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St Jacques French Cuisine
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citysearch c.
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We were there for a birthday dinner recently. Despite the not so good sanitation rating, the place is extremely small. It is so small that the waiter kept coming out of the kitchen and bumping into a guest seated at our table. However, the staff was nice and friendly. They add a nice French flair to the dining experience by giving you palet cleaning sorbet and a bite of a quiche appetizer. Some of the dishes were good (Flounder), some were not. They definitely do not cook the duck dish properly (the real French way). It is expensive for the small portion sizes and lack of good ambience. They constantly serve you bread for you to fill up on. You can hear every conversation in the restaurant and it looks a bit dated. This is not France where the costs of eating are higher. I would not return.
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