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a restaurant that deserves its place in guide michelin. wonderful dame host. for those who travel on a river cruise, the rive gauche is a must!

We were on a River Cruise and just happened to be docked in the Town of Montes La JolieWe were out walking in the afternoon and saw the restaurant.

A restaurant that deserves its place in the Guide Michelin. Wonderful lady host. For those who travel on a river cruise, the Rive Gauche is a must!

Delicious, refined cuisine, a pleasant atmosphere and incredible service. A waitress of incredible kindness, smiling, friendly. Thank you for this moment! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

We were 4 people with a stroller, the young woman who served us was incredibly kind, polite and caring. In addition, the cuisine is excellent whatever the dish, from starter to dessert everything was quality. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €60–70

sent into the restaurant with great expectations, on some drinks with desert. unfortunately we were presented with the most unfavorable service and the hospitality of the patron. go to this restaurant only if you are ready to put in one position. suitable in concentration camps.

Upscale restaurant compared to others in Mantes. The menu and dishes are very good, as is the service, all in an intimate and warm setting. The prices are, however, quite high compared to the quality offered, compared for example to the Vieux Pêcheur in Limay. Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Went to the restaurant with great expectations, looking forward to some drinks accompanied by desert. Unfortunately we were presented with the most unsavoury service and hospitality from the patron.Only go to this restaurant if you are willing to put up with an attitude only appropriate in concentration camps.

I cannot speak for the food but I can say I will never grace this establishment's doors again. I arrived at the restaurant at 10pm despite the website saying they closed at 11:30pm they told me they we no longer serving dinner. I had walked there in the cold and gotten lost on the way so I needed a few minutes to warm up and figure out the route back before I left. I was standing in the foyer for maybe 3 minutes. The hostess, an older woman, came back and demanded to know why I was still there and to reiterate (as if I was to stupid to understand) that she had already told me they were not serving dinner any longer. Although I may have forgiven the fact that the had not, by their own admissi...