"Extremely disappointing experience, not culinaryly, because my friend and I only stayed briefly, but humanly. Which in my opinion is even more important. We were in a context where time was limited and one with a relatively limited appetite. We explained it to the waitress (whom we don't blame at all), we suggested she have an imperial couscous for €25 for two. She returns a few moments later and explains to us, with kindness, that the boss refused, that the policy of the house is one place, one dish. We refuse, politely and with respect, for obvious reasons of waste and in contradiction with this notion of not being able to share. This is when the “boss” intervenes, who explains the “rule” to us, we explain our context to him again, and absolutely does not listen to us. That there are strict rules for the highway code, ok, but in a service context, where the human dimension is very present, a margin of flexibility and understanding is essential in my eyes. This gentleman doesn't care. He then invited me to go to Flunch, where sharing is possible. This contempt, this arrogance, this superior tone made me angry. While insisting, what's more, in the process with a second invitation to go eat a pizza. When a waiter at the bar gets involved and explains to me that at the cinema we don't take a seat for two, we hit rock bottom. We had ample means to take as many dishes each as we needed, we were humiliated, despised. This establishment operates on the code of extreme commercialism and deserves no consideration. Humans, in this world, must be the center of attention, otherwise why come together and be together. This gentleman's response to my friend's comment, who tried in vain to justify himself and limit the damage and impact of his comment, completes a total lack of humanity in this person because he takes absolutely no responsibility, everything is normal. to his eyes. Flexibility, listening, understanding, adaptation, appeal to me more than the word “politics” or “rules”. And the interaction with the young waitress was courteous and caring once again, because she did not look down on us. I would like to point out that we went to a Latin specialty restaurant next door which totally accepted our context and served us a dish to share with a big smile and without hesitation. Like what After inviting me to go to the flunch. I cordially invite this charming restaurateur to continue to raise money, because it is obviously very important to him. Don’t go down a path where sharing and people are at the center. You are not prepared for it. Service: Dine in Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1"
