

Family-run, independent neighbourhood French bistro inspired by the cuisine of South-West France & Provence, using sustainably-sourced produce in the heart of Brook Green, between Shepherds Bush & Hammersmith. Great value lunches & dinners in a relaxed and friendly setting. Set menu Prix Fixe is available every service along side a seasonally changing menu & specials. We have a summer terrace & the restaurant is fully air conditioned. Specialising in parties, group bookings & whole hire. Our specialities include Fish Soup, Soufflé, Anchovy, Confit Duck, Scallops, Sea Bass, Steaks, Frites, Lemon Desserts, Crème Brûlée & Chocolate Pot. 10 minutes from Hammersmith Apollo, Lyric Theatre, Olympia & Bus. Open 7 days. Pre theatre from 5pm.
Classic Provençal cuisine, cocktails & weekend brunch in a charming space with delivery & take-out.
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Address: 98-100 Shepherds Bush Rd, London W6 7PD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 3019 1175
Website: https://lepetitcitron.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gbm_home
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A charming French bistro with classic French music softly playing in the background an ideal setting for a romantic Valentine’s meal. We were welcomed with warm smiles and enjoyed a delightful, creamy soufflé to start. The onglet steaks were cooked to perfection, served with rich Provençal butter and crisp French fries. We finished with a classic crème brûlée that was flawless. An exceptional atmosphere and an outstanding dining experience from start to finish.
The waiter strongly recommended their most expensive sirloin steak (£39). I’m a big steak lover and both cook it myself and eat it frequently in restaurants, so was keen. I ordered it medium, and initially they brought it medium-well done. It tasted absolutely awful. But I thought hey, maybe they just overcooked it – the waitress kindly offered to bring me a new one. Sadly, now this one was medium rare, rather than medium. But whatever, I’m not going to be a Karen and complain a second time. I was disappointed, but by this point, not surprised, when this this too was tough and completely tasteless. It tasted like what I imaging steak would taste like if you boiled it and slapped it onto a plate and said “Voila!” I’ve never had a steak I hated so much I couldn’t finish it before, but I guess the universe gave me a new experience today. It was kind of funny, but when I remembered I paid the price of £39 for meat that I’ve hated more than military rations I’ve eaten, I stopped laughing. Maybe this is a sign to go vegetarian. I don’t know.
Ordered soup of the day, anchovy tartinette for starters, duck confit and steak frites for mains.
Overall food we ordered was nice, potato daphinoise and fries stood out in particular, as well as the St. German Spritz cocktail.
A few things could’ve been improved though, red onion side that came with the duck confit had too much nutmeg, equally the duck skin could’ve been crisper.
We were given someone else’s mains before our starters came which was unfortunate.