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I only wanted to eat at Angelina if I could avoid the long lines they're known for. Upon realizing the famed tea room & patisserie had a Versailles location, I decided to try my luck while visiting the chateau. Though there were half a dozen parties ahead of my group, the line monitor assured us we'd be seated shortly, & within 10-15 minutes, we were led to one of their dining rooms. We shared: -- Croque Monsieur (18,50 €): packed a lot of béchamel richness in its small size. -- Salade Caesar (23,50 €): high-quality chicken, perfectly dressed greens. -- Quiche au Chèvre et Tomate (17 €): classic combination of creamy, tangy goat cheese & tomato. -- Mont Blanc (10,50 €): chestnut puree piped like vermicelli strands over whipped cream & meringue. Unique, not overly sweet, & a wonderful introduction to chestnut puree! -- Tourbillon Framboise (11 €): a delicate macaron tower of raspberries & white chocolate ganache. Take away option is also available for a shorter wait time, but we relished taking a break at the restaurant between touring the apartments & the gardens.
Offshoot of the celebrated patisserie in the Versailles palace. We ate in the restaurant though there is takeaway available. We ate sandwiches and pastries in addition to hot chocolate. You order first and then get seated. It's not a cheap meal but it's a vibe to drink some luxurious hot chocolate in a palace. They were out of the veggie sandwiches when we ordered but they were apologetic and the woman helping us was super sweet.
This is the absolute most Parisian thing to do really. Go to Versailles, eat at Le Cafe de Angeline and drink le chocolate chaud. I mean So cliché right?! Well I totally fumbled. I should have ordered " deux Parisian petite déjeuner avec chocolate chaud puit après le petite déjeuner deux café s'il vous plaît. " but no I ordered it with cafe au lait. So I bought trois bouteille au chocolaté chaud pour le maison. Anyway this is another location with excellent service and ambiance. They truly do appreciate when we at least try to speak the language. If this is something you wish to do this is a must have for any trip to Paris!! DO NOT MISS IT!
This location in the palace delivers prepared foods, cafe, pastries, and chocolate consistent with the other locations. The service here was very fast and efficient. The hosts were very friendly and helpful. The cafè provided a much needed "pick me up" to get us through the morning. Stop by and give them a try. There are two lines upon entering, ordering from the full menu to the left and only ordering cafe, juice, sandwiches, and pastries to the right. When ordering from the cafe, there are a few rooms down the hallway to sit and enjoy (not just the room to your immediate right of the ordering counter). Have a seat, rest your legs, and enjoy your cafe!
Angelina was a surprisingly great dining option inside the Palace of Versailles. Just a quick pro tip: if you decide to eat here at the start of your tour, the way the flow is set up will actually place you at the end of the exhibit. Once you leave the restaurant and follow the path, you'll be kicked out of the palace within a minute. If that happens, you'll need to backtrack to rejoin the tour--kind of annoying, but manageable if you know ahead of time. Now onto the food. I ordered the raviolis, and they were surprisingly filling. Others in my group went with the quiche, which came out as a huge portion--definitely a satisfying lunch. The real star of the show was the famous hot chocolate. It's not just hot cocoa--it's essentially melted chocolate in a cup. Incredibly rich and dessert-like. If you're sharing, consider asking for an extra cup because it's that intense--but absolutely worth trying. All in all, Angelina is a great stop for a meal or sweet treat while exploring Versailles.
We stopped here for a late breakfast while visiting Versailles. My husband had the French breakfast which was very filling it included their famous hot chocolate which was amazing and their fresh orange juice which was out of the world tasty. I had the goat cheese and spinach quiche with salad and it was delicious. The quiche was so light and fluffy. They also had wonderful looking pastry you could order unfortunately we were stuffed. The service was great our waiter sat us by the window and was very helpful. Definitely recommend stopping here. They also have a cafe if you just want to have a quick bit and not a full sit down meal.
This was one of my favorite restaurants during my trip to Paris. I got chicken supreme (Suprême de volaille aux morilles) with mashed potatoes. I recommend the Mushroom Ravioli with Summer Truffle (Ravioli aux champignons) since I tried some of my bf's dish. We both agreed this was the best pasta we had in our entire trip. The sauce of the ravioli is what impressed us as it had this amazing taste which I think is called the Grana Padano cream. I am referencing the picture of the menu I attached in this review to find the items were ordered. I highly recommend trying out the pasta here. The wine was amazing as well, we got red wine which I do not remember which one it was exactly. I just know you pair this wine with chicken, and it was strong in a good way! They also have a great selection of pastries.
Well, this review is for the sandwich bar and not for the restaurant on our visit for.palacw versailles. There was a long line to get ourselves in for lunchtime, so we opted for the sandwich bar. Even the sandwich bar had a long line, and by the time we were ready to order, most of the vegetable sandwiches ran out. We ordered italian pasta, desert, and sandwich mozzarella tomato. Italian pasta was good, but the sandwich was very mediocre. The desert was wonderful. High prices ok food. The staff is friendly. There are places to sit and eat. There are restrooms closer by.
You can say you dined in a royal castle. More like the crowded back room for servants with no view or fanciful decor. Not recommended ~ just waiting in line during peak lunch could take over an hour...which we did. The relief of finally being seated will be forgotten waiting to be served. Then it is the wait for your lunch order. Then it is the disappointment of the mediocre meal. Not fulfilling the Angelina reputation of the other location(s), but alas, a moment to handle a fork in a historical chateau.
Expected snacks Angelina was a busy place when we arrived with a line leading to a point where it was split into two, one for the restaurant and one for grabbing drinks and sandwiches. From that snack side, I got two ham and cheese sandwiches called Parisian, and some lemonade. I expected my sandwiches would be a lot of bread and not much filling, and they were, so I added the filling from one to the other and just ate that one. The tough bread made eating slow, as tourists we were in a hurry to continue our visit, so eating one sandwich was a good idea. Our wait for the snack side was about 20 or 30 minutes, the restaurant was much longer. They have a couple of rooms where you can sit to eat, we got lucky and got a table in the first room. In fact, I left the line and grabbed the table, so I didn't actually interact with the food distributor and cashier. I do know the sandwiches were brought out in batches from the back, I don't know if they were just made or made much earlier. Likely doesn't matter.
Arrived to the Chateau Versailles and in need of some food. While in search for a place to eat, saw Angelina. This place was on my to try list, so why mot try it here. Short wait to be seated - options for snacking (choose your items at the counter then find seating) or restaurant (sit down service). We opted for the restaurant. The menu is a QR code but they have paper menus if asked. Wanted the Parisian Breakfast but was told it was too late to be ordered. Noticed many others also tried to order as well. Might be a good idea to note the times on the menu since so many were ordering it just to be told it was unavailable. Ended up ordering the ravioli - didn't really have a lot of flavor. Hubs ordered the club sandwich - it was tasty. Had to order the hot chocolate. At €8.50 per cup, not worth it. It was ok. Glad to have tried it, but for me it was pricey for what you get. Should've gone through the smacking line instead as there were less expensive items to order.
As one of the only cafes inside Versailles, the wait was fairly long. Once you do get inside though it is rather nice. I tried the Napoleon, which was so delicious. We also had the famous hot chocolate, which was a bit too bitter and thick for us (blame the American tastebuds...). It's a good stop if you need a break from touring the palace, but overall it was overpriced and nothing special.
I got exactly what I was expecting with this visit: good food, bad service, average ambiance. It took approximately 30 minutes of standing in line to be sat, the service was incredibly slow and we kept having to ask for water to be refilled. The ambiance was surprisingly loud given the posh intention of the dining rooms, it is interesting to be sat where royals once entertained guests, but it wasn't worth the steep cost of simple items such as the $25 avocado toast and $13 hot chocolate. On that note, the hot chocolate that hits the top 3 best in the world on many TikTok lists was good. Like very good. It's not the kind of drink you can have every day, the sweetness had to be offset with 3 or 4 full glasses of water, but all in all the food experience was on point.
4 years ago
On a recent visit to Versailles, my family and I sat down for lunch after touring the palaces for a couple of hours. We ate in the full service section, which enabled us to skip the long line. It was more expensive than the counter service side but food and service were well worth it. The food was innovative and tasted great. It really far exceeded our expectations. In terms of quality and taste, I'd say it was one of the top 5 meals we had during our stay in Paris. The restaurant also offered free wifi which was a nice touch. read more
We had a great lunch at Angeline's takeaway counter after touring Versailles and before heading out to the gardens. My husband had the ham sandwich and I tried one with goat cheese, both were delicious! We shared the butternut soup which was amazing! For dessert we tried one of their well-reviewed Mont Blanc. I was surprised to find the entire thing was nothing more than cream with a tiny wafer at the bottom. The icing was similar to a cooked chocolate frosting with too much powdered sugar and not enough cocoa. We couldn't possibly eat all the cream. It was just not for us. Later in the day, we found another Angeline's cafe near Le Petit Trianon. We shared a big croissant with two chocolat chauds. This was our favorite croissant in all of Paris! Perfect flaky layers, crisp outside, soft inside and amazing buttery flavor! Mmm! Sorry, there are no pictures of the foods we enjoyed, we were too busy gobbling them up! read more
Founded in 1903. Would be pretty cool if French Royalty founded this themselves. I'm kidding. Just wanted to try some traditional French desserts here. Mixed bag of macaroons and a dessert I couldn't even pronounce yet alone write here. Wish we could have tried the sit down but it was unavailable at the time. read more
I give this Angelina location a giant "NOPE"! To some extent, I don't expect the Versailles location to be anywhere as good as the city ones. And it wasn't - by a long shot. We stopped for lunch on a weekday and neither the restaurant nor the Chateau was especially busy. There were no lines for sit down, nor any at the takeaway. Despite that, we sat for a good 10 minutes before our server bothered to stop. Unlike most Parisian servers, she wasn't overtasked, she just wasn't working very hard. I ordered the famed Chocolat Chaud - which wasn't served "chaud" at all, merely lukewarm. FAIL. I ordered their quiche of the day, and about 1/3 of the way through I found a piece of plastic in in. Ok, now I'm going to complain - the server did take it back. FAIL. My new quiche arrived with a rather stern warning that I "may" find ANOTHER piece of plastic in there and it was from the cheese wrapping, and if so they wouldn't be getting me another. What the everloving fuck, yo? I didn't even know what to do with that other than eat carefully. Thankfully, slice 2 was plastic free. If you have no concerns at all about food safety and enjoy paying a premium to be treated like shit, then you'll love this location. Everyone else, run far away. read more
3 years ago
We arrived at around noon on a Sunday and the wait was about 20 minutes. I asked if a dish "was good" which is the American way of asking for the servers opinion. Unfortunately, the server (blonde older woman, lots of makeup) seemed to have taken offense and said "you are in Versailles, everything is good!" Yikes, very rude. I ordered the Parisan Salmon salad. The service was delayed a bit but we didn't mind, we didn't have any other plans today and figured sitting down in Versailles with a glass of wine in hand, who cares we're fine. I took a bite of the salad.... They did something bad to it. Maybe it was the homemade Mayo, maybe it was the other ingredients... I hope that's what it was. I have reasoned with myself why they couldn't have had time to do this as they are busy and is a line cook really going to make time to do this in a kitchen... in Versailles?! And yet... it tasted off. Maybe their Salmon salad tastes gross maybe a cook in the back took a shot at a stupid American that needed to "learn a lesson." The server kept asking me, and only me if I liked everything. I was starving to ate it and convinced myself that there wasn't actually something that didn't belong in my salad. I hope it was just because she proved that everything is good at Versailles and I'm a stupid American. I've dined at many Michelin Star establishments and while this is not in that category, the service isn't even good enough for McDonalds much less Versailles. I will not return. Do not come here if you are American. read more
6 years ago
Do not come here after 3 pm. They run out of a lot of items and do not serve warm dishes after 3 pm. We tried ordering and our server kept running off to help someone else or get something for another table. We were left ordering a coke, 2 Monte Carlos and 2 Nordiques. The Monte Carlo is supposed to be their signature dessert and we found it way too sweet to eat or enjoy. We left one completely on the table. The Nordique wasn't bad; however, it was exceedingly bland and had no flavor which was disappointing for €26. I expected more from this experience. If it hadn't been conveniently located during the audio tour we would have given it a pass. read more
This was one of my definite places to try while in Paris and we got very lucky that they had a location inside the Palace of Versailles. After a long morning of touring this incredible palace we had worked up an appetite and decided to stop in for table service at Angelina! We had to wait a little while as today was Bastille Day in France so they were pretty busy but once we sat down we were served very quickly. Our server was named Manoa (Mia) a lovely young lady. She was quick with taking our order and extremely kind and friendly. I ordered the Croque Monsieur, my husband ordered the Quiche and my daughter ordered the Crab Tartare. The ordering system was very efficient which meant the server typed the order into a handheld device which sent the order straight to the kitchen. This allowed time for your drinks to arrive. Interesting fact about Paris dining is that a glass of Coke, water or tea is more expensive than ordering a glass of wine! Go figure! Anyway, our dishes arrived very quickly. My Croque Monsieur was not as tasty as the one I had enjoyed the day before but the food was not the real reason why I came to Angelina's. Both my husband's and daughters meals were acceptable. Now for the finale which was the Angelina Hot Chocolate. This hot chocolate is nothing like you have ever tasted. The presentation is so pretty. The chocolate arrives in a cute little teapot with matching cups along with a mini cup of salted whip cream to take the edge off all of that rich and thick hot chocolate. It is so creamy and not all watery like you drink at home. When I took my first drink I felt like Augustus Gloop did when he fell into the chocolate river in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. It was so luscious and divine! I wasn't sure we were going to be able to finish all of it but with my family being such huge chocolate lovers, we polished it off in no time. I loved the fact that the whip cream had a salty taste and really added to the flavor of the hot chocolate. Would I drink it again?? In a heartbeat! Although we had planned on having dessert, all the ones we wanted to try were sold out so we just made the hot chocolate our dessert which was the right thing to do since it sent us into the Palace gardens in a sugar coma..... I am really glad I can dream of Angelina's hot chocolate when I get back home. A fun experience for all! read more
If you can hold off eating until you get out of the palace, or unless you have money to blow, I would recommend you not come here. The food is mediocre at an INSANE price. We ordered sandwiches. SANDWICHES!!! Each was €25-26.... and it's not even that impressive. I appreciated that the bread was toasted and the sandwich is hot... but still. Wow. The iced chocolate is very good. Very delicious. Also very expensive but worth it. It comes in a tiny cup and is quite thick so I recommend adding water (or milk if they have). You can taste the quality of the chocolate!!! So good. If you do decide to eat here, definitely try to get it before 12:30 as the line starts to get pretty intense!! It's the only restaurant inside the palace. read more
I am well aware that Angelina is famous for their hot chocolate and pastries such as the Mont Blanc and the Mille Feuille, but this review is strictly for our lunch experience at their Château de Versaillle location. Inside the château there aren't many dining options and it is completely impractical to spend half a day to go outside and eat and come back. So we decided to go to Angelina, which is at least a name with a fame that we are familiar with. Knowing that this is Angelina in Paris, we were ready to pay exorbitant prices - 23 Euros (approximately US$32) for a club sandwich and 24 Euros for an order of ravioli, and we had no problem with that. The problem is that it failed to impress. Maybe ordering a sandwich at Angelina is a mistake, but at that moment I really wanted a sandwich for lunch. Unfortunately, it was completely below expectations. Instead of thick slices of fresh chicken breast meat (which I've had at other places in Paris) I got thinly sliced deli-type pressed meat. The salad was good though - very fresh and the dressing was tasty. The presentation looks pretty but the problem with placing the salad on top of the sandwich is that the dressing will make the bread soggy. The roasted potatoes that came with the sandwich was the only winner. The baby potatoes were perfectly roasted, served very hot, and seasoned with an herb butter with a rich aroma of rosemary. YUM! The truffle ravioli was really mediocre at best. There really wasn't any rich flavor and fragrance of truffle. The ravioli were thin and delicate, their filling quite tasty. However, they were dry and appeared that the dish has been standing for a while before being brought to our table. Again, the salad was very fresh and the dressing was good. Service was slow - NOT Paris slow but management slow. There was only one server working at our section of 10+ tables. She was a sweetheart! She was working her buns off nonstop and still maintained a smile on her face. Her service was an A+ but she needed help. I was totally surprised that they were under-staffed. HELLO! This is the Château de Versaillle. Please don't tell me that you are expecting a slow day. read more
6 years ago
The hot chocolate speaks for itself. Tried to go to the location close to the Louvre but the line was crazy. The following day, while visiting the Luxembourg Gardens, found an Angelina's store with no line. Since it was almost closing time they can only do takeout. So we got the hot chocolate and it was as good as the reviews said. Rich and creamy, perfect during that cold winter evening. read more
FAMOUS hot chocolate in Paris, but this location is conveniently inside Versailles you have the option of eating inside OR eating at the express cafe BUT you cannot take your food/drinks out of the seating area (i'm sure for preservation of the premises) --hot chocolate: got a hot fresh cup & a bottle of it to take home.. although I bought the bottle w/o trying the hot chocolate first.. MISTAKE.. really don't understand why it's so famous.. it was just okay wish we could of tried the beautiful desserts, but we just weren't hungry! NOTE: there's a bathroom here just for customers which is PERFECT since the line for the bathroom outside is RIDICULOUS read more
Love the rooms here. Some seating areas have painting and are gorgeous. Best got chocolate I've ever had literally like drinking liquid chocolate. Also the mont blanc is for sure the best dessert as it is a classic too. The chestnut cream is delicious. Souvenirs are also well priced if you wanted to buy some goods to take home. Great place to stop for a break while strolling the palace. Not 5 stars because trust me you shouldn't use the bathrooms there. read more
Absolutely fantastic! One of the best meals in France. Chestnut Soup is unbelievably good. I almost ordered a second bowl. That good! Waitstaff are efficient and helpful. The beet salad is also a stand out. Desert. Heaven. Forgot to take a photo. Excellent wine list. Order champagne... You're at Versailles. Such a great experience I want to try their original location in Paris. read more
First I would like to say that the hot chocolate they serve here is the best hot chocolate I have ever had! I cannot recommend it anymore. However, the reason why this review is only 3 out of 5 stars is because the roast beef I ordered here was hard and chewy. The mashed potatoes that came along with it were just okay. I think this place serves good drinks and small treats, if you are wanting a meal I suggest you go somewhere else. The quality of the food is not worth the price. read more
9 years ago
Really enjoyed our mid day meal at Angelina's. Of course it's overpriced because you're dining inside Versailles. If you're looking for a more reasonable priced lunch or snack - goto the cafe instead. If you want a nice sit down brunch or lunch. This is the spot! You can even have tea time, with petite sandwiches and desserts. My friend and I actually wanted to do this, but they stop serving after 3? so we did not get a chance to partake. We did however have an amazing meal. Truffle Ravioli was amaze! So flavorful - it was my fav. Lobster Salad was light and refreshing with lots of chunks of lobster. We obviously HAD to have a class of champagne and their signature Mont Blanc dessert which I could've done without. It did not taste fresh and this might be because we were some of the last diners, so most of the desserts were sold out. Also, during the end of our meal we saw 2 mice chillin' in the dining area. Our waitress tried to explain that it was such a huge area, and since connected to the outdoors, mice are a regular problem. I didn't quite mind it because I understood, but there were other annoying patrons that were screaming and trying to stand on chairs. I found that unnecessary and annoying. All in all food was impressive for such a touristy place. read more
9 years ago
After working up an appetite while touring the Chateau de Versailles, we decided to grab a quick lunch from Angelina. We did not eat in the actual restaurant so our menu options were limited. We ordered a few pastries, the Millefeuille and Tart Citrone, and they were both excellent choices. The sandwich we ordered was good too. It would not be complete without trying their famous hot chocolate which I was not a fan of. It was overpriced and too rich. In the end, we enjoyed our visit. read more
We absolutely enjoyed eating our lives here while on our visit to Versailles. The desserts were we absolutely enjoyed eating our lives here while on our visit to Versailles. The desserts were absolutely fabulous truly truly enjoyed them. I had the croque-monsieur which was delicious. The desserts were incredible period when in the area again we will definitely eat next time we come back. read more
A short trip from Paris to see the Palace of Versailles is well worth it, but a meal at this particular Angelina isn't. I visited the flagship Angelina on Rue de Rivoli later on, and looking back, this menu is much more limited. The chocolat chaud is absolutely amazing, but the food seemed rather so-so and lacking. And expensive for what I got. read more
8 years ago
9 years ago
After walking what felt like miles through the Versailles gardens we found this little restaurant near the Petit Trianon that was a perfect stop for an afternoon snack. We had some juices and shared a chocolate eclair which was delicious and a strawberry pasty. Both were delicious. Great stop for some pastries to keep you going through Versailles! read more
4 years ago
7 years ago
I was so excited to see there was an Angelina restaurant at Chateau Versailles. After dealing with mobs of tourists and Instagram girls pushing everyone around so they can get their phony selfie of themselves in the Chateau, it was a little slice of calm and elegance. The kitchen stops serving the hot dishes at 4:00 so I ordered the Angelina salmon salad which was fresh, healthy, and beautifully presented. Paired with chilled coupe of Jacquart champagne, it was absolute solitude and bliss. Great wait staff and they where so kind to the little girl seated next to me celebrating her birthday. The desserts looked amazing. Of course, they serve their famous hot chocolate! There is a little shop at the entry to purchase famous Angelina (which was founded in 1903) tea, chocolate, and other yummies. read more
6 years ago
France is consistent I will say that. During our two week vacation, consistent stank face, poor service at practically every restaurant. Twenty minutes to take our order again, then another couple sits down and they get their order taken first???? WTF- The food was okay, but when the service is subpar, the food tastes worse. Now I know why we are called "Rude Americans" because when you visit France and you get pissed off at RUDE Europeans, you act RUDE. I saw nothing endearing about the people I interacted with; however, I had the chicken Cesar Salad and an eclair and hubby had basically a fish sandwich and creamy soup- It was okay thus three stars. read more
7 years ago
The only reason why I eat in this place is really because of the convenience. It is located inside the Versailles palace and I think they also have one in louvre. I didn't expect much from their menu and food. It's a bit overpriced but the service was good. Food was so so, nothing special about the salad nor fish. They have good selection of desserts. read more
6 years ago
Greatly surprised by the food at Angelina! A bit pricy but very tasty and considering the amazing location inside the castle it's definitely worth it! read more
4 years ago
Was super hungry while touring the amazing Palace of Versailles and was happy that there was an Angelina right inside the palace since the line for the one near Champ Elysees was ridiculous. Was seated right away and ordered the truffle ravioli and a cafe au lait. It's pricey but I expected it since I was in a tourist spot. The ravioli was delicious, and well portioned. I almost ordered the desserts bc that's what Angelina's is known for but opted not to due to the price, plus I was quite full. Funny because in the middle of the meal, two mice scurried across the floor. Felt bad for the waitress bc everyone kind of looked at her. She could only reply with "this is a big palace, and very old too." Hahaha I thought it was funny and totally true, the palace is hundreds of years old ofcourse there would be some mice, but I could tell other patrons were a little turned off. read more
10 years ago
It's so nice to have such a great option to stop, dine and contemplate all the ornate wonders of the Versailles Palace. It's a tad bit pricey here, but the food is great--especially dessert! The hot chocolate is one of the most richest I've ever had! This is a chain, so the consistency is there. The staff is nice enough, but only about half speak English. Definitely leave room for dessert, as this is where they shine! Anything you get will be absolutely divine! read more
7 years ago
You have to expect eating at a sit-down restaurant located inside Versailles is going to be pricey. But would you expect to pay $6.5 Euro for bread? Yes, the butter was excellent, but not for that price. Luckily, the other dishes were excellent! The king prawns pappardelle, chicken breast, mushroom ravioli and salad were all delicious! Very flavorful, creamy and cheesy, typical of Northern French foods. The dessert was amazing. Each main dish costs about $26 Euro but it was worth it. You get to sit down instead of flighting with others to find a seat outside. We would come back again but maybe we may not pay for bread next time. read more
7 years ago
Angelina is known for their hot chocolate and so I wanted to try. I'm so glad I did. It was the best hot chocolate I've ever had. It has a perfect consistency of rich, dark chocolate with a smooth silky texture. I can't wait to have another one tomorrow. read more
7 years ago
I wish I could give them 0 star. Extremely bad service! First, located at the end of the tour but still inside the Palace, it's took us back to the crazy busy line to be back to the restaurant even though the Palace employees allowed us to cut the line - they should have their own door! Next, waited for a long a month of time to be seated, a gentleman guided to the table and menus were thrown on the tables. I felt weird but thought he may be so tired. Then waited for more than 20 mins, but that employee didn't come to take the order. I thought they didn't have enough server but NO, I found he took the orders for whoever he prefers, doesn't matter if you come first! I'm done! Not wasting any time to talk to the manager, we walked out of the poor service. Location - Bad Menus - The price is set for 5 star but it is completely not worth it to try. We are staying at Hotel Du Louvre, prices are the same but extremely professional and friendly service. Employee attitude - Extremely bad read more
8 years ago
It wasn't just that I was hungry. Or tired and jetlagged. Or wanting to sit down because Versailles is one of the largest places on the planet... no. It was delicious ravioli made of truffle, parmesan cream, and mushrooms. Now mind you, they have a fancy name for it sure... but I'm not French so I won't butcher the language. I will say that my mom had the beef which they cooked perfectly and I had to make sure she wouldn't lick the plate or even dream of doing so...just because I was thinking of licking my bowl. (Insert manners here) I will say that why they don't get the 5 stars from me is that the host is a snob (to be clear the older black lady) and she is unnecessarily rude. We all get it... oh la la your French... so what. It cost $0 to be kinder to people. read more
We came here to rest for a bit after walking around Versailles and it was peaceful and the chocolate was of course delicious. We loved how thick and creamy and rich it was. We ordered some food as well and it was solid. read more
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