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La Petite Maison Avenue du Docteur Raymond Picaud Cannes Reviews
Sadly, a disappointing experience.
The staff was friendly until I asked to fix an order. The food was below average. Food was cold and all the food came out under cooked. However, ambiance was beautiful, relaxing!
worst place to go! zero customer service and rude staff! we
worst place to go! zero customer service and rude staff! we reserved this place for more than 30 people and basically paying thousands of euros for the reservation. however, for example our table of 10 ordered the drinks but were totally messed up in timing. 5 people got theirs but 5 didn't! Also the main dish was very late & cooked very different than what was ordered. but when we complained and refused the food, the manager said you still HAVE TO PAY FOR IT !!! this is crazy! I would stay away as they gauge their prices as well. For ex: We ordered don Julio reposado but they charged us the clase azul price!! complete rip off.
This might have been the worst food I have ever had in my
This might have been the worst food I have ever had in my life. The service and ambiance was great (beautiful location). However, I just can't believe how awful the food was. My wife ordered the Penne Arrabiata, and it felt like it was pasta and Tabasco sauce. That cost 40 Euros. I had the Veal Chop, which was completely flavorless and unseasoned. That cost 78 Euros. Our total bill with drinks and appetizer (burrata...which was ok but nothing to write home about) was 250 euros. It literally felt like a 6 year old cooked it. Extremely terrible food. The best part was when the waiter picked up our quarter-eaten plates and asked how the food was, we said "not good". He said ok, and went on his way. If you are to go anywhere else, go to Zuma upstairs. We went there for drinks. Everyone was friendly and the drinks were super amazing. I think it's Asian fusion and I wish I went there for food instead. Please do not go to Le Petite Maison. Do not believe the Social Media influencers. They clearly got paid for this crap excuse for a restaurant.
One of the worse dining experiences we had in all of Europe.
The staff were extremely rude and rushing us out the entire dinner. We were seeing the staff talk amongst themselves and then all look over at us. We asked them if anything was wrong. They replied, "You have to be out by 9pm" in an extremely rude tone. Our reservation was at 7:30, so that would have been fine if we were told at the beginning rather than getting whispers until we asked what the problem was. The food was extremely average and drinks were nothing to write home about. Overall, I would definitely skip this place.
OMG what can I say about this restaurant! Everything was
OMG what can I say about this restaurant! Everything was excellent from the start! They were very welcoming very classy we had an amazing time. The food is amazing and the place too ! And I want to add that the waitress Jessica was amazing. She took our dining experience to the next level. I saw lots of reviews talking about poor staff and service issues. I had a great experience..
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