1/5 Josh H. 2 years ago on Google
Visiting
from
Denver.
We
passed
by
and
decided
to
treat
ourselves
to
some
French
patisseries
and
coffee.
The
expectation
was
high.
The
restaurant
is
in
an
upscale
area
surrendered
by
other
upscale
business.
The
inside
of
the
place
is
clean
and
elegant.
But
the
downside
was
the
customer
service.
None
smiling,
they
didn’t
have
“the
joie
de
vivre”.
The
irony
is
that
there
are
two
signed
posted
at
the
door
entrance
that
says
“Bonjour”
Was
that
the
only
greeting
we
were
supposed
to
receive
as
we
entered
the
place?
We
stopped
by
the
sing
that
say
“line
starts
here”
and
the
hostess,
Monserrat,
just
yelled
“the
menus
are
over
there”.
No
welcome,
no
good
afternoon,
no
nothing.
As
first
time
guests
we
awaited
for
instructions
until
I
decided
to
stop
by
the
patisseries
display
and
told
the
hostess
that
we
wanted
some
food
and
drinks
and
to
dine
in.
She
asked
“are
you
ready?”
So
moved
on
to
order
our
food.
She
gave
us
some
cups,
told
me
the
total
of
the
order
and
got
the
payment.
And
gave
us
a
wooden
piece
that
indicated
the
letter
G
for
our
order.
Nothing
else
was
said.
So
we
figured
it’s
time
to
take
a
seat,
let’s
wait
and
we
are
seated.
She
brought
my
cappuccino
and
left.
So
I
came
back
to
her
post
and
asked
where
to
get
the
other
drinks
and
then
she
pointed
to
the
back
of
the
store.
We
went
then
to
the
back
and
waited
for
15
mins
for
the
decaf
coffee
to
be
brought
out.
Food
is
good,
as
expected
in
any
other
French
cafeteria.
L'hôtesse
grossière
a
gâché
le
moment.
One
thing
to
notice
is
that,
when
you
ordered
you’re
asked
for
a
tip.
How
you’re
gonna
put
a
tip
when
you
don’t
know
how
the
service
is
going
to
be?
No
reason
for
asking
for
a
tip
when
the
rude
personnel
just
do
the
bare
minimum
and
no
hospitality
was
provided
at
all.
They
get
paid
to
do
the
bare
minimum.
And
that’s
all
they
do.
A
total
disappointment.
Déception
totale.
