Restaurant discret proposant des menus du jour et de saison situé à Deauville.
Une institution deauvillaise, une maison comme on les affectionne. A sa tête, André, que nous connaissons bien puisqu’il a tenu un restaurant à Houlgate pendant 20 ans. Au menu du jour et de saison, ce midi-là, foie gras aux figues, turbotin à la coriandre. Tout est frais (une visite en cuisine suffit à nous en persuader). Le chef et ses « moussaillons » œuvrent gaiement. L’un occupé à lever les filets de la sole, l'autre à éplucher des pommes... Quatre espaces différents sont là pour accueillir les convives, terrasse, salle à manger, véranda, bar à l'ancienne. Ici la truffe est reine et accompagne volontiers différents plats, comme le risotto aux Saint-Jacques. Sole, homard et ris de veau sont également à l'honneur. Un bel endroit, discret, avec vue sur le port, où l'on peut rencontrer du beau monde. Le prix est certes un peu élevé mais on est à Deauville, n’est-ce pas ? Profitons du moment présent, on se sent bien dans ce décor avec son air de brasserie.
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From the moment we entered until we finished our meal, it only took an hour and a half, which means we ordered quickly and ate quickly. After all, the kitchen also needs time to prepare the food. We were very efficient customers and more than willing to spend money.
This wasn’t our first time visiting Deauville, but don’t worry—we will definitely never visit your restaurant again! Since you only care about squeezing money out of customers for a one-time transaction, this approach won’t help your restaurant last longer. Wishing you all the best!
NOT RECOMMEND!
In Deauville, you can find equally good restaurants without the awful service.
The food was okay (truffle pasta is yummy, foie gras is not tasty, burger is amazing, sea bass is normal level, lamp is great), but the male server (who seemed to be the owner) had a terrible attitude that it made the food completely unappetizing.
He was already impatient when we were ordering, but at first, we didn’t let it affect our mood. However, what was shocking was his later rude behavior—he even yelled at me and acted as if he was going to push me out!
We ordered five main courses and three glasses of white wine, with a total bill of €231. It was only when we were paying that we learned about the €25 business lunch. Since we thought the food was decent, we asked the female server what the business lunch included, and she brought over the menu board for us to see.
When we were settling the bill, the male server came over. We politely asked why we were not informed about the business lunch option. His attitude was terrible—he rudely told us that the menu was posted at the entrance! (Yet, they didn’t provide the board at the table for us to see.) It was obvious that they were trying to overcharge tourists by deliberately not mentioning the business lunch.
Before leaving, I asked him where exactly the business lunch menu was displayed. He pointed to the top right corner of the entrance door—completely inconspicuous. I calmly told him that his attitude was poor and that he should have informed us about the business lunch option. Perhaps due to his limited English, he suddenly lost his temper, started yelling at me, and even acted like he was about to push me out. He then shouted in simple English, “Don’t come back again!”
Well, I’d like to tell the guy that I will never return. The food was not good enough to justify enduring such treatment.
All he had to do was simply apologize and say, “Sorry, we forgot to provide the business lunch menu.” That would have been the end of it! There was no need to get angry. The way he handled this situation was ridiculous, and deceiving customers like this is truly unacceptable. I hope he reflects on his behavior.
Wishing him all the best. :)
Also, thank you to the female server—your attitude was truly wonderful!
Bon courage pour la suite Michel