Café Sel et Poivre
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What disturbed me most about this cafe and made the food most distastful was the desecration of the Australian flag. Hanging above the diner is an Australian flag with the French flag in place of the Union Jack. After in living in France for sometime I can tell you they would have not appreciated me going and sticking an Australian flag over the French flag much less a Union Jack (I would not have lived to tell the story). I therefore find this and should think other Australians would find this completley disrespectful to the pride of our country.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 25 2007
iam speechless it was appaling the food had strange green spots andf i saw a waiter serving with his foot i had a yellow soup that turned a strange brown when i dropped some coke in it! the only good thing was michal the waiter he was glamour.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 17 2005
This small Paris like cafe/restaurant is an absolute delight and makes me think I'm in France again. Superb and genuine French food, the pepper steak sauce is to die for! A simple, but cost effective wine list, wonderful ambience, very gay friendly, and superb service. Definately worth a visit. Bookings essential at weekends.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 23 2005
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What disturbed me most about this cafe and made the food most distastful was the desecration of the Australian flag. Hanging above the diner is an Australian flag with the French flag in place of the Union Jack. After in living in France for sometime I can tell you they would have not appreciated me going and sticking an Australian flag over the French flag much less a Union Jack (I would not have lived to tell the story). I therefore find this and should think other Australians would find this completley disrespectful to the pride of our country.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 25 2007
iam speechless it was appaling the food had strange green spots andf i saw a waiter serving with his foot i had a yellow soup that turned a strange brown when i dropped some coke in it! the only good thing was michal the waiter he was glamour.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 17 2005
This small Paris like cafe/restaurant is an absolute delight and makes me think I'm in France again. Superb and genuine French food, the pepper steak sauce is to die for! A simple, but cost effective wine list, wonderful ambience, very gay friendly, and superb service. Definately worth a visit. Bookings essential at weekends.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 23 2005
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