NOT recommended for American tourists!…read more
As visitors to France, I understand Americans don't have a great reputation. Sometimes it's warranted & sometimes it's just cultural differences. That said, my family and I went to dinner here for Christmas Eve based on their positive reviews and holiday availability. The treatment was appalling under the guise of French hospitality. My mother-in-law has a stomach condition so would not be eating due to the prix fixe menu - my sister-in-law politely explained this. She lives here, is a teacher, and speaks fluently. This was not taken well, and the server complained to her that they shouldn't have given us that table and our hotel had booked our reservation for 6 etc. All besides the point because from a business perspective I understand how that kind of miscommunication can cause issues, BUT the server proceeded to later gossip to another table RIGHT next to our ours that Americans are so rude and explaining what had happened. This was all unsolicited (maybe she was friends with that table, but I do not consider that a valid excuse) and we were extremely polite. We were at a table in the middle of the room, so uncomfortable because we felt like we couldn't even speak/smile. Other tables were staring at us after they also all overheard the server's conversation.
Unless you're desperate for a meal on a holiday when most restaurants are closed, skip this one. We kept trying to keep the mood light as this was also my sister-in-law's birthday, but the food wasn't impressive enough to make up for the poor attitude and atmosphere. My braised beef was more than 1/3 tough fat and the sauce on the potatoes was too salty to eat (and I love salty!). Have to give at least 1 star so...prices are decent for a 3-course meal!
