Le Bel Air — Restaurant in Paris

My steak was extremely tough, too hard to chew with comfort. Tried to politely give feedback, but the waiter was extremely rude and unwilling to listen to me. He offered instead to change the knife. When I said that the knife was fine, it's the meat that was too hard (nothing to do with being overdone), the waiter raised his voice and started yelling at me. My son was also here, and sadly had to witness this. I offered to pay and leave, leaving 80% of my meal and drink untouched, but I asked that my son's meal be packed to go.

The waiter then insisted I pay before receiving the takeaway meal. I politely asked for the to go box before paying as I did not want to be kept waiting, humiliated, for any longer than absolutely necessary. The takeaway box came with sticky nasty fingerprints all over. I said nothing. And politely left.

If you go back to the poor reviews of this restaurant you will see numerous complaints of poor service. And followed by rude replies from the restaurant. I hesitated a few days before leaving my review because I did not want to attract another scathing uncalled for attack by the restaurant. Yet here we are. If Ero starts were an option, that is what...

Ate breakfast with the entire traveling party of 8. 2 small children, 2 wheelchairs. A lovely outdoor terrace along a busy street gave exactly the Parisian vibes we foreign tourists wanted.

We came in at around 1am after a late flight. We were really hungry and it seemed like no other place was open. At first, the staff told me the kitchen was closed, but i guess we looked really hungry so he re-opened the kitchen and made us burgers and fries. Staff was friendly, the air was chill, the only other table was a group of young ppl, talking and playing music on speaker, and we all sat outside. Burgers at 1am. Core memory was...