Buffalo Grill - Montlhéry

We went there by chance... frankly the restaurant is glauque from the outside...the Leon of Brussels closed and abandoned next to accentuated the feeling. The interior is aging, the used carpet, the decorate decor, the broken video games but lit... but the reception was top and the kitchen conforms to Buffalo. No whipped, commercial gesture offered without asking, ice balls added in desserts, it's appreciable. I had a very good evening with friends.

Good enough for the Paris region! The table was badly cleaned up.

Camille is a top waitress, smiling and involved in her work!

Always a very good time at the buffalo de Monthlery. More specifically Camille, a pleasant and smiling young woman

We booked a table to celebrate our 5-year couple. We booked via Google and in the notes, I specified that we are autistic and that we will have a helmet on the head but without music, that it is not rude but a way to reduce ambient noise. I added that it would be great to place us at the bottom of the restaurant or in a more isolated place if possible. We're on our way to Camille. She put us at a table in the will, alone telling us that here we'll be quiet unless kids come play games next door. We didn't expect so many precautions! She brought us a ticket to scan if we were more comfortable ordering so by telling us that they were there if we prefer a classic service. From her initiative, she closed the famous door of the games so that we can hear less children in it and was concerned about whether it was going for us noise level. We have never been in a place so attentive to our sensory and social difficulties. The meal was delicious, of good quality and the requests are taken into account (burger without pickles for me). Thank you very much to the whole team and especially Camille who has been a empathy and an incredible listening