Blind Cat - Saint-Chamond

Excellent reception for dinner, the rooms are spacious. A concentrated map, but an interesting choice among the dishes that use the cuisines of the world. Only on the map. The dishes are tasteful and the enough parts. Weiss Chocolate Desert has not missed. Wine with glass or bottle, large wine list. Prices are in the high fork, but consistent with the vinegars represented. Careful framework.

End-of-year business meal. Unanimated lunch (12 people) The pre-entrance and entrance to the top but the dish really very little quantity Hot meat, cold accompaniments if you can talk about accompaniments. The dessert, no choice was a defined but not top menu at all in taste or visual. A very disappointing quality ratio. Really disappointed with my first experience in this place that normally does its effect. Concerning the grievement nothing to say on the other hand. The staff is great

So yes, the name of the dishes sounds good! The drama happens when the plate comes. No taste, dry, you don’t understand what you eat! Simple!

Salmon lacked a real joke! No lacquering!! vulgarly laid on a big cold stone?? insipid octopuses!! garnish additionally!! beautiful supercheries !!! exorbitant prices !!!! short to FUIRE !!!! , being myself chef of cuisine, I wanted to stay objective, but there it is too!!! cold plates !! no flavors, the pretention of a gastro for the result of a poor canteen!!!!, the only positive thing is the kindness of the service in the room......

The Blind cat bears its name well ... indeed, you must be blind or have a cat appetite to settle for the dishes of this restaurant. A bouillabaisse de rougets to be shared composed of a single small reddish bathing in an insipid sauce background, a houmous without the shadow of a chick peas and to finish a cheese tray coming straight from Lactalis. In the face of this disaster, we made the impasse on dessert. Too bad ... the setting and the reception were friendly ...but the food does not follow.