Petit & Keet

Came tonight for the first time. I go to their sister restaurant Cypress Social a lot. The asparagus soup was fabulous. Very good. As was the salad. The Brussel sprouts also very tasty. The curried Butternut squash was quite bland. Everything was cooked well but the flavor was lacking and curry taste light. The chicken was crusted nicely and I enjoyed this dish a lot. The tres leches was great and a must have (the carrot cake also). Everything was quite nice. The service very good. It was an 80s theme but they didnt play 80s music from 4pm as stated (I noticed Foster the People band was playing) and that was weird to me. Overall quite good just needs a kick more seasoning. Recommend.

It was a busy Wednesday evening, but we were sat immediately with a 6:30 reservation. We were greeted by Carla, an obviously experienced wait staff who was knowledgeable about the menu offerings as well as the full range of cocktails available. She provided timely service, and a sense of humor that we enjoyed immensely. We couldn’t have had a better waiter.
The appetizers, salad, and entree arrived perfectly spaced to allow one to settle before the next course was served. Aside from great food, I consider this to be the mark of a great dining experience.
Petit and Keet should be on your go to list if you’re a local, and most definitely recommended as one of the restaurants (along with her sister restaurant, Cypress Social, in Maumelle) for travelers who have heard of Little Rock’s emergence as a culinary destination. They have set the standard for excellence the last several years, and as a frequent patron of both, I can attest to the consistent quality of the food, and the competence and professionalism of their staff and management. It may be coming, but I have yet to experience an “off night” at either restaurant over dozens of visits.

Love the esthetics and ambience.. The service was phenomenal!! Loved my dinner. Had the pleasure of meeting the co owner partner. Great restaurant!!

Excellent food! (Pricey, but worth it.)

TL:DR
Amazing food, save room for incredible desserts!

First: this is a higher class eating establishment, so if you are looking for cheap, good food, go elsewhere. If you are willing to spend a bit extra for a dinner date, this is the perfect place!

Lots of seating, so the wait wasn't as long as I expected.

Appetizers are AMAZING! Brussel sprouts were crisp but tender inside, and flavorful. The Yellowfin Tuna dip was incredible, a little spicy, and a LOT of flavor!

I went basic with the chicken for my entrée, and it was perfectly cooked and the sides were great.

The desert was worth saving room for, even though I didn't really... The tres leches cake was the prefect mix of firm and spongy, and the creme brulee was so rich that I may have died for a moment after first tasting it.

Get it all - you won't be disappointed!

An eclectic restaurant in Little Rock Arkansas I didn't know about! Very well staffed and a great service. A true hidden gem with a fabulous bar with a very exotic drink selection. The food is absolutely amazing. I had the short ribs that were fork tender with a very tasty sauce. The highlight of the night was Kalie, the bartender extraordinaire! An absolute delight with a bubbly personality. A wonderful experience. Try it when in town.