Lou Mazet

Frankly, it's nothing special. It's not worth the trip.

I'm giving this review to Stéphane, whom I know, because the place has changed a lot. When you know someone, there's little respect. They need to rethink their approach. If I don't ask for a normal amount of chorizo ​​on the pizza, some people feel like they're being ripped off. At €17, your pizza is too expensive for the quality, unless you're asked to be reasonable. Don't tell me it's expensive; we pay everywhere. Pizzas are between €10 and €15, not €17, so logically, a pizza should be loaded with ingredients, not the other way around. Furthermore, it's time to be a little less focused on money; you're losing all your good customers! When you're brought in customers every week who rarely show up themselves, a smile is in order. Instead of saying, "You haven't come yet, you'll have to wait a bit," what does that even mean? So, what would be good is for you to review your prices and your behavior towards women. Maybe that would be a step in the right direction and we'd come back more often. Business isn't something you can just wing; respect needs to return. Very important.

Beautiful place. Lively in the evenings during events. Quality food. Friendly welcome.

Horrible! We spent €4 on drinks and asked for glasses of water, but the waitress said no, it's charged per drink (the water glasses were half-empty cups...). Definitely avoid this place! The waitress was unpleasant!!

What a welcome! It's easy to see why it's empty at 11:30 am; the waitress clearly doesn't want to work and categorically refuses a glass of water despite our orders.

A friendly, family-run restaurant serving traditional cuisine at a reasonable price. I recommend it.

Avoid this place! What's the owner doing here? Awful pizza, awful service, awful cleanliness—nothing is right. It's a shame.

The negative reviews scared us too, but our passion for karaoke sometimes forces us to take culinary risks. We had a great evening and the price was reasonable; it's a bar and pizzeria that transforms into a karaoke bar. The meal and service were excellent, which is why I'm giving it 4 stars. I encourage the owner to keep up the good work.

A little family outing this evening for a karaoke night. After reading the reviews, we were worried about the 1.5-hour drive there and another 1.5 hours back home. But honestly, we had a great evening, my 11-year-old daughter, my partner, and me. The staff was friendly, contrary to what we'd read in other reviews. The only slight downside was the price of the pizzas, which I found a bit high. But they were very good, so we were consoled by the taste! Thank you for this lovely evening, we'll be back. Thank you for everything. And thank you for the little something for my daughter at the end of the evening; it meant a lot to us. Jade & Mélanie (from Aix-en-Provence) and Yannick

I advise you to avoid this pizzeria. I'm not talking about the restaurant... The pizzas arrived 40 minutes late, and the pizza makers were arguing like cats and dogs. The pizzas were cold, the dough was mass-produced, and extremely thin. The four-cheese pizza had no flavor, and the chicken curry was so small you had to search for the four pieces of chicken that they were practically fighting. The Roma pizza had some flavor, but the salad was overcooked. There was a mistake with the order... In short, you get the picture. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. What a shame.

Very welcoming waitress, pleasant terrace with simple but fresh cuisine. If you have the chance to stop by for a coffee, you'll be welcomed with open arms.

They could definitely do better. Especially look at the rating! For my part, there was an error (in addition) of two glasses.

The manager was absolutely unfriendly! My father used to go there regularly for his double espresso. With his health deteriorating, he was no longer allowed to drive, so it was either my sister, the two of us, or my half-sister who drove Dad when we came to visit him. The manager barely even said "hello" or "goodbye." When my 85-year-old father, tired and weakened by his cancer, came to the counter to pay, she pretended not to see him and continued chatting away with other customers, when the only polite thing would have been to serve my father, whose condition she could clearly see was worsening day by day! And to top it all off, the last time my sister and I were able to drive Dad to Le Mazet, the manager didn't charge us the same price as usual! I'll remember that for the rest of my life! She charged us an extra €1, giving my sister a withering look even though she wasn't ordering anything (she wasn't ordering because her health didn't allow it! She just wanted to be with Dad, whose days were numbered 😢). We're not talking about a single euro here, but it's the principle of the thing! Really! A little respect! Especially for an elderly and sick regular!!! Our father is no longer with us as I write this, and we didn't want to make a scene in front of him the day the manager behaved like that towards us and Dad. Dad didn't find out anything; we protected him so as not to spoil his moment, the pleasure he got from drinking his double coffee 🤗💞 with his Maurin croissant. But I won't miss the day, and the last, I go back there 😡. I'm going to embarrass her like never before!!! In front of her customers! The previous manager was fantastic! It's a shame he's no longer there!

The pizza was much more expensive than the menu price and undercooked. Good luck!

The waitress was really unpleasant, not welcoming at all, and not even polite. Avoid her because in the restaurant business, politeness and kindness are fundamental.