La Petite Hostellerie: Savoyard restaurant and traditional French cuisine in Paris 5 since 1902
A historic Latin Quarter restaurant located at 35 rue de la Harpe (75005 Paris), La Petite Hostellerie offers Savoyard fondues, raclettes, tartiflettes, and French specialties in a medieval building with authentic charm.
In the heart of the Latin Quarter, just minutes away from Notre-Dame, the Sorbonne, and Boulevard Saint-Michel, La Petite Hostellerie has been welcoming travelers, students, families, and regulars since 1902 with generous French cuisine. Housed in a medieval building with stones dating back to the 15th century, the restaurant offers a unique setting to enjoy Savoyard fondue, raclette, or traditional specialties before or after exploring Old Paris. Open daily for lunch and dinner, it's an ideal spot for a meal with your partner, friends, or group gatherings.Our history
Our history
A historic Savoyard restaurant in the heart of the Latin Quarter
Founded in 1902, La Petite Hostellerie is one of the oldest restaurants in Paris' Latin Quarter. Once a hostelry welcoming travelers, pilgrims, and Sorbonne students, this establishment has evolved with the times while preserving its warm, inn-like soul. Located at 35 rue de la Harpe in a medieval building, the restaurant is now an iconic place to discover traditional French cuisine and Savoyard specialties in the heart of the 75005 district. La Petite Hostellerie Paris 5 continues a history built on conviviality, generosity, and shared moments around large tables.Our team
Our team
A warm French welcome
Behind La Petite Hostellerie is a team accustomed to serving customers from around the world as well as neighborhood regulars. Our dining room and kitchen staff take pride in guiding each guest through choosing their favorite fondue, raclette, or French specialties. Well-versed in hosting couples, families, and groups, we strive to provide attentive and friendly service in the spirit of traditional inns. Whether you're coming for a romantic dinner, a birthday celebration, or a gathering with friends, our team is here to make your visit a warm memory in the heart of the Latin Quarter.Our values
Our values
Generosity, conviviality, and Savoyard traditions
La Petite Hostellerie is more than just a historic Latin Quarter restaurant: it's a living witness to old Paris, where each meal becomes a special moment. We champion authentic and generous French cuisine, with Savoyard specialties like fondue, raclette, or tartiflette, as well as French classics such as onion soup, escargots, or frog legs. Portions are generous, menus are designed to remain affordable, and the setting – exposed stone walls, wooden beams, rustic Savoyard inn decor – creates a warm and friendly atmosphere. Our priority: offering a simple, delicious, and sincere experience to every visitor.Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical dishes served at La Petite Hostellerie?
La Petite Hostellerie offers traditional French cuisine and Savoyard specialties. You'll find various fondues (Savoyard, Burgundian), raclettes, tartiflettes, as well as classics like French onion soup, escargots, or frog legs.
What is the setting like at La Petite Hostellerie?
The restaurant is housed in a medieval building in the Latin Quarter, at 35 rue de la Harpe in Paris 5. Exposed stone walls, wooden beams, and decor inspired by a Savoyard inn create a warm, rustic, and typically French atmosphere.
Can I book a table at La Petite Hostellerie in Paris 5?
La Petite Hostellerie doesn't take reservations for individual tables: we welcome guests directly on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability. For groups, please contact us directly through our La Petite Hostellerie page on Citineo to discuss your dining plans.
Is La Petite Hostellerie suitable for groups or birthday meals?
Yes, the restaurant regularly hosts groups and birthday celebrations. To organize a group event at La Petite Hostellerie, contact us through our dedicated page on Citineo to determine the most suitable date, time, and menu for your request.
Does La Petite Hostellerie offer fixed-price fondue or raclette menus?
We offer complete menus featuring Savoyard specialties, with starter, main course, and dessert, at prices designed to remain affordable in the Latin Quarter. Depending on the season, several set menus allow you to enjoy Savoyard fondue, raclette, or other traditional dishes at good value for money.
Where exactly is La Petite Hostellerie located in the Latin Quarter?
La Petite Hostellerie is located at 35 rue de la Harpe, 75005 Paris, right in the heart of the Latin Quarter. The restaurant is situated near Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Sorbonne, Boulevard Saint-Michel, and the main metro stations in the 5th arrondissement.
La Petite Hostellerie: Savoyard restaurant and traditional French cuisine in Paris 5 since 1902
A historic Latin Quarter restaurant located at 35 rue de la Harpe (75005 Paris), La Petite Hostellerie offers Savoyard fondues, raclettes, tartiflettes, and French specialties in a medieval building with authentic charm.
In the heart of the Latin Quarter, just minutes away from Notre-Dame, the Sorbonne, and Boulevard Saint-Michel, La Petite Hostellerie has been welcoming travelers, students, families, and regulars since 1902 with generous French cuisine. Housed in a medieval building with stones dating back to the 15th century, the restaurant offers a unique setting to enjoy Savoyard fondue, raclette, or traditional specialties before or after exploring Old Paris. Open daily for lunch and dinner, it's an ideal spot for a meal with your partner, friends, or group gatherings.Our history
Our history
A historic Savoyard restaurant in the heart of the Latin Quarter
Founded in 1902, La Petite Hostellerie is one of the oldest restaurants in Paris' Latin Quarter. Once a hostelry welcoming travelers, pilgrims, and Sorbonne students, this establishment has evolved with the times while preserving its warm, inn-like soul. Located at 35 rue de la Harpe in a medieval building, the restaurant is now an iconic place to discover traditional French cuisine and Savoyard specialties in the heart of the 75005 district. La Petite Hostellerie Paris 5 continues a history built on conviviality, generosity, and shared moments around large tables.Our team
Our team
A warm French welcome
Behind La Petite Hostellerie is a team accustomed to serving customers from around the world as well as neighborhood regulars. Our dining room and kitchen staff take pride in guiding each guest through choosing their favorite fondue, raclette, or French specialties. Well-versed in hosting couples, families, and groups, we strive to provide attentive and friendly service in the spirit of traditional inns. Whether you're coming for a romantic dinner, a birthday celebration, or a gathering with friends, our team is here to make your visit a warm memory in the heart of the Latin Quarter.Our values
Our values
Generosity, conviviality, and Savoyard traditions
La Petite Hostellerie is more than just a historic Latin Quarter restaurant: it's a living witness to old Paris, where each meal becomes a special moment. We champion authentic and generous French cuisine, with Savoyard specialties like fondue, raclette, or tartiflette, as well as French classics such as onion soup, escargots, or frog legs. Portions are generous, menus are designed to remain affordable, and the setting – exposed stone walls, wooden beams, rustic Savoyard inn decor – creates a warm and friendly atmosphere. Our priority: offering a simple, delicious, and sincere experience to every visitor.Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical dishes served at La Petite Hostellerie?
La Petite Hostellerie offers traditional French cuisine and Savoyard specialties. You'll find various fondues (Savoyard, Burgundian), raclettes, tartiflettes, as well as classics like French onion soup, escargots, or frog legs.
What is the setting like at La Petite Hostellerie?
The restaurant is housed in a medieval building in the Latin Quarter, at 35 rue de la Harpe in Paris 5. Exposed stone walls, wooden beams, and decor inspired by a Savoyard inn create a warm, rustic, and typically French atmosphere.
Can I book a table at La Petite Hostellerie in Paris 5?
La Petite Hostellerie doesn't take reservations for individual tables: we welcome guests directly on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability. For groups, please contact us directly through our La Petite Hostellerie page on Citineo to discuss your dining plans.
Is La Petite Hostellerie suitable for groups or birthday meals?
Yes, the restaurant regularly hosts groups and birthday celebrations. To organize a group event at La Petite Hostellerie, contact us through our dedicated page on Citineo to determine the most suitable date, time, and menu for your request.
Does La Petite Hostellerie offer fixed-price fondue or raclette menus?
We offer complete menus featuring Savoyard specialties, with starter, main course, and dessert, at prices designed to remain affordable in the Latin Quarter. Depending on the season, several set menus allow you to enjoy Savoyard fondue, raclette, or other traditional dishes at good value for money.
Where exactly is La Petite Hostellerie located in the Latin Quarter?
La Petite Hostellerie is located at 35 rue de la Harpe, 75005 Paris, right in the heart of the Latin Quarter. The restaurant is situated near Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Sorbonne, Boulevard Saint-Michel, and the main metro stations in the 5th arrondissement.