Le Petit Paquet

Great place with a fun, friendly vibe. Delicious pizza with classic flavors and original/creative ones as well--something for everyone. Crust is delicious!!! Have tried two different burrata appetizers--both delicious and beautiful. Service is super friendly. Cocktails are excellent. Indoor and outdoor seating, really great in the summer. Owner/chef is an energetic, welcoming, creatively gifted human. Will definitely return.

Amazing fresh sheet, but we came for the pizza! Custom cocktails, favorite Stoup porter, and a lovely cabernet made for a happy Friday.The place was buzzing with conversation and laughter and the joy of the staff was tangible. Lovely to spend time at a place that values your patronage, well done Zephyr!

First time in and we had an amazing experience, small space, very welcoming environment and friendly staff. The Owner was very kind and checked on us and the other patrons frequently and offered information on the menu and advice on pairings. Great drink and wine selection. We had the hummus and baked feta off the fresh menu, cesar salad and a pizza, everything was 5 stars. Cant wait for our next visit. Highly recommend trying this place.

2 words sum up le petit paquet: Oh My I mean, i barely know where to begin. i'm still digesting and in food heaven so here's the quick & dirty: food? omg. pizzas? omg. fresh sheet? OMG. dessert? don't even get me started. cocktails, service, wines...all fab. more after i've had time to recover

My family and I love this restaurant. Everyone, from the staff to the patrons, feels like a big family. The pizza was excellent with unique flavors/toppings you can't get elsewhere. Also, if you like deviled eggs, their Undeviled Eggs are astonishingly good. We also liked their cocktails. Overall, this place is a hit. We've been there about 4 times and each time it's been a joy. Extra bonus is their outdoor seating.

It's that time of year event where Yelpers step it up and participate with Thank You Thursday (11/17/22).My post is for Le Petit Paquet in Shoreline's Richmond Beach neighborhood. I had scouted this spot out in September, got delayed by being waylaid by Covid, ramped up my job search, but never forgot a calendar date with a fellow Shoreliner, Yelper, and IGer on 11/16/22. We both remembered this spot as Streetzeria, but had our meetup and first visit at the newish Le Petit Paquet.Four stars for the menu items we ordered, but an added star for the service and allowing us to spend nearly 3 hours onsite and close out the business day.We are both long time Shoreline residents and put up with the short end of the culinary dining destination stick. However, most recently I have made a concerted effort to visit and dine at various indies in our home city. I have pleasantly discovered, IYKYK and that's okay that several spots fly under the radar in Shoreline.Le Petit Paquet is tiny, quirky, but dining on Wednesday discovered the upbeat, welcoming atmosphere from the get go. Lovely wait person, talented kitchen crew, tasty eats, and easy going convo made this a stellar evening. This helped tremendously after such a rollercoaster week.We both stuck with water and were kept well hydrated throughout our meal. The menu describes some interesting cocktails and other available libations though.There are salads, fresh sheet seasonal specials, signature pizzas, and desserts too. As an fyi Wednesdays also has a great deal for a bottle of wine, large salad, and a pizza for $45. Definitely check out the fresh sheet offerings!We both had salads, Caesar salad ($11) and wilted spinach ($13). I enjoyed the latter, however, would have preferred it to be not overdressed. It was puckery tart, but had to get my spinach in like Popeye, lol.For mains, selections included the Golden Gardens pizza ($22) with homemade sausage, carmelized onions, mozzarella, and tomato sauce. The dough by the way is also freshly made in house. I had the seasonal butternut squash risotto with complex flavors ($24), toothsome and a bit pricey.For dessert we split the pear cake ($11), very generously served as three large triangles. Delicious and remarkable because usually I don't gravitate to anything pear.Thank you Le Petit Paquet for a relaxing and enjoyable dinner. Nicely paced, unobtrusive service, tasty food. A welcomed gem in Shoreline and Yelp Elite approved!

We picked up a Waikiki Beach Park pizza to go late Friday afternoon. The flavor combo on this pizza, and many of the others, are unique and intriguing. However, the pork belly on this pizza was chewy rather than the melt-in-your-mouth I was hoping for. The crust at the edge was very nice, but the middle was soggy, so you couldn't pick up a slice without toppings in your lap. Dare I say, it's more of a fork and knife situation. The price is high for a 12" pizza that can't hold its own. Wood-fire brick oven prices for something that came from a stainless commercial pizza oven. If you want to spend $$$ on pizza, you're much better off at Delancey or even Demitri's in Edmonds.We sat at the bar and ordered a glass of wine while we waited for the pizza . Before the glass was empty (probably 25% left), a staff person (possibly the owner, it was not the server who poured the wine), asked if we wanted a refill. As we had been there a while and the pizza was probably almost ready, our response was much less than enthusiastic, but polite. With a smile and some convivial comments, she topped off the glass anyways, noting that it was "only 2 more sips". We could only assume it was on the house since it was clearly not another full pour. No, we were charged $11 for another glass. Not worth making a huge fuss, but it felt pushy and deceptive, and really turned us off from this place (even before trying the pizza).

Great cozy neighborhood restaurant! Friendly service, Good cocktails, yummy unique pizzas! Love the Nice vibe! I also love the salads and almost everything on the menu. What a neat special local restaurant- hope the community continue to support local businesses like this one!

What a fantastic first time experience! It's obvious from the start that the people who work here give a damn about the place. We had the date night special. For $55 we had a yummy bottle of red wine, a warm (modern) spinach salad and a delicious sausage pizza. Casual but special. Warm friendly staff. To top it off the chef/owner came by to check on us. She, too, was delightful, charming, funny. While I love me a Pagliacci pizza, I plan to be a regular here.

Absolutely delightful. Small spot yet fits several without feeling overcrowded. There is a fresh sheet that is updated or changed weekly, I believe, and it's always full of wonderful offerings. The service is attentive without being overbearing, a balance many places strive to achieve. And the food is spectacular, especially the pizzas. Cheerily named for locales, they are all served hot, delicious, and with a crust that must have been formed with magic. Parking is also plentiful.