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Le Petit Citron
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Le Petit Citron is your go-to for authentic Provençal cooking right in the heart of Brook Green. This family-run bistro brings the sunny flavours of southern France to Shepherds Bush with dishes that feel like a warm hug—think steak frites done right, seasonal set menus that are a steal, and weekend breakfasts that'll make you want to stay all day. It's the kind of neighbourhood spot where you'll be recognised by name after a few visits, with service that's as warm as the food.
Known For
- •Steak frites
- •Set menu deals
- •Weekend breakfast
- •Provencal cuisine
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Your neighbourhood French bistro
Le Petit Citron has quietly become one of Brook Green's most reliable neighbourhood bistros. You'll find yourself coming back for the consistency—the steak frites is properly done, the set menu offers genuine value, and the weekend breakfast service (starting at 9:30am) is a welcome addition to the area. The Provencal influence shines through without feeling pretentious, and the staff remember your order after a few visits, which is rare these days.
It's not fancy, but that's the point. This is the kind of place where you can pop in for a quick lunch or settle in for a long dinner without feeling out of place. The atmosphere is genuinely convivial—locals chat at the bar, families fill the tables on weekends, and there's always a buzz without the noise being overwhelming. If you're looking for a French bistro that feels like it belongs in the neighbourhood rather than some tourist trap, this is it.
Lire en français
Le Petit Citron est devenu, discrètement, l'un des bistros de quartier les plus fiables de Brook Green. On y revient pour la constance : le steak-frites est bien exécuté, le menu fixe offre un vrai rapport qualité-prix, et le petit-déjeuner du week-end (à partir de 9h30) est une welcome addition dans le secteur. L'influence provençale transparaît sans prétention, et le personnel se souvient de votre commande après quelques visites, ce qui se fait rare aujourd'hui.
Ce n'est pas un endroit chic, mais c'est tout à fait l'intention. C'est le genre d'endroit où l'on peut passer pour un déjeuner rapide ou s'installer pour un dîner long sans se sentir déplacé. L'ambiance est vraiment conviviale : les locaux discutent au bar, les familles remplissent les tables le week-end, et il y a toujours une animation sans que le bruit ne soit excessif. Si vous cherchez un bistro français qui semble appartenir au quartier plutôt qu'à une attraction touristique, c'est celui-là.