Blackcrowe Anonymous

Food: 1/5  Vibe: 1/5  Service: 1/5  Value: 1/5  Overall: 1/5

i hear what your saying,but we didnt see that note on the menu. Also, it was more of the rudeness of the staff that really got us so angered. I am sure the food is great, but with all of the other options here in town that are the same price or less, same quality & I get treated properly, it leaves me not ever wanting to go there again. The situation was totally mishandled.

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kirk Anonymous

I think the menu clearly says the tasting menu is only available for an entire table. The three- and five-course prix fixe meals are more like a la carte menus of limited scope.

Any reason why you didn't accept that rule and simply order three eight-course meals? Your guest could have just left the extra three courses if he or she thought it was too much food. (The price differential is, what, $30?)

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Blackcrowe Anonymous

My date wanted the 8 course, our guest wanted the 5 course and I wanted the 8 course. The servers flat out told us "no, we don't do that". I travel the world eating at prix fixe restaurants that are much higher level than Bijoux and have NEVER run into that situation. I won't be back.

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Scott Anonymous

What kind of "inflexible rules" are you talking about, Blackcrowe?

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Blackcrowe Anonymous

Food: 1/5  Vibe: 1/5  Service: 1/5  Value: 1/5  Overall: 1/5

Had a horrible experience there. We walked out before we even ate one thing. Rude, bumbling service and inflexible "rules". Room reminds me of the dining hall in an old folks home. For the prices charged, I would prefer to eat at a restaurant that will cater to the guest rather than strict rules of the gestapo -like chef.

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