Valentine's Day Dinner Cruise in Paris

Great event, proper organization. The experience is definitely worth doing, Paris is worth a visit from the Seine

Tourist trap. Evening at €230 per person. Lamb on the menu that was impossible for us to eat because too hard. Let’s not talk about wines if you don’t want to have a stomach ulcer. Performance below any criteria. Following the floods the evening took us to visit the docs of cement makers along the Seine. Very romantic. A C--- trap. We strongly advise against all.

Perfect music. Perfect atmosphere. Perfect view. Perfect weather. Perfect food. Perfect organization. Beautiful experience that lasts forever

Why does the restaurant remind me of the movie Titanic? International tourism is booming. Already at reception, we were told about 3 ships that night. The demand is high. Nevertheless, we were assigned a table near the railing with a clear view of the opposite bank. The temporary waiter greeted us immediately and served us champagne. There was also a small sausage and fried mashed potatoes. While the other guests made their dinner choices and quickly received their dinner, we and the two adjacent tables sat for a good hour in front of the now empty champagne glasses. After a shout from the next table, the waiter moved to take the menu and could only serve us toast instead of fresh rolls and put down the bottle of Merlot Montage St. Emilion we ordered. The three wild snails and croutons in a light instant sauce, with a spoonful of mixed herbs and spiderfish with mashed potatoes were declared as starter. The main course followed after half an hour of visiting the town hall gate: the tasteless portion of vegetables removed from the large pot was crowned with a block of half-baked tuna. The whole dinner was unimaginative and disgustingly prepared. The decoration and taste were unusual. At that time, the kitchen had no driveway, but the dishes were washed. The waiter didn't want to serve either. When dessert was served, the other guests were already on the roof and saluting the bright yellow Eiffel Tower in the warm evening atmosphere. The only positive was the live music of the piano and violin, analogous to the sinking of the Titanic. But that evening our food had sunk and we returned safely to shore. Luckily.

The staff are not at all up to the standard of some of the services offered. disappointed with the development department. I'll pass by the Parisian boats.