Le Bistrot Pierre in Leicester

Lovely restaurant and environment. Very friendly staff and service, full English breakfast was delicious with high quality ingredients. Maybe would've preferred hot chocolate to be more chocolate-y and less milky like a latte but overall a great experience.

Nice French style restaurant in Leicester city centre.Ideal for couples and friends.Has a 2-3 course menu with fixed price until 6 pm.It has really good decoration and illumination.It's better to book a table on weekends.Has special selection of products for Valentine's Day.Medium price.Most of starters and main have meat but there are vegetarian options too.

Decent way to spend a Tuesday night. Staff very friendly and helpful. Good atmosphere. Food OK.

Nothing wrong with the place or the waitresses there . It’s just the manager, she has been asked to solve our issue which was( Having a chewy steak which I believe that was not considered as a stranded steak as it should be and as its known) no offense but the manager was a bit unprofessional and she was trying to defense their side instead of solving the problem and talk normally with low volume I guess she needs to build some customer service skills . This was the first time and the last will never go again and will never consider it to friends.

Lovely atmosphere, excellent service and food. Thoroughly enjoyed my meal and the whole experience. They also have a rewards scheme for customers. Will definitely be going there again.

Went early on a Saturday evening. Busy and buzzing. Service was good and food OK. I would prefer my burger less well done and I probably should have changed when the waiter explained he couldn't promise medium rare. But my mushroom fricassee starter was good, and the tarte au citron was super lemony, so I was happy in the end :-)

This is my first time to have lunch here. It's my first date after long years being single. I've ordered Halloumi burger. Not very entirely sure about this burger to be quite frankly. The most irritating part of this bistro restaurant was the constant interruption from waitress while I was having conversation with my date. I think they should leave their customers alone after serving their orders.

Randomly decided to have lunch here. Previously, always walk by and never thought of twice to stop for a meal. Glad we stopped and they had a table available. Love the interior decor. Option on nice big window seating or you can site further in away from the natural light for a more cozier atmosphere. Waiting service is excellent no issues and friendly. A few dietery and gluten free options available which always a plus. Prices are great and the food was very tasty and perfectly seasoned for my taste buds. Manager was very polite and personable. For a traditional French and English meal and good service with out spending too much I would highly recommend. Will visit again to try out more of their cruises.

At first we were sat on the smallest possible table for 5 people with a post inbetween 2 people. We asked to move to a larger table and considering the restaurant was half empty they said we could move but would need to vacate the table in 2 hours for a booking. Not a problem. We had afternoon tea. The bread on the sandwiches was dry, imagine the kind of sandwiches that would be left at the end of a party! The scone was delicious. The pasty on the tart has gone mushy. The meringue in the Eton mess had melted into the cream - I imagine they are made in the morning and there was very little cream in the eclair. It was such a disappointment as normally the food there is delicious but I don't think I'll be rushing back for an afternoon tea!

Always the place to celebrate special days .. Mum and Dad loved it and now I go there to remember them . Food is always lovely and it's easy to earn treats. Yesterday we had a complimentary bottle of wine for my birthday, that went nicely with our 3course lunch all coming in at £35