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L'Antre-Nous Crêperie Bistro

L'Antre-Nous Crêperie Bistro

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Laval, Québec, H7X 4G8, Canada
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Apr 11, 2018
Nice aesthetically pleasing place. Great lighting, and good food. However, the waitress didn’t really talk. I ordered scrambled eggs.. turns out they’re made INTO the crepe which is cool.. BUT SHE DIDNT TELL ME SO I ORDERED TOAST. charged me 3$ for toast!!! That I didn’t end up needing!!! Also, they have to pass around the coffee more...

May 8, 2018
What a disappointment. The food is good and that’s where the positive ends. The staff is terribly trained and the service is horrible. At least they are nice. A table of four, they got 2 orders wrong, poured cold coffee to one of us which then got reheated in a microwave!!!! The bill was completely mixed up with errors... It was our second time, wanted to give them another chance but we won’t go again.

Mar 11, 2018
Good God that is some amazing food. Definitely one step above your average brunch place. The service is accommodating and nice. There's too many clocks on the wall that are not functional. What's up with that?

Apr 1, 2018
Amazing food and great service, the kind of service you don't see often these days, very generous.

Nov 11, 2017
Since the place moved it is now bad, the place is not a cachet anymore, ikea furniture and huge space makes it very impersonal. The food id very salty the waitresses don’t pass as often to refill your coffee. They ruined a good reputation.

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