Little Prince 199 Prince Street, Manhattan, New York,

"Lovely place and servers, tasty food, large choice of wine (thank you to offer a true Apple cider produced in Britanny, France). Desserts (the crème brûlée and the chocolate tart) were both delicious. We had the chance to get seats without reservation. Great experience."

"Little Prince is a must do, for locals and visitors. The brunch menu is all about French, comfort food to get a lazy day started perfectly. For me, the menu is not large at all, but everything is exceptionally well prepared. The staff is always genuinely warm and helpful. If you don't like detailed reviews, in a nutshell...go .. it's wonderful! For everyone else... my "L'Egg Sandwich" was simply amazing. The eggs, scrambled and very light, are paired with a sweet bacon, lightly caramelized onion jam and gruyere cheese. A very generous serving is layered between two thick slices of grilled challah. An amazing brunch!"

"Friendly service and good atmosphere coupled with disappointing and overpriced food. The French Onion Soup was served in a small bowl, overpriced, and tasted like water so we had to replace it. They also charged us $12 for essentially one can of Diet Coke they poured into three different long glasses with lots of ice (i.e. no refills albeit sitting right at the bar) and it felt like a rip off. The eggplant parmigiana was nice but nothing to write home about. Vibe was good but we will not be back."

"this is such a cute parisian bistro tucked away in the streets of new york city. the actual restaurant is quite small, so can feel a bit packed. my friend and i came here for dinner on a monday night, and even then, most of the tables were full. i can only imagine how busy it would be had we come over the weekend. luckily it was just the two of us, so we were able to find seats by the bar, but if you come here with a larger group, i’d make a reservation to be on the safer side. their cocktails were fantastic. i got their rue paul, which is a spicy margarita, but asked for it to be made with mezcal and it was chef’s kiss (if you’re into smokey and spicy cocktails). my friend got the bistro chicken and it was very tender and juicy. the farm niçoise was a very fresh and filling salad. what took our breath away was their crème brûlée! it was unlike any other we’ve had and was just the right level of sweetness, and the texture felt fluffy and rich (but not too rich). overall, we had a great dining experience. i’d definitely come back again!"

"Little Prince is a cozy French bistro in SoHo with a great traditional menu and friendly staff (in cute uniforms with the French colors!). The food is very tasty—the Tuna tartar was a favorite. I really liked that they offered some specials (for dessert) which not a lot of French places do. The cocktails and drinks were also great - they have a really nice bar where you can sit at. The atmosphere is relaxed the only drawback is that it's quite a small place, so it can be tight on space. Overall, it's a great place to enjoy a delicious meal with friends or family and I would go back in a heartbeat."