Le Magenta - Brasserie Française — Restaurant in Paris

Don't recommend that place. We wanted to rest a little after walking, having tea or coffee. We were given places only with drinks, we ordered desserts , tea, jus, milkshake....when I wanted to order according to menu tea with cake of the day (till 18.00) , the waiter told me it's impossible now (it was 17.50 in the evening) - the economy only in one euro,and it was written in the tea card separately in the tea card. .....After we received our order , I wanted to add the order but it was impossible to call the waiter..... The toilets were 0.50 euro. ...sorry but we are paying for food and drinks so we don't need to pay for toilets. ....the Jus was cold , that was for my daughter ...and the waiter didn't came ..and we couldn't use our restaurant checks (I'm working at French entreprise) because we didn't order food (desserts are not the food).... I'm totally disappointed in that place. I ve eaten in other places, they were good, I always leave for tips.... not in this case.... If you want to eat , maybe you'LL like that places..the question is money, as always....there is no sense of humanity or...

We visited this restaurant in France with high expectations for the French cuisine, but unfortunately our experience was marred by the poor service.

My friend and I waited patiently to be seated and then approached the staff to request menus. The waiter rudely told us to just wait for him, but he never came over to our table. After about 40 minutes of being ignored, I went back inside to try to place our order, but the waiter got upset with me and told me to return to my seat and he would come eventually.

Regrettably, we ended up having to leave the restaurant without ever being served or getting the chance to try the food. The total lack of attentiveness and the rude attitude of the staff made for a very frustrating experience.

I'm surprised by the poor level of service, as the French cuisine is usually known for its excellence. This restaurant seems to fall short when it comes to providing a welcoming and professional dining experience. I would not recommend visiting unless they can significantly improve their...

I entered the café-restaurant carrying my one-year-old daughter, who had cried herself to sleep, and pushing a stroller.

It was a Sunday, and I had been exhausted from trying to find a place that was open and welcoming to small children. Just when I was at my wit's end, I stumbled upon this café-restaurant.

As I opened the door, the gentleman staff with gray-hair greeted me warmly and kindly guided me to a table. Carefully, so as not to wake my peacefully sleeping daughter, I took my seat and ordered a crème brûlée and a glass of red wine.

When they arrived, both were absolutely exquisite. The dessert and wine were more than enough to soothe my weary heart, worn out from the challenges of parenting.

To the staff of this wonderful establishment, thank...