Le Blueberry — Restaurant in Carpentras

This is quite a story :)

The place was completely empty. It was raining. I came alone to eat and work quietly on my laptop. I sat at a table with four seats so I could eat and work. After the food come, the waitress refused to put the food down at my table, told me I had to sit at a single table.

I explained that I wanted to work and eat, and pointed out the place was completely empty.

She refused to give me my food, so I left.

That's when things got fun. The owner chases me out. I tried to explain but he was too busy hitting me and trying to steal my MacBook to listen

Anyway, eventually, after he took my glasses, I went back in and paid the 14 Euros.

I'm a sixty year old geek, btw. Not exactly a professional criminal.

... and no, they did not have reservations. The waitress said she didn't know if anyone was coming in

... and yes, after being hit and physically shoved multiple times over what is basically a civil matter, I did throw the pizza on...

Malaucene is at the foot of one of the main routes up Mount Ventoux, so one expects to see cyclists in numbers in town. In a busy street with plenty of competition, Le Blueberry caught our eye when we were looking for lunch, because it exuded a friendly atmosphere and was very busy. There was lycra in profusion and cycles propped in every available space nearby, but the service was quick and friendly and the food was local in style and very acceptable. Wine was attractively priced - not necessarily the case in Provence. The special cyclists' menu was a nice idea. ||||It was noticeable that there was a large number of locals eating here, always a good sign, and the factor which influenced our choice. We did...

Malaucene is at the foot of one of the main routes up Mount Ventoux, so one expects to see cyclists in numbers in town. In a busy street with plenty of competition, Le Blueberry caught our eye when we were looking for lunch, because it exuded a friendly atmosphere and was very busy. There was lycra in profusion and cycles propped in every available space nearby, but the service was quick and friendly and the food was local in style and very acceptable. Wine was attractively priced - not necessarily the case in Provence. The special cyclists' menu was a nice idea. ||||It was noticeable that there was a large number of locals eating here, always a good sign, and the factor which influenced our choice. We did...