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My wife and I were recommended to this restaurant by the receptionist of our hotel next door.She suggested that we should book.We took a chance and entered without a reservation.It was 8pm on a Thursday night.The restaurant had four staff visible and just TWO diners!This couple were sat at a cramped table for two, tight up against a wall.We were offered a similar table which I declined.I asked to sit at one of the other many empty tables, indicating that I preferred "more elbow room".We were told that those tables were set for four people and we were only two, therefore we had to sit where we were told - at a table set for two.I stated that I did not HAVE TO SIT anywhereWe left to find a restaurant where we were welcomed.I suggest that the owner of this establishment visits Fluvio restaurant a 100 metres along the road to see how it is possible to make money. Fluvio was very busy but the staff were accommodating.When we returned to our hotel passing this restaurant, it was still empty and closing for the night!!The staff here obviously do not care or are just lazy.When I related this experience to the hotel receptionist, she was not surprised.She stated that this had happened before to other guests, avoiding serving them for a variety of reasons.Why then did she recommend it???
We were booked into this restaurant by the chambre d'hote where we were staying. As other reviewers have said, the ambience is not very good - bright lights and rather cafe-like. The staff were indifferent. We were not even offered a menu for more than 20 minutes, despite trying to catch someone's eye. It took almost as long again to have the order taken. The food was good, but I would still not recommend a restaurant where the staff are so unaware of their clientele.
We fell on this place by accident - a haven from the pouring rain. As it was late October there was no difficulty in securing a table. The dining room was sparse and lacked character but the service more than made up for that. We had been champagne tasting, so didn't try the house champagne at €8 a glass.We chose the Menu du Jour, at €21, plus a bottle Sancerre red at a pricy €30,50. The pastry on my veal, chicken and vol-au-vent was excellent; my wife had the house paté in a pastry wrap. Main courses were pavé of beef, and cod with caper sauce. We both chose brioche pain-perdu (off the main menu) for sweet - a rush of childhood memories! With two coffees our bill came to €77,35.Overall we felt it was an adequate meal for the price: nothing poor to complain of; nothing to rave about either. The wines a well over-priced, though.
We were staying at the Hotel Bristol at Fagnieres and were advised to go there by the owners. It is about a 5 min. walk from the centre of Chalons. 5 mins. before opening it looked dead and we wondered if it had closed for the night but right on time (7.15 p.m.) it opened and within 5 minutes people were being turned away as the tables had all been booked. We chose one of the "formule" menus, reasonably priced and the variety and the quality of the food were both excellent. The staff were helpful and friendly and there was a real buzz about the place, some couples and some large family groups celebrating anniversaries etc.
