L'Amnesia - Speisekarte

server looks exhausted and not friendly. The two tables were benches, the bread in the no-fresh basket, the water of the unbreakable carafe,...I advise you this restaurant.

a young bar with a nice and well-decorated atmosphere, despite the high prices (but we are st germinated) ! The crêpe is no more, but the cocktails are of quality. I recommend!

Casual brasserie close to the Château of Saint Germain en Laye. Fresh food at decent prices, pleasant service. Kitchen open throughout the day. My Amnesia salad was good, an other main of steamed salmon quite good.

perfect for a family apéro with a beautiful summer evening .. superb terrace, ideally located in front of the theatre and close to the rer and the castle. the strength of this establishment: the staff in small care!

apart from the superb location, it's the worst salad caesar I've eaten for a long time! a lot of salad but only 4 pieces of chicken! unpleasant limit service with humour also limit .to drink only , unfortunately, only the place is worth the trip.

I ate there one Sunday evening with my wife and son. Attentive service, and good simple bistro fare. All the dishes we had (magret de canard, pizza and omelette) were very tasty, the accompanying salads were fresh, and the pommes de terre sautées with rosemary and garlic delicious.

Standard bistro dishes of course but the salad special of parma ham, two types of melon and fruit was definitely a fraicheur on a hot day. Toasted open sandwich was delicious and so was the croque monsieur served with first class chips! Very close to the bus and RER stations. Excellent service

a hot Sunday aprem, I offered friends to go for a drink to cool down. What a fool I didn't do! The server was hung up and unpleasant. not happy that he was asked questions about the products offered to the map ... the note was salted. fruit juices avoid. of very poor quality and ultra expensive.!

I had dinner there and was impressed by both the food and the service. I chose the Terrine de Campagne for starter and then Escalope a la Normande (turkey) for main course. I was impressed by both and didn’t have room for dessert. Even if only coming for a day trip from Paris, I would recommend having lunch or dinner here. It is a short walk from the RER station and it was nice to look out onto the chateau.