"Everything I had was amazing. My grandparents recently had a party there for their 60th wedding anniversary and it was perfect. We had our own room where we could be as silly and merry as we wanted, without disturbing anyone. The food was impecable. It probably the fanciest restaurant I've ever been to... I almost had a heart attack when the waited unfolded my napkin for me... and then it was re-folded when I returned from the bathroom. The service was great; they definitely kept the wine flowing... It was a great night. A perfect treat for the family and a great way to celebrate
a special occasion."
Written by Colleen B on 7/3/2008.
"The food here is amazing. Great place for a special event or just an outstanding meal. You will have to spend a little more than most restaurants, but its worth it. The head chef came out several times just to chat and give out free samples of fresh dessert cookies they were working on in the back."
Written by Glenn S. on 11/7/2008."
"Amazing French restaurant located in suburbs. Everything is detailed oriented and service is top quality. This is our second visit to Le Titi de Paris this year and both times we were amazed by great tasting food and great wine selection. We love 4 course meal with recommended wines. If you are lucky, chef Maddox will serve dinner personally on the slow day."
Written by Rui M. on 3/19/2008.
"My best friend recently held her rehearsal dinner here, and I've gotta say it was the most glamorous, mouth-watering rehearsal dinner I have ever attended. The restaurant is voted something like "Chicagoland's best-dressed restaurant", and it certainly was. The bridal party took over the entire place, but all the dresses, suits and ties definitely fit in here. Hand-painted delicate murals drape the walls, soft candlelight floods each white-cloth laden table, and drinks and appetizers were constantly offered by the excellent staff. The attendees' garb and staff weren't the only thing that deserves a place on the "best list", however... on to the main event: dinner.
Since it was a larger rehearsal party, there was a set menu, but there were still a tasteful amount of options given. I opted for the butternut squash soup which was creamy and thick and wonderful; the beef which was done exactly to my liking, and the dessert plate filled with unique little treats (rhubarb sorbet, chocolate mouse, fruity creme brulee cups).
A lovely evening was augmented to even greater heights by the luxurious French feel of Le Titi de Paris. If you're ever in Arlington Heights, don't pass this place by; it's exquisite.
Now, the real question: can anyone tell me what "Le Titi de Paris" actually means...?"
Written by Kate K. on 9/13/2006.
