Breakfast was great service was very attentive our server Adriana was super sweet! Will definitely be back for dinner!

Paris Bistro is a hidden gem in Naperville. Sits off Rt. 59, but is pushed back from the street making it somewhat easy to miss. The inside was elegant with its large glass chandeliers and mini chandeliers over each table. Very quaint and cozy. Our Servers were great and attentive. Lastly, the food was excellent. Not a huge white wine list, but still good. Recommend you try it!

We dropped in for breakfast - it was a late Christmas celebration with multiple family members present. We had a reservation, which resulted in our being seated quickly at a table which had the right number of seats for our party. And it was a large party of 11 people. This was a breakfast/brunch get together and everyone was hungry. The menu was impressive. I had their Viva Le France waffle, which was topped with blueberrys, strawberries and whipped cream, with a side of sausage. My wife had their Toast a avocet with salmon, which was very good. The rest of our party enjoyed their food. It was cooked correctly, tasted great, and was enjoyed. The interior is quite nicely done, with woodwork and art. The bathrooms were very clean. I'd love to go back.

Found this place by accident. I was driving around looking for a breakfast restaurant. Stopped in Paris Bistro and was pleasantly surprised. The ambiance is so chic and relaxed. The service was great and the prices are reasonable. I loved the chocolate croissant, delicious! I will definitely be back for sure!

This is located close to the movie theater with plenty of parking. I dined here twice, inside and outside. Service left much to be desired the second time but it was great the first time. Food however remained consistent both times I went. Second time I had the bacon dates , lamb shank, and marjolaine. Bacon dates I would order again because I enjoyed the combination of dates, cream cheese inside, bacon was wrapped around the dates. Each bite was very palatable. Lamb shank was perfectly cooked, I didn't really need the knife because the meat can be cut easily with a fork. Mashed potatoes were creamy and bursting with flavor. Marjolaine dessert was warm and delectable.

Spring time in April affords us the opportunity to explore the beauty that surrounds us and to connect with those we hold dear to our hearts over great conversation and great food. I had the opportunity to experience this with my longtime sister and friend from undergrad at Paris Bistro in Naperville, IL. This cozy restaurant is not only cute, but is a little replica of what you might find in Paris. From the decor, to the coffee, to the entrees, to the pastries, this place has you feeling like you are dining in this romantic city. Let's begin with the coffee: some of the best coffee I have ever had! No cream or sugar needed! The Moules-frites (steamed mussels in white wine, garlic, parsley, and fresh tomato over French fries) for an appetizer was really good and was preparation for my main entree, Boeuf Bourguignon (a single crepe stuffed with slow-cooked short ribs, Bordelaise sauce, mushrooms, onion, provolone cheese). Typically, we think of crepes to be sweet. Well, this sweet & savory dish combination just hit my taste buds differently. I loved the feeling:-) Next, DESSERT! When in Paris, do as the Parisians do. Well, we are not in Paris, but this is close. So I still did as the Parisians do. I had an eclair and macarons. What a way to end this great lunch! If you are within the Chicagoland area, and love cute and unique places to eat brunch or dinner, make a reservation to Paris Bistro in Naperville. Your palate will thank you!