We eat there regularly and we are satisfied with the welcome and the quality of the service. Thank you for your welcome see you soon. STMG Marketing class group from MONTPLAISIR

Good morning My name is Sylvie and I am a disabled person. an invisible and yet very real and very debilitating handicap. My husband and I usually take our bread and our little coffee in this cooking terminal. Due to my disability, I cannot sit on these high stools which are on the terrace, and I usually ask the staff inside for a low chair. which has always been accepted by me, very kindly in fact. but one morning the manager took out my chair and put it in a place that didn't suit me. At first I thought it was a gesture of kindness on his part. But actually not at all. He explained to me that where I usually sit, that doesn't suit him. I usually come very early in the morning when the terrace is almost empty. I tried to explain the situation to him, but he didn't give me time, he left without me being able to express myself. It is true that I did not show him my disabled person's card, because I do not want to feel sorry for myself. I felt humiliated and out of place. In these conditions, how do you expect me to return to this establishment, without feeling discomfort when I, again, and like every day, need a low chair? This may be the goal sought by this gentleman. Maybe he no longer wants me to attend his establishment? This outing and the only one of my day. The rest of the time I am bedridden. This outing and for me my daily sport, and this recovery but essential coffee break. Here I am, a little more isolated due to my disability.

A very nice and welcoming place, well decorated, I appreciate the tables and armchairs provided, the drinks and menus offered in this cozy space and this city street.

Lovely

Croissant and chocolate twist are very average, but apple turnover had taste of onion and meat in it. Very unpleasant taste combination.