This place doesn’t exist anymore. Probably new owner. New name is Le Perroquet which have literally a different menu and way less attractive. I came for a breakfast, after research I thought it would be a good try but really bad surprise when arrived.

Nice little hideaway. Perfect coffee and cakes

We tried the scrambled eggs, which were delicious and creamy. Also the cappuccino was amazing. There was a Brazilian staff member and a guy who were helpful and polite

Had a strong latte and a ham & cheese croissant. Very tasty. Small but pleasant spot. Good service, friendly staff. Great selection of cakes.

Nice place. Friendly staff couple of small changes for consideration although the food was quite nice they should have two separate menu's as they give you both even though some stuff is not available until after 5pm. Cheese board to be exact . No milk,or salt and pepper on tables and the cutlery was dirty. Of the staff take a little more pride I'd have no problem giving this a 5 star rating but not this time. The complementary chocolate with my coffee would have been nice but someone must have forgot.

Now closed but reopened as IndoChine and the food is AMAZING

Cutest little cafe in the heart of Dublin! The staff were super friendly and helpful and the pastries were really fresh and absolutely delicious!! Ambience is super relaxing with chilled Parisian jazz in the background, lovely way to start your day 😊

It's a nice little cafe but it's very cramped to sit. We only came for the tarts as the food seemed overpriced. The tarts were very lovely. We had the chocolate and lemon tart. Service could be better. We were at the till about to pay when the lady at the counter started yelling at another girl that just came in for having a starbucks drinks. Obviously it was another employee but way inappropriate to react like that and especially dealing with a customer. She could have waited to say something after dealing with us. But looking from the other reviews here, that's the norm apparently. I would suggest to do takeaway.

Really disappointed with their service. First visit the staff forgot to place my friend’s order, second visit didn’t bring my milk for the tea until I asked and took the wrong order and served my vegetarian friend a ham quiche. The soup was okayish but the sourdough bread tasted old and still. They gave us a free tart as an apology but still quite disappointed given the wonderful decor and atmosphere .

Le "Petit" Perroquet, located in the heart of Dublin City on Wicklow Street, Dublin 2, is a delightful spot for Brunch, Lunch, and Cafe Culture enthusiasts. Open 7 days a week, this charming cafe offers both dine-in and take-out options, making it perfect for any schedule. During my visit, I indulged in their Cheese board and crackers, and I must say, it was a treat for the taste buds! The selection of cheeses was fantastic, paired perfectly with a variety of savory crackers. The attention to detail in presentation and flavors impressed me. Apart from the delicious cheese board, Le "Petit" Perroquet offers a wide range of fabulous pastries and cakes that are simply divine. The atmosphere inside is warm and inviting, making it an ideal spot to relax with friends or unwind on your own. Whether you're a local or a visitor exploring Dublin City, I highly recommend a visit to LPQ Wicklow Street. Their delectable offerings and cozy ambiance create an unforgettable experience. It's definitely a gem in the heart of the city.

If you want to feel in Paris in the heart of Dublin, this is your spot. Cute little Parisian style cafe with everything that you need. Great coffee and cakes! On a nice day you can sit outside, looking the street and people watch

Had a really nice Rosé 🥰 service was good but I felt like the place was slightly lacking in some smalls way - I’m not sure how!

Love this spot. Great lunch deal for Dublin City centre with a sandwich, cappuccino, soup and delicious pastry for 15.95. Any of the times I’ve been there, no rush to get us to leave so a perfect spot for a catch-up with friends.

Charming French cafe/ bistrot, cosy authentic atmosphere, lovely service and great food

We ordered two caramel macchiatos but only got two small espressos. We thought maybe they just served them small but when we were finished, we saw them serving bigger cups to everyone else. I know that he took my order properly because we had a full conversation about caramel being added to a macchiato. I also ordered an all butter crescent but got a chocolate one. When we asked for the check, he acknowledged us but then we still sat there for a while waiting on it. Finally just got up and went to the counter to pay. Overall poor experience. But the pastry was good so there's that.

This place is so wonderful. We popped in for coffee the other day and loved the atmosphere. As we left, we saw some sandwiches that looked amazing and decided to come back. We came back for food and it was incredible!! The tomato soup was some of the best I’ve ever had. The croque monsieur was delectable. What a delightful Parisienne place in the heart of Dublin. Highly recommend.

Dropped in here expecting a cafe but found it to have more of a bar feel and ambiance. It’s open a bit later than most cafes and seemed to have coffee and pastries. The tarts appear to be their specialty and the pecan tart was quite nice. Coffee was average. Oat flat white was a bit sour - probably from over steaming the oat milk

friendly staff, we had spiritz with cheese board, cheeses were alright but crackers could have been way better.

Lovely. Great wine. Food was grand, although my chicken wings were cold. Good atmosphere. I'll be back.

Fairly basic food, quite expensive for a simple fry, staff were decent, right up until it came to paying. Mandatory service charge? Really?? Stupidly assumed I had been charged wrong amount, smug woman behind counter stuck her nose in the air, informed me of the mandatory service charge and told me that it “Cleary stated it in the menu”, at which point she turned her back on me. Obviously not clear enough!

Place looks really good and have a great location. I went to there from friend recommendation BUT waiters were bit route , they kept coming to table and asking the new orders and after an hour one lady just came and said to leave us. Keep on eye the time when you go there ✌️

Quaint tucked away little cafe. Pricing is a bit on the high side but the food is good for what it is. Perfect for a single person or perhaps two but the table situation does not lend itself for big groups. Service was attentive and even ga e recommendations.

A dash of France in amid of the Ireland capital. Tasty coffee and various types of french and european deserts. Quick service, friendly staff, fresh and tasty food and drinks. Great for a short lunch brake, morning coffee and convinient for couples as well. If you are wondering what to do before ypu visit your next attraction, La Petit Parisien is the place. #dublin

Cute little place, lovely decoration. Nice selection of main dish and dessert. The staff could be a little more attentive.

Fabulous artisan treats. Only place I found in Dublin, where desserts were not too sweet or with toffee/fudge (no worries, there are toffee/fudge desserts as well :))) It is a small place, so I recommend takeaway.

Great small place with French vibes in Dublin city! Great pastry, a place to sit for a cup of coffee alone or with a friend. Definitely recommend!