Maison Provence Restaurant

Amazing experience! We celebrated my birthday brunch here and they owner treated us lovely (even brought a surprise crepe and prosecco)! The food was amazing and the decoration brought me back to France. I loved the experience and would certainly recommend to everyone.

I absolutely loved this place! It was very cozy and the decor was great. I liked that they had French products for purchase as well. The food seemed very authentic. The service was great as well. The woman who waited on us was very knowledgeable, sweet and personable. We got the pâte de campagne to start. My husband and I never had it before and absolutely loved it. It reminded me of summer sausage. We ordered a bottle of Malbec which was divine. My husband got the steak and I got the duck and mushroom fettuccine. The portions were not super large and the price was very reasonable. For dessert we had ice cream with home-made chocolate sauce. I only wished there was more chocolate sauce because it was soooo good. Overall, it was a wonderful experience and we will most certainly be back.

Super cute and cozy spot! Clearly it’s a popular dinner stop for the neighborhood because it was pretty full on a Saturday night, but there’s enough space to where you don’t feel like you’re right on top of the other guests. I loved the decor and the food was yum, authentically French cuisine. I had the Snail Crepe and it was a pretty generous portion! The service was lovely as well, very genuine and welcoming energy all around :)

When you enter La Maison Provence, the 'Patron' (owner), who is from Nice I believe, welcomes you as if you're family. He is very friendly and chatty. The place is not big, but the decoration is great and charming, full of french memorabilia, and it feels very cozy. The food is rustic and excellent (some would say the potatoes are 'fantastique!'), strongly influenced by the Mediterranean coast in the South of France. Many crepes or pasta options, a vast selection of varied appetizers, and of course, desserts! It will warm up your soul. For a minute, helped by the music, you forget you're in NYC. This place has been around for many years, but re-opened recently under this new name after a 4 year hiatus. And I am so glad it did. Definitely my favorite French restaurant in NYC. Note: this re

I literally did a happy dance after having the best crêpes of my life, plus all the brunch items are only under $20! I’ve been craving french galettes and sweet crêpe, but finding something both authentic and affordable in NYC isn’t easy…until I found this cozy french restaurant in Williamsburg. Chef Lolo is the most passionate and friendly owner I’ve met. He puts thought into every detail, bringing the true taste of Southern France, using only top-quality ingredients, and genuinely caring about his customers' feedback. No surprise that they have a flawless 5-star rating on Google and Yelp! ＊Onion Soup $11 I was told this is a crowd favorite, and it instantly stole my heart. The onion soup may have looked modest, but the savory richness of swiss cheese, caramelized onions, and the bagu