as if nothing was odd. In most places, if the food is left untouched the waiter/waitress usually asks the client if there is a problem with the dish. But that was not the case here. Seeing this, our thoughts were that customers not eating/finishing their dish was a regular occurrence, so we just asked for the check. After paying we read the reviews posted by former customers on TripAdvisor and came to realize that we were not the only ones mislead by the onion soup recommendation or by the house red wine.More

We stayed in Wroclaw for three nights, and we ate at Le Bistrot Parisien twice. I believe the owner is also the chef, and a very conscientious one as well. We enjoyed Goose Confit, the Dorado, and the Mussels. All beautifully cooked and presented. It’s...about a three minute walk from the Market Square but well worth the walk. One of the best French restaurants we have visited outside of France. Don’t miss going.More

Excellent food, great service and super friendly staff. Choice is good and prices very reasonable for the food and service.

the cambambert was a bit boring. they serve grilled cambambert with only rucola. the soup was ok. it was a bit thin.

Two of us had lunch here - I had salmon blinis. The blini was not a blini. It looked and tasted like a 2.5 inch in diameter circle cut out of a piece of bread. There were three "blinis", each took two bites to eat....They were on a few shreds of rucola. There were four teaspoons of salsa, one on each corner of the plate. The crepes were dry and overcooked, although the filling was not bad. Not complaining about the prices, which were reasonable. Just that both of us left hungry.More

Ate here on last night in Wroclaw, it was close to our hotel and we had walked miles during the day. Saturday Nt and no other diners at 8pm - party of 6 girls just leaving. Hubby went for escargots and I had the 3...parsnip purée with Escargot, Prawn & Scallop, good but miniscule . Both of us chose Sirloin steak in Cognac, asked for both medium to rare, mine was medium with no rare and hubby’s slightly more rare, the cognac sauce was hardly existent & as plates were cold - what little there was had congealed, the fries looked & tasted pretty awful, not properly cooked through (think they had been cooked and left on side in kitchen) also on plate a bag of salad was dumped - tons & tons of it & drizzled with a dressing. Pudding was carrot cake with pistachio ice cream, this had been microwaved and was disgusting, no moisture left in it. Drinks - Vodka Cocktail for me (overpowered with fresh mint), a decent glass of Cote du Rhone and for hubby 2 carafes of House Red -how he drunk it I don’t know - it was bad. The most expensive meal we had in 4 days and close to the worst - sorry. At no time did anybody ask if everything was ok - I did mention the carrot cake but all I got was a shrugMore

I have visited this lovely restaurant while being in Wrocław centre. I would recommend to families, business meetings and friends. Great dishes, fantastic vine and deserts, friendly staff.I love it ❤️

Fabulous food, delicious deserts , friendly atmosphere and generous staff. Will visit Le Bistrot Parisien again soon!

The restaurant is really authentic - like a small piece of Paris but in Wroclaw. As a European who has been to France many times - there are many good things to be commented. First of all - the restaurant looks like Paris - very...well done. Service could not be better - our waiter had great knowledge and a good sense of humor. Food menu is really “french”, onion soup is to die for, delicious snails and crème brûlée, a very good wine selection. Nice background jazz. Good for any occasion: solo, romantic dinner, with friends. I enjoyed the dinner and left in a very good mood!More