Le Petit Marche
| 1984 Hosea L Williams Drive Northeast, Atlanta |
5 priser
8.40/10.00 |
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+1 404-371-9888 |
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Kevin gittner (07.11.2017 17:43)
Grits scramble was out of this world!!! Do NOT try to come here on a Sunday morning, the wait is absurd!! But we came back on a Tuesday morning and it was quick and painless. We all enjoyed our food and the restaurant is nicely decorated.
Grits scramble was out of this world!!! Do NOT try to come here on a Sunday morning, the wait is absurd!! But we came back on a Tuesday morning and it was quick and painless. We all enjoyed our food and the restaurant is nicely decorated.
N H (25.10.2017 00:41)
I like the french market look for the restaurant and it gets a lot of rave reviews. Definitely a cute spot to meet friends for breakfast or brunch but the food is just...okay. Could use lots of improvement though.
The menu sounds really great but nothing really stood out or is a must have.. For instance they have a vanilla rum french toast which sounds absolutely mouthwatering but I couldn't taste rum or vanilla so it just tasted like regular French toast. I've also had the grits which tasted a little weird (to me and 5 of my friends). I believe they use sour cream or greek yogurt in them instead of milk or cream because the taste is VERY tart/sharp which again is odd for grits. The taste was more so off-putting to one of my friends who likes to add sugar to her grits instead of having a savory taste. That's more of a personal issue putting sugar in grits (and a crime against humanity) however, if someone chooses to do that, you'd hope the grits would be a bit more neutral in taste.
There is usually a wait at the door which one would assume is because of its popularity which is partially true but the other side to that is the cash register, along with the open kitchen, is less than 5 feet from the front door so only a few people can get in at once, causing the outside wait. Not only that, their drink machines are also in that immediate space so it's highly congested in that area.
Again, the food is not bad but I do think it's a little over-hyped which by comparison makes everything underwhelming. There's a lot of potential here and I'd like to see this place grow to be amazing.
I like the french market look for the restaurant and it gets a lot of rave reviews. Definitely a cute spot to meet friends for breakfast or brunch but the food is just...okay. Could use lots of improvement though.
The menu sounds really great but nothing really stood out or is a must have.. For instance they have a vanilla rum french toast which sounds absolutely mouthwatering but I couldn't taste rum or vanilla so it just tasted like regular French toast. I've also had the grits which tasted a little weird (to me and 5 of my friends). I believe they use sour cream or greek yogurt in them instead of milk or cream because the taste is VERY tart/sharp which again is odd for grits. The taste was more so off-putting to one of my friends who likes to add sugar to her grits instead of having a savory taste. That's more of a personal issue putting sugar in grits (and a crime against humanity) however, if someone chooses to do that, you'd hope the grits would be a bit more neutral in taste.
There is usually a wait at the door which one would assume is because of its popularity which is partially true but the other side to that is the cash register, along with the open kitchen, is less than 5 feet from the front door so only a few people can get in at once, causing the outside wait. Not only that, their drink machines are also in that immediate space so it's highly congested in that area.
Again, the food is not bad but I do think it's a little over-hyped which by comparison makes everything underwhelming. There's a lot of potential here and I'd like to see this place grow to be amazing.
Jasmine Love (22.10.2017 22:58)
Oh my goodness I love this place, it its quaint and cozy and the food is amazing. They have a wide enough variety of dishes to try but its not an overwhelming amount. I love the notebooks they have for writing little comments or doodling in. The staff is very polite and attentive.
Oh my goodness I love this place, it its quaint and cozy and the food is amazing. They have a wide enough variety of dishes to try but its not an overwhelming amount. I love the notebooks they have for writing little comments or doodling in. The staff is very polite and attentive.
Terrence Jackson (04.10.2017 17:29)
Le Petit Marche has become one of my FAVORITE places to eat here in the Atlanta-metro area! I can't say enough about this place! It's so intimate and provides great service. And food.... AMAZING!
Le Petit Marche has become one of my FAVORITE places to eat here in the Atlanta-metro area! I can't say enough about this place! It's so intimate and provides great service. And food.... AMAZING!
Jailyn Stone (25.08.2017 05:45)
I was really eager to try this place. My husband and I went there for an anniversary brunch. It's a bit different you order your food first and then you said the table. You get your own utensils so it's a little bit of Self Serve but they also have waiters who can bring you stuff. Doing around 2 in the afternoon and they were already out of grits, dessert cups, and biscuits. It took over 30 minutes to get our food. And 45 minutes before I actually ate something. This was after waiting in line for about 20 minutes. I ordered the tofu scramble and there was easily an eighth of a cup of tofu in it. Why even have a tofu dish if there's barely any tofu in it? After they remade it, which took another 10 to 15 minutes, the tumeric was overpowering. At that point I was growing tired of sending my food back. And it took a while for someone to come out and address what was going on. When you don't have an assign later or manager on duty it's hard to know that something is wrong. When they did finally notice, they gave us meal vouchers. At first, I wasn't going to use meal vouchers because of the unpleasant experience I was having. But one of the cooks came out and after I clean the issue to him he read made me a dish and brought it out in 5 minutes. It was the French toast sandwich which was delicious. So I'm going to give them another chance and I will make sure to order that again. And hopefully they'll have more biscuits and grits also. I'll update once I go back.
I was really eager to try this place. My husband and I went there for an anniversary brunch. It's a bit different you order your food first and then you said the table. You get your own utensils so it's a little bit of Self Serve but they also have waiters who can bring you stuff. Doing around 2 in the afternoon and they were already out of grits, dessert cups, and biscuits. It took over 30 minutes to get our food. And 45 minutes before I actually ate something. This was after waiting in line for about 20 minutes. I ordered the tofu scramble and there was easily an eighth of a cup of tofu in it. Why even have a tofu dish if there's barely any tofu in it? After they remade it, which took another 10 to 15 minutes, the tumeric was overpowering. At that point I was growing tired of sending my food back. And it took a while for someone to come out and address what was going on. When you don't have an assign later or manager on duty it's hard to know that something is wrong. When they did finally notice, they gave us meal vouchers. At first, I wasn't going to use meal vouchers because of the unpleasant experience I was having. But one of the cooks came out and after I clean the issue to him he read made me a dish and brought it out in 5 minutes. It was the French toast sandwich which was delicious. So I'm going to give them another chance and I will make sure to order that again. And hopefully they'll have more biscuits and grits also. I'll update once I go back.
