Le Petit Samaritain — Restaurant in Paris

✨Paris Meets Accra in the Heart of Rivoli✨

If you’re looking for the perfect spot to unwind after shopping or exploring Paris, this hidden gem in Rivoli — just a stone’s throw from the Louvre — is an absolute must-visit. Under new management, the place feels like a breath of fresh air, blending the elegance of Paris with the warmth and bold flavors of Accra.

The menu is a brilliant fusion of French sophistication and Ghanaian tradition. The jollof rice (a must!) is freshly prepared, rich in flavor, and truly unforgettable. And for dessert? The crème brûlée is perfection — silky, indulgent, and the ideal sweet finale.

The drinks are just as impressive: refreshing mocktails and the most revitalizing fresh lemonade that pairs beautifully with the dishes.

Adding to the magic, the restaurant doubles as a gallery. The walls are adorned with unique traditional artworks by a rising Paris-based artist, making the dining experience as inspiring for the eyes as it is for the palate.

This isn’t just a meal — it’s a vibe! It really felt like we were in East Legon. Whether you’re stopping by for lunch, dinner, or a leisurely drink, you’ll leave with a smile and a plan to return for sure.

Highly recommend families, friends, couples visit as it’s the best new spot for jollof in Rivoli!

Medase pa, Georgina, for your wonderful...

While visiting Paris from New Jersey and Canada, my family and I made a point to stop at Le Petit Samaritain after watching a glowing YouTube video about it. We arrived just as the restaurant was closing, but they still graciously welcomed us in—and we’re so glad they did.

My wife ordered the Canard Confit (duck confit with mashed potatoes and a green salad), and I had the chicken. Both dishes were absolutely delicious—flavorful, perfectly cooked, and beautifully presented. The service was warm, friendly, and personal. We later learned that the young woman who served us was also the owner, which made the experience even more special.

We were so impressed that we returned the following night for another incredible meal. Between the amazing food, genuine hospitality, and charming atmosphere, Le Petit Samaritain stands out as a true gem in Paris. If you’re traveling to the city, this small, locally owned restaurant is well...

Maybe I’m an anomaly - I’m vegetarian, no meat, no fish. I had the Linguini without Chicken, and it was so average. The portion was very less, but filling because it was a lot of cheese with pasta. There were barely any mushrooms in it - almost looked shredded. So I paid the complete €19 for it with nothing but cheese and pasta. There was some confusion about bottled or tap water, so we ended paying for that also. Please be careful and stress what you want, sometimes I feel it might have been intentional but I can’t say. My friend had a prawn dish and she liked it, though we thought this place is very overpriced and missable. Among all the places we’ve eaten, including a random Sushi and some Chinese place one the go when we were super hunger and that was the closest thing around, this was the worst. It was also empty at...