3 *
La Grange
| Cuisine: | Savoyard |
| Address: | 72, rue Mouffetard, 75005 Paris (See map) |
| Telephone: | 01.43.36.19.74. |
| Metro: | Place Monge |
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Evening menu price: 15 Euro
Average à la carte price: 21 Euro
Average à la carte price: 21 Euro
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Comment added Mon 2 Nov 2009 at 02:34PM by Wolf
Restaurant La Grange does an excellent fondue Savoyarde. Prices are about average for the Mouffetard area. It can get busy at weekends but never feels uncomfortably crowded. Service is efficient, extremely accommodating and friendly.
Comment added Wed 8 Apr 2009 at 06:59PM by John Neill
Nice food, but it was spoilt by the rude service. We were appreciative and chatty, but this was met with stoney indifference.
When I asked for some milk for my wife's tea I had to ask 3 times and it was eventually banged on the table. As we were paying, the concierge saw the milk and asked angrily why we hadn't used it! We had, of course, but not all of it!
It really was like Fawlty Towers!
If the necessary interpersonal skills were to be developed it would help, but we felt a cultural sea-change was necessary to attract foreign diners.
When I asked for some milk for my wife's tea I had to ask 3 times and it was eventually banged on the table. As we were paying, the concierge saw the milk and asked angrily why we hadn't used it! We had, of course, but not all of it!
It really was like Fawlty Towers!
If the necessary interpersonal skills were to be developed it would help, but we felt a cultural sea-change was necessary to attract foreign diners.