Pieter Danhieux
Google
With a group of 11 people we had a work dinner here. We were asked to pre-choose our menu earlier on the day, which is fine but a bit weird as with work, you often don't know personal preferences or dietary requirements.
Overall, the food was great with lots of details to quality ingredients. The most shocking thing was how we were treated. One of our colleagues had a nut allergy and when they brought out the dessert, he didn't touch it. They asked if he'd preferred one scoop of ice-cream. Another colleague ate the leftover chocolate mousse and the waiter saw that and said "we will need to charge you for that". We all laughed thinking he was joking (because they could have charged a scoop of ice-cream), but no, the bill showed an extra 13EUR for a mousse. On a bill of 1150EUR that's not much, but from a service perspective this is not what you expect in a Michelin star restaurant. They knew about the nut allergy from the start of the dinner.