Christina B.
8/17/2021
Most underrated little sandwich shop in the city. Like most French dishes/snacks, the sandwiches are simple and perfect. Order the Charles du Gaul, it's made on a crispy baguette with aged ham...
Le Petit Parisien
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32 E 7th St
New York, NY 10003
History
In 1884, Jean Dupuy bought Le Petit Parisien and turned it into the most successful newspaper of the early 20th century. In 2015, his great-great-grandson Jean Dupuy (also!), with his nephew Paul, decided to revive the brand by serving delicious French-style sandwiches in New York. In France, a ham-and-butter sandwich is also called a
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Reviews
4.098 reviews
Irene L.
7/6/2025
I had a very simple and basic ham and butter sandwich here. It was very good. They used French butter and you can taste it. It cost almost $14 but this is an elevated ham and butter sandwich....
Nian Z.
12/2/2024
Good, but underwhelming for the price. I had to take it home and add more cheese and garnishes for a heartier sandwich
Pamela K.
11/19/2024
My review from April still stands, but in looking at my overall ratings I gave Le Petit Parisien a rating that was much too high. The coffee I had and poor service were well below a 3 star rating...
Eli B.
5/31/2024
Stopped in for a treat. Nice feeling place. Had the Foie gras, fig confit, organic sea salt sandwich. Most expensive sandwich on the menu at $36 for a mid sized sandwich. I deliberated and did it....
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