Right outside the main entrance / exit of the cemetery, this place has cosy interiors, and seemed welcoming. We ordered three of their plat du jours which looked interesting. Though too salty, the preparations didn\t disappoint. But, the service experience was like this: we took about 10 minutes to order the food - in a family of 5 with an aged mom and an infant, it took us a while to settle in. That, added with our ethnicity (Indian), caused the owner / headwaiter to behave quite rude and impatient with us. Knowing that we weren\t French speaking, and the menu having no English version or explanations, it was clear we needed a little assistance in placing the order. He offered none, choosing to simply get annoyed with us. The food arrived in a reasonable time, but when we wanted to draw their attention to order more, they noticed but paid no heed. Instead (and here\s the worst part!), that headwaiter very visibly poked fun at us to the table diagonally opposite to ours (who seemed like French-speaking locals). We knew because the entire table turned around to look at us, and made hushed up conversation and passed along some sneers for good measure. The lack of attention from the headwaiter continued, despite seeing that we\d finished our food and were only waiting for the dessert (a tart that day) that came along with the plat du jour. It took him 10 minutes to come to our table and ask us if we needed anything. I told him, quite angrily, that we didn\t wish to stay there further, and to make our desserts to-go. It took him another 10 minutes to wrap them in the most miserable takeaway boxes, partially open, and the tarts awkwardly stuffed which made them crumble on the sides. Dare to walk in to this place only if you\re white and/or French! Oh, and the bathroom is dingy, miserable and scary!