Such a shame! We went, party of four to the outside tables for the 6 oysters with a glass of wine (aperitif time).
It was a rainy day not very many customers. We put two little tables together instead of crowding, squashed together around the minuscule picnic style table, and were told in no uncertain terms that that we we were not allowed to.
I understand if the restaurant is overbooked each table counts. But this day it was NOT the case and rain indeed did come ending any possibility for service outside on the square.
In the US the customer is the King! Here we left and went right down the street to Paris PĂšche. Even though it was ten minutes after the "oyster aperitif time", Paris PĂȘche unlike this place were flexible.
You lost four clients lousy attitude. Try to adapt to the situation instead of...
   Read moreWe ordered some seabass with parsley butter sauce, swordfish steak, some prawns, and for the first time in my life, some welks. The fantastic thing about this little gem of a restaurant is that they do not have a set menu, the menu is created on the day based on the supply of fresh seafood from the French coast.
Everything was cooked to perfection, I could not fault it⊠It was a real feast for the senses. The only critique I have, is, unfortunately, the prices, which is the only reason I cannot give 5/5, the prices lower the value proposition which is a shame.
Will I go back? Yes, 100%, the atmosphere, food, and pure passion of the owners will pull me...
   Read moreje suis repassĂ© devant il y a peu et le souvenir dĂ©sagrĂ©able m'est revenu. Souvenir d'avoir Ă©tĂ© pris pour imbĂ©cile et je pĂšse mes mots : soirĂ©e de rĂ©veillon, en famille, le garçon au demeurant trĂšs charmant me sert une assiette de petits chipirons grillĂ©s qui aurait dĂ» ĂȘtre mon plat de rĂ©sistance. Je lui dis, il comprend mais insiste pour que je le garde, j'insiste Ă mon tour et repart, logiquement, avec. Et bien une petite demi heure plus tard il me ressert le mĂȘme plat complĂštement sec bien sĂ»r probablement tenu au chaud sous une salamandre. Il me fait comprendre qu'avec "l'Ă©tat d'esprit" du chef il ne pouvait pas en ĂȘtre autrement. Je fais quoi lĂ ? Je descends faire un scandale en cuisine en cette soirĂ©e si spĂ©ciale qui plus est ? Bah non, je mange mon assiette ! Et la ma soirĂ©e Ă©tait fichue. Au moment de sortir du restaurant j'ai vu le regard en coin du chef derriĂšre sa vitre en cuisine ; lĂ encore je fais quoi ? Bah je suis sorti, Ă©coeurĂ© au point d'enfouir ça profond. C'est ressorti aujourd'hui, je me fends donc finalement de ce commentaire largement mĂ©ritĂ©. Je regrette juste de ne pas l'avoir publiĂ© au moment des faits. Il va sans dire que je n'y suis...
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