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Since 1978, La Petite Maison has charmed its dinner guests with
some of the best French contemporary cuisine in Colorado Springs. Owner and Chef,
Henri Chaperont, oversees every detail of the food served and makes it the reason
you'll come back again and again. All of the dishes are prepared to order using carefully
chosen fresh ingredients and herbs from their own gardens.
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The
menu features savory flavors and tastes from a variety of
cuisines and cultures, and includes meat, fresh fish, lamb,
pork, duck and pasta dishes prepared in |
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Hours: |
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Dinner: |
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Tues-Sat, 5:00
- 10:00 pm |
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Sunday 5:00 - 9:00
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Closed on Mondays. |
Play Petanque
on our new court. |
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Wine List: |
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The
wine list has been voted Best Restaurant Wine List in "Best of
the Springs" by the Colorado Springs Independent, combining good value with a high
quality selection. |
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Private Dining: |
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La
Petite Maison can comfortably accommodate large groups for lunch or
dinner. A private dining room can seat between 15 and 25 people. Smaller groups up to 10 can be seated
at one table, or two or three tables can be arranged near each other for groups from 10 to
14. Our beautiful patio seats 48. |
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Contact us by Email for Private Dining requests, or by phone at
719-632-4887. |
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Patio
Dining: |
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Perfect during
our warm Colorado days. Just the right amount of sunshine! Our comfortable patio can
seat up to 48 people. |
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Payment: |
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American Express, Diners Club, Carte
Blanche, Discover, MasterCard, VISA,
and personal checks. |
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the traditions of the classics with a contemporary flair. On any given night,
Desserts may include Creme Brulee au Cardemon, Tarte Tatin with Creme
Fraiche, Chocolate Pate with Lavender Creme Anglaise, Souffle (Grand
Marnier, Chocolate, Berries) and Housemade Ice Cream and Sorbets. |
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La Petite Maison is
located in a restored Victorian cottage built in 1894 on the historic West Side of
Colorado Springs. The restaurant opened for business in June of 1978, and has dedicated
itself to the continuous quality and attention to detail that make it a truly great
restaurant. |
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While dining in one
of the two dining rooms in this beautifully appointed cottage, you will enjoy the elegant
air of the restaurant, as well as the quiet and friendly atmosphere of a home that will
make you and your dinner companions feel as though you're the only guests. The servers are
attentive and unobtrusive. |
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"This is probably the best in Colorado
Springs, as far as we've found. Service is perfect. As near as we could see, there were
only one or two waitstaff with busboys; but, the flow was incredible. We never knew our
waitress by name, never asked for anything--it was just there. The presentation is as
appealing as the taste.This is a must if in Colorado Springs and well worth the drive up
from Denver. It is becoming more popular by the minute. Everyone I send loves it as much
as I do!" |
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Gabby
Gourmet of the Denver Restaurant Guide |
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The Zagat Survey of
restaurants of the Rocky Mountain Region rated La Petite Maison in
the top category of "extraordinary to perfection": |
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"Most agree that this long-time Colorado
Springs French restaurant is "totally charming" and "delightfully
romantic"; "don't miss the wine list" say oenophiles;
the service and quality of preparation are "consistently
excellent"; in sum, "a terrific" experience." |
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Zagat Survey Rating of 27 |
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