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We ordered from the prix fix menu and the duck entree is outstanding. The onion soup is tasty and the chocolate mousse is also great. The only negative review is that they do not have froie gras

I met a friend for the prix fixe ($19.95) lunch. I had onion soup (sort of tasteless--used to it being very salty), coq au vin (excellent deep flavorful sauce), and mousse with decaf. Bread was crusty and good. My friend had leeks vinagrette, calves livers and cremes glacees. He enjoyed them all as did I. Service was attentive and efficient. The livers were slightl;y underdone but quickly remedied, with profuse apologies. It might've helped that my friend is a regular there. Excellent food, top notch service, good value. Worth a try.

a year ago, i enjoyed my meal and experience but last night was a major disappointment. although the food wasn't bad, the service was horrific. i knew we were in trouble when the waitress speared the butter like she was trying to catch a fish and practically threw it in the bread plates-literally across the table, she never moved from one spot. she laid down food literally across my son rather than move around him. the bread didn't taste fresh. appetizers were brought at the wrong times. we had asked for the oysters first. this clearly confused the waitstaff. the oysters came out, some of the escargots and one person got a salad. i was left without anything. then my escargots came after everyone had finished their appetizer. the plates were cleared and the last person who had had the oysters then got their escargot. i guess it was too confusing to bring out 2 plates of oysters, clear the plates and then bring out the escargots. then the salad came out and the person who they had given the salad to previously got another salad. the salad was tasteless and limp. the entrees were good although lukewarm. two of us had pre-ordered the souffle for dessert which came out at the wrong time. it should have been timed correctly,wasn't and before the table had ordered dessert, out came our souffles. they were good but plate arrangement was not a priority. then when we had almost finished our souffle, out came the other desserts. plates were not cleared fast enough. the tables were too close together. lastly, and i have nothing against the elderly, but a prior review which had said it was a bistro for the elderly, which i had laughed off, was correct. there were a lot of people who were over 75 there. there are a lot of better restaurants out there for you to spend big dollars at. this isn't one of them.

La Petite Auberge is a homey place, not trendy in the least, but we didn't mind! The Avocado Vinaigrette and the Sole Meuniere were both excellent. The Soupe du Jour (potato leek) and the Duck a l'Orange were very good too, as were the Chocolate Mousse and the Peach Melba. We'll definitely go back!

Has been here for years, so they must do something right! Very warm atmosphere and service. The skate I had was outstanding. Will be back.

very homey and warm. Love the old New York Feel. The service is warm, friendly and classy...very attentive and know their menu and wines. Good, solid french food, not the best but definitely very good with old school staples. The souffles are a bonus and wonderful!

I was introduced to this restaurant by a business partner and was delighted with the first experience. The specials are numerous and varied to choose from, in addition to the menu. I have since returned several times for business and personal reasons. The service is extremely attentive. I have not been disappointed with any of the selections I have made to date.