Le Carre Des Invalides - Paris

Staff is rude, don't speak english, the terrace is a menace you can fall with the chair because of the spaces between the wood, nobody is cleaning the tables. And the toilets are awful. It appears that nobody cleans them....

My visit left me utterly disappointed and frustrated. The service was subpar, with an excessive wait time and staff who seemed either oblivious to their customers' orders or deliberately ignored them. Entering I was immediately struck by the disorganized atmosphere. The staff appeared overwhelmed and disinterested in attending to patrons, resulting in a chaotic and unnerving environment. As I patiently waited to place my order, I observed multiple instances of other customers receiving incorrect items or being neglected entirely. It seemed as though my presence went completely unnoticed. I cannot recommend this boulangerie to others, as it falls short in terms of quality service and customer satisfaction.

It’s good to stop for a while, the museum’s visit is long but very interesting. A pose at Le Carré restaurant is welcome, the formulas are simple and very good, the reception of Leo excellent.

A quiche at 12 euros is a little expensive. However, the menu at 8.5 € is still the best value for money. If you have a b plan don’t hesitate but it doesn’t work well.

11 months to the disabled and a pregnant memory. Leo the square server. Lovely, patient, always smile. The crowded eye, ready to respond to the demands of the most demanding customers. A pearl what!!! Keep the precious. Take the... it is the heart of the square. Potential customers come only for Leo you will spend an unforgettable moment. During these eleven months I have breakfast, lunch. It’s not the dishes that made me come back, but this waiter that at the very moment of fire is able while working hard to relax a queue of a look at a smile of a word of a phrase. Don't change Leo. See you soon, the Square...