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Le Petit Marche, a comfy, cozy French bistro in north Brooklyn Heights, is a welcoming eatery, with a casual dress code, that features live entertainment along with delicious French fare.

Le Petit Marche will soon be featuring a new Spring menu, with new dishes they are very excited about, so be sure to make a trip back in a few weeks! Current dishes include Salmon Tartar ($11) and Escargot ($9.75) appetizers, which are delightfully followed by Steak Frites (grass-fed sirloin steak served with green peppercorn sauce or garlic butter, $25), or marmite dieppoise, which is seafood stew (cods, clams, mussels, and scallops) with a nicely textured white creme sauce ($26).

Le Petit Marche, 46 Henry St. (between Cranberry and Middagh streets in Brooklyn Heights), serves dinner 7 days a week from 5:30 pm to 11 pm. All major credit cards are accepted. Call (718) 858-9605 or visit www.BkBistro.com.

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