French Cuisine
Experience refined French flavors in the heart of Lawrenceville. At Poulet Bleu, every detail creates a dining experience that is both elegant and inviting.


Our private dining offers an intimate setting, personalized service, and a menu designed to make every gathering unforgettable.

Poulet Bleu brings the essence of Paris to Lawrenceville with bold flavors, an open kitchen, and a vibrant atmosphere. From delicate small plates to rich entrées and indulgent desserts, every visit feels like a culinary escape.



Who is Poulet Bleu?
Poulet Bleu is the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group's French-inspired bistro on Butler Street in Lawrenceville. It brings classic Parisian bistro fare and a blue-and-white farmhouse aesthetic to one of Pittsburgh's most walkable neighborhoods.
What is Poulet Bleu best known for?
Guests return for the French onion soup, escargot, steak frites, and made-to-order chocolate soufflé.
What is the wine program like at Poulet Bleu?
Our wine list includes more than 60 bottles and another 30 wines by the glass. It features a distinctive selection of Alsatian wines, along with classic French cocktails such as the Brandy Alexander and French 75.
When is Poulet Bleu open?
Poulet Bleu serves dinner Tuesday through Saturday and is closed Sunday and Monday. Reservations open at midnight 30 days in advance and fill quickly, so plan ahead.
Where is Poulet Bleu located?
We're at 3517 Butler Street in Lawrenceville, tucked among the rowhouses on one of Pittsburgh's best-known restaurant strips. It's an easy stop before or after exploring Lawrenceville's shops and galleries.
Does Poulet Bleu take reservations?
Yes. We recommend booking through OpenTable well in advance because tables at this Lawrenceville French bistro are consistently in high demand. Reservations open at midnight 30 days in advance, with new availability added daily.
Is Poulet Bleu good for a romantic night out?
Absolutely. The candlelit, farmhouse-style French dining room, wicker and brass details, and relaxed bistro pacing make Poulet Bleu one of Pittsburgh's most romantic dinner spots.
What should I order on my first visit?
Start with the escargot or pâté, then order the steak frites or seasonal fish. Don't skip the chocolate soufflé. Because it's made to order, ask your server to put it in early.

3517 Butler St
Pittsburgh, PA 15201