L'Arrosoir

Perfect! Quick and friendly service. The service was impeccable and the waitresses were very cheerful and smiling! The setting is lovely, especially the outdoor terrace. Very pleasant, shaded, and practical in this heat. I highly recommend it.

Disappointed with this restaurant. Yesterday we ordered the "zero-waste" menu. It consisted of half a potato with four tiny pieces of cervelas sausage, about thirty pasta shapes with a so-called zucchini sauce, and one completely cold muffin. On top of that, the wait was unbearable, and the waitresses seemed to be taking advantage of customers. I called today, and they treated me like an idiot again. Avoid this restaurant and its service at all costs.

Anti-crisis, anti-hunger, and anti-taste menu! Two bites for the starter, three spoonfuls of rice with a slice of vacuum-sealed Bündnerfleisch (air-dried beef), a spoonful of crème fraîche thrown in, and they call it "creamy risotto, parmesan cream, shredded Bündnerfleisch." All served in over an hour and barely lukewarm. You have to ask for everything... Tabasco and celery salt to go with the tomato juice, bread, a carafe of water, salt and pepper, your table number to pay and flag someone down to settle the bill, otherwise you can wait all afternoon at the register without anyone helping you, while a server walks past you every 10 seconds. There's a serious need for restructuring and a complete overhaul of the organization.

Very disappointing, the food was inedible. I ordered a Caesar salad where there was nothing worth saving: the chicken was dry because it was overcooked, there was no seasoning, and the fruits and vegetables were hastily cut just to look pretty (for example, the apple core and seeds were still there). Considering the prices this restaurant charges, I advise you to avoid it!

The pizzas are excellent and the anti-crisis menu, even if it wasn't amazing the time I ordered it, is an initiative that deserves encouragement, so well done!

I've been going to this restaurant for a very long time. Last night I ordered the lasagna, which I used to love, but the quality isn't the same anymore, and I even bit into a whole, half-cooked clove of garlic. Very unpleasant and hard to digest. Another dish I ordered was supposed to be the Angus flank steak. It wasn't flank steak at all, and I find it hard to believe it was called Angus. Disappointed. I complained about the problem. They didn't offer any compensation, which I find unbelievable!

Warm welcome. Friendly service. Professionalism. Thank you to Rachel and Jules. Delicious pizzas. Highly recommended.

Second visit to this restaurant. The first time hadn't gone well, but we gave them the benefit of the doubt and decided to trust them again—a mistake. The service was excessively slow, even though it wasn't crowded at all. The portions were very small compared to the bill, which was anything but. There was no bread, salt, water, or hot sauce for pizza; you had to ask for everything, and several times, because it was always forgotten. The flavors were clearly lacking. It was the only restaurant where there was room, and now we understand why. And despite our complaints, there were no apologies, not a word, not even a gesture of goodwill like complimentary coffee, even though we had come to celebrate a special occasion. We left extremely annoyed and, above all, still hungry. It's time to do something about this because, judging by other reviews, this isn't a one-off problem but a recurring one.

If I could give zero stars, I would... A total disappointment, bordering on shameful. A 45-minute wait for tasteless food that arrived cold... The waiters were in no hurry... We asked for water and bread, and the response was "I'll try." Is this a joke?! I expressed my disappointment and dissatisfaction. Not even a free coffee for the wait, which many other restaurants in Nancy offer... Not even an apology, not a glance, not a word. Seriously, I've never seen anything like it... I think she couldn't care less! My advice: avoid this place and stick to reliable establishments like Le Capri or La Puce à l'Oreille. For the same price, you'll eat so much better and receive such a warm welcome. I find it truly shameful to treat customers like fools.

I'm giving it one star because I can't give less. The welcome and location were adequate (hence the 1 out of 5). For the rest: - The wait between meals was long enough to take a nap or start your night, - There was no price communication (they charged double the price for a starter that you ate as a meal, and nothing was mentioned beforehand: €23 for salmon tartare without even a side salad or toast!!) - An inexperienced waitress who haughtily insisted (at the ripe old age of 18) that a crispy pastry was a crumble... - No customer service or consideration whatsoever: it was impossible to speak to the cook or manager when asking for explanations. A restaurant to avoid and unworthy of being located at the foot of Place Stanislas!!!

À la carte menu: A bland chicken salad served in a jar... Original, but inedible... A chicken supreme that was anything but supreme and served cold... In short... a cafeteria meal! Toul wine on the menu... unavailable... Never again!!! The place itself is still pleasant, though!

We arrived at 9 pm on Sunday and were turned away, told the kitchen was closed. The terrace was almost full, and people were still having drinks. People just don't want to work anymore. So we went across the street and saw people arriving and being seated on the terrace by the same waiter who had refused us.