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01/11/2026: A teenage girl with celiac disease didn't choose her illness. You chose how you treat it. My 15-year-old daughter simply wanted to celebrate a birthday with her friends. Having celiac disease and knowing this establishment, she brought her own lunch in a container, since she couldn't eat there without risking gluten contamination. First, she was forbidden from taking her lunch out, then asked to order a dish… which she couldn't eat. She even offered to order a meal to give to someone in the group. She also ordered a drink. It still wasn't enough. Finally, she was asked for €10 to be allowed to stay with her friends. This amount wasn't ultimately charged, but it was made very clear that she wasn't welcome for a future visit. It should be noted that this was a table of eight people. A teenage girl with a medical condition, in the middle of a group of people there to eat and celebrate a birthday: that's what caused the problem for this establishment. We don't fault the restaurant for not being able to offer a suitable meal. We fault them for the way they treated a minor who had specifically planned her own meal plan to accompany her friends. Celiac disease is neither a whim, nor a dietary preference, nor a choice. My daughter already faces the daily challenges of her illness. She didn't need this added humiliation. A high school student right across the street, she now knows what kind of reception awaits her if she wants to return with her classmates. In fifteen years of supporting her with her dietary restrictions, we have never encountered such a reception. We will not be returning and will share this experience with others. Running a restaurant isn't just about taking orders. It also means knowing how to welcome people.

28/10/2026: A table was reserved for 20 people. We ended up at the back of the bar, at a high table. There were stools on one side and a banquette on the other. We were packed in like sardines. Convenient if you want to leave the table. There was another large table behind us. We couldn't get between the two tables. The place was really packed for a Thursday night. In the end, too many people, too much noise. Avoid it if you're a large group. I got the impression they were just trying to make a quick buck, so they filled the place to capacity and squeezed the tables in.