Petit Paris Park Wilsona

The place has a nice atmosphere and is pretty, but the tables are set too closely together and are too small.nWe visited the place twice; the first time we ordered Caesar salads and quiche, the second time a hot dog, a burger, and onion soup. The dishes were good, but everything except the salad and quiche was sweet, which wasn't to our taste.

A fantastic restaurant in Wilson Park, next to the Palm House. The renovated building makes a huge impression. The breakfast was delicious. We chose from the menu 'Royal Breakfast' and 'French Toast' with freshly squeezed orange juice and coffee. We were very satisfied with this choice. It's better to make a reservation to avoid long wait times, even on a Sunday morning. The waitresses were very nice. A charming place. It's worth recommending to everyone!

The hall is very spacious and looks interesting. There's a huge selection of bread and other baked goods.nThe service staff is very pleasant, responsive when called, and always smiling. We were shown to a free table. When placing our order, we ordered everything at once – drinks, main dishes, and desserts. The lady brought everything in the correct order, observing when we finished our breakfast, and without being asked, she took away empty plates and brought desserts. A big plus for that. The tables are quite small, so everything couldn't fit on them at once.nThe food is excellent, and the bread deserves special mention (the best baguettes I've ever eaten and also delicious carrot cake). The ingredients for the dishes are fresh, with a tasty vinaigrette dressing and very good cream cheese for the pieces of bread. It's not cheap, but you'll leave satisfied.

I'm returning for the third time, and I recommend it! Yes, there can be a problem with tables, but we've been able to get in quickly. Despite the large crowd, the service is efficient and friendly, which is a big plus! The location? You have to come and see for yourself—it's definitely something different on the map of Poznań! ✨nnAnd here, for the first time, I had tartare with fries

The food is good, great options. The place's appearance is impressive. However, the music is so loud that you can barely hear your thoughts, and the overall atmosphere is unfortunately spoiled by a sense of rigidity and a feeling among the waiters of strict discipline. They are not rude, but they lack emotions and kindness. If someone wants to come in casual clothes - this is not a good place - there are only extraordinary people here.

After my visit to Petit Paris, I have mixed feelings mainly due to the service, as I have no major complaints about the menu. We had a reservation at 5:30 PM. Around 7:50 PM, the waitress who served us came with the information if we could pay the bill and free the table because she had another reservation at 8 PM. This surprised us as no time limit was mentioned during the phone reservation. I asked if there were any free tables in the dining room where we could move because we didn't plan on leaving so quickly. The lady replied that she didn’t know and would have to check, but she did it so reluctantly that I dropped the subject and said we'd just ask for the bill. After paying the bill and heading towards the exit, it turned out there were several free tables on the other side of the restaurant. I asked the waiter if we could occupy one of those tables. He confirmed that they had free tables and we could choose any we wanted. This surprised us since 5 minutes earlier the narrative of another staff member was different, but we took the table and ended up spending our time enjoying until the restaurant closed. The service from the gentleman was faultless and much better than on the other side of the restaurant. A nice touch was receiving a baguette just before closing.

Breakfast at Petit Paris Park Wilsona was a pleasure for many senses. The interior of the building is very stylish and gives it a unique atmosphere. The service operates quickly and efficiently, despite the long queue and occupancy. I recommend it for a romantic breakfast!

Due to the grand announcements of the opening of another branch, we couldn't just walk by. This time much closer and in an even better location, the ambiance of Wilson Park. For some, a downside, for others, an advantage; the same menu, the same as in other branches, we had hoped for some bonuses in the form of new dishes or different, new things. In the end, this was not a problem because everyone can choose something for themselves. Being a big eater, I had to order extra sliced bread with rosemary, pickled cucumber dressed with French mustard to go with the scrambled eggs made from 3 eggs in butter, which was spot on with greens, and divine fresh bread. Everything was excellently composed, and I left well-fed. The waiting time was about 5 minutes. The waiter was a bit disorganized but polite and smiling. The whole setting completed with the appearance of the room, high ceilings, and the entire decor transported us to another dimension.

Unfortunately, I indulged in a dish at Petit Paris for the second time, and I was disappointed for the second time. The first time I was at Sołacz, now at the new location. While they do have very good bread, the dishes are not necessarily satisfying. :( They don't allow substitutions of ingredients in dishes (e.g., in pancakes or crepes to replace the filling).nWe ordered: an omelet, pancakes with pistachio cream, and chocolate cream. The creams were overwhelmingly sweet; it was hard to discern other flavors because the sweetness dominated... The pancake was thin, and the omelet also... just as in the photo.nThe service was very busy, but even so, we had to wait a while. The dining room was full. I managed to wait literally 5 minutes, but as I was leaving, I heard a conversation saying that ladies had been waiting over half an hour, plus they would have to wait half an hour for the dish.nThe decor and interior are very nice, but the tables are packed very close together. The coat racks are hidden behind the tables, where you must squeeze between diners or ask others to hand over your jacket.nIn summary:n Nice place for coffee and something sweet, good bread.n If you're just buying bread, you can enter without a queue.n The dishes did not meet our expectations.

Beautiful venue in a beautiful location. However, I give the atmosphere 3/5 because everyone is desperately trying to be there . Luckily, I was there for a friendly meeting on Epiphany. Fortunately, just before lunch. Because there was still room for 4 people. A moment later, we had to wait for our turn. Reservations are advisable, as it can be hit or miss. Question - how does it look on weekdays? For people with disabilities, there are a few steps to take. There is a second entrance. It might be easier there. Being with kids in such crowds can be exhausting for everyone. It's worth checking when it's breezy. Due to the number of customers, dishes are barely warm, and orders are delayed due to the lack of dishes. The food, both savory and sweet, is very good. The tired and overwhelmed staff.

I would gladly visit this place again, but the thought of the chaos takes away my desire. Maybe someday, at a different time...nParking is available on the street considering the parking zone. There's no charge on weekends.