L'Époque — Restaurant in Paris

Was having a good time until we got kicked out in a very rude way. We had payed for our drinks and was still sitting down for a time after, so it’s understandable if they wanted us to leave since we weren’t drinking anymore. But instead of asking us nicely, an angry man (that we didn’t even understand that he was working there, therefore very confusing) came and told us very rudely that we needed to leave, when we didn’t leave the second he told us to (we didn’t speak French and we didn’t understand who he was and why he asked us to leave) he started throwing us out by force and grabbed one of us in a very uncomfortable way. We did nothing to provoke this behavior except for questioning why he was throwing us out all the suddenly. Super uncomfortable situation, not ok at all.. would...

It’s crazy. We were here after Moulin Rouge. The bouncers were so rude. We had been there for an hour or so. My pregnant wife was with us so she obviously wasn’t drinking but was there for the vibes for us to have a good time with karaoke. When we she was hungry, we asked if they had food or some snacks but they said no. Ok no problem. I went to the supermarket next door to get chips. They would not let me bring it in even though I explained to them my wife was pregnant. They don’t give an F. They had no care in the world. Horrible service. Seriously, have some frozen fries that are easy to warm up. Serve that, don’t be rude to pregnant people and...

I'm not sure what happened. The place looked very alive from the outside, people went out and in and seemed to be having fun, but the bouncer wouldn't let me in. I was well dressed, well behaved, not drunk or acting strange in any way. He just yelled "buongiorno!" and shut the door in my face. Maybe they don't like Italian people? I'm not Italian by the way but I took it as a compliment, though I condemn all forms of discrimination, alleged or otherwise. All in all an interesting experience but probably wasn't worth the uber from the 11eme...